Paramahansa YoganandaLive quietly in the moment and see the beauty of all before you. The future will take care of itself......
About This Quote
To live quietly in the moment and see the beauty of all before you is to live intentionally and joyfully. It is to remember that we are here for a short time and we don't need to force our lives into a particular pattern. We can look back and be thankful that we had the opportunity to see and experience what we did and be grateful that we did not allow life to dictate how we lived it. This quote helps us remember our purpose in life and helps us live more fully in the moment.
Source: Autobiography Of A Yogi
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