Dancing : In : the Moonlight

It is more Important to be of pure intention than of perfect action-

Its moments before the gentle warmth of the Sun breaks the horizon on a chilly Friday morning in eastern Nebraska. With a 90% chance of snow tomorrow and a daytime high of 20 expected this Sunday in Iowa City, IA. Perfect racing conditions for Jingle Cross if you ask me. Although, its only Friday Why are our minds racing towards the weekend?

Raising my chapped hand awkwardly in the air – I fully admit that daydreaming about the weekend is a supernatural delight, constantly peering off into the future to escape events that happened in the past. I’m feeling warm and bright right now thinking about racing in freshly fallen snow this coming Sunday. Pausing mid sip to reflect I spent the past few days lamenting about my lack of “training” last weekend and the last couple of days endlessly checking the weather for the upcoming weekend. Simply put (because I’m a simple dude): I actively sacrificed being this week to fleeting memories, events that have already happened, and fantasies of how “things” might unfold three days and three hours away in Iowa.

Daily Meditation:

The most memorable races, the most memorable “things” in life, are rarely those that have been planned in advance. They are usually formulated over a few adult beverages with close friends late one evening in August, where we meet the moment without any preconditions or expectations and simply surrender to being. Savoring each and every moment that comes our way.

Take care this morning and please be well!

*Big Thank You to the fine folks at Omaha Bicycle Co. and Endless Bike Company for keeping me prepared this late into the cycling season – Thank you!*

CultFit Peace


7 Comments on “Dancing : In : the Moonlight”

  1. tracymartin says:

    “the most memorable “things” in life, are rarely those that have been planned in advance. They are usually formulated over a few adult beverages with close friends late one evening in August, where we meet the moment without any preconditions or expectations and simply surrender to being. Savoring each every and every moment that comes our way” – I love this and find it to be so true. I’m wondering what qualities we have to possess to take advantage of such moments?

  2. katelon says:

    I didn’t know you could ride in the snow!

  3. nonoymanga says:

    both words and image are wonderful!!!

  4. stacilys says:

    Being from Canada, I learned that if things didn’t go as planned, all was shot. Married to a brazilian and living in Brazil for over 12 years has taught me a lot. People here go on vacation to the beach. They don’t have any touristy thing on their agenda. They’ve gone to relax, enjoy the beach and enjoy each other’s company. I think that’s nice.
    Great reflection.
    🙂


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