The sense of disconnection you feel arises from not being fully present in the moment. When a task feels boring, it’s because you’re not engaged with it. Conversely, when a task feels overwhelming, it’s because you can’t find your way through it. The burden doesn’t come from the task itself, but from the gap between you and it.
Yet, what if presence itself is the answer? What if, by simply becoming fully engaged, you could find meaning and challenge even in the simplest of tasks? When you are present, you become one with what you do, and the task transforms. It is no longer something to be endured or avoided but something to be embraced, a rhythm to move with.
In presence, there is no boredom, no burden—there is only the unfolding of the moment. And it is in this unfolding that you encounter not just the task at hand, but the deeper essence of your own being, discovering purpose and connection in the simplest act.
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Thats you Alka! How beautifully expressed