The illusion of time deceives us into thinking that life is going somewhere.

Time is an illusion we suffer from whenever we are not practicing mindfulness.

Not being in the present moment is so adultish.

We envy toddlers the most for pretty much always living fully in the present moment, and for having the courage to laugh for absolutely no reason.

Truly paying attention to something or someone makes it or them seem as big as the universe.

That the past and the future are just ideas is proven by the undeniable fact that not being in the present moment is a mental phenomenon.

Like the past, the future is merely an idea; a mere thought.

Time is merely an idea that we use to fill the gap between how things are and how they were.

Not being in the present moment is no less foolish than looking forward to the past.