“You are not lost in time. You are alive in this moment, and that is enough.”
The mind is a restless traveler.
It revisits wounds from the past, projects fear into the future, and rarely stops to ask: *Where am I now?*
But the present — the exact moment you’re in — is the only place where healing can happen.
You don’t have to figure out the rest of your life right now.
You don’t have to undo every mistake or anticipate every next step.
You just need to breathe.
To notice.
To arrive fully — in your body, in this breath, in this one safe place.
Returning to the present is not abandoning your story. It’s pausing the spin long enough to remember: *I’m still here. And right now, that’s enough.*
From this place, choices become clearer.
Compassion becomes easier.
And the next step — just the next one — comes into focus.
You’re not behind. You’re not too late.
You’re exactly where healing meets you: here.
Sit quietly with your eyes open or closed. Notice 5 things you see, 4 you hear, 3 you feel, 2 you smell, 1 you taste or imagine. Let yourself land in the now.
Pause three times today to check in with yourself. Ask: 'What am I feeling?' — without fixing or changing it. Just notice and breathe.
Selene K. “I always lived in the past or future. Today, I stopped and felt the sun through the window. It sounds small. But it felt like I came back to life — even just for a minute.”
Right now is enough. You are enough — right now.