Nowhere I'd rather be

Nowhere I'd rather be, nothing I'd rather be doing.

On some level, this is always true.

On the surface there is complaining and resistance and judgment, wanting to be somewhere else, wanting to be doing something else.

At the same time, at a deeper level, there is absolute alignment with what is exactly as it is.

Nowhere else I'd rather be, nothing else I'd rather be doing.

"How my son ruined my life!"

I came across this You Tube video by a 91 year-old woman who underwent a transformation of heart at age 89. There is also an excellent article on the Huffington Post written by the son that includes a poem written by the mother. Below are links to both, which I have also shared with Greg, Mary, and Jack. Hope you enjoy as we did. We have agreed to say that little word "AND..." each time one of us gets caught up in some mind-made misery.

Link to Huffington Post article about woman at age 89 and 90:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/james-baraz/frame-it-with-gratitude_b_484722.html



Note: I looked up the word "JewBu" which is said in the video. A JewBu is someone who is raised Jewish and becomes Buddhist, or has leanings toward Buddhism.

Thank you to Alton Slater of Illuminations blogspot, where I first found this video.