Most people in our society don’t know what to do when tired but to continue working hard, sometimes to exhaustion.
And most people think that being zen means being blissfully happy at all times. However, it means being aware in the moment.
At the moment, with the sun disappearing a lot in my hemisphere, and with great projects coming to an end, I feel blessed, but tired. And as a Zen practitioner, I allow myself to be. I will take most of winter off big projects.
When happy, be a happy Buddha (awakened person).
When sad, be a sad Buddha.
When tired, be a tired Buddha.
The results I find of allowing the emotions and not making a fuss out of our situation is that we recuperate and change of impermanent state quicker.
Are you tired too?
And what if you embraced it?
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Marie-Eve Boudreault is first mom to 4 awesome kids. But she's also known as "The Work-At-Home Mom" Specialist. She has inspired thousands of parents (140,000+ social media fans) on the path of working from home, natural parenting, and thriving living. Make sure to subscribe to her FREE Momming Masterclass if you want to create the thriving family life you dream of.
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