The Lyrics From Billy's Forest Chapter 203

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There's a lot of things happening in our lives right now. We thought the Coronavirus Covid-19 was extremely heavy to hold and move through. Have you looked at yourself in a mirror and asked the infamous question, "What now?" On this podcast episode we get into that thing called "Now" I live in the "Now" Its my daily discipline to remain truthful and faithful to why its extremely important to plant my feet only there. Because you have the power through awareness to control your "Now" The world right now may look bent out of shape with uncertainty but ultimately the decision you make right now has the strength to grow or fall completely apart. Its a choice. What I've taken note of are the enormous amount of Nows that don't belong in our Now. Your Now from yesterday at 3pm is still present and its interfering with how you should be thinking. That means your present place in the Now will probably interact with your Now in one hour. You can't help but be this way! It's not your fault! There's so much going on around us that we have lost control of what is Now. I love the idea that I've already forgotten about SpaceX Crew Dragon. That was my Saturday at 3:22pm Now. Then the docking on Sunday at 10:16am was in that place of Now. It's not been anywhere near me until Now. It's not disrespectful. It's having control of what you can control. Too many Nows playing over and over in your head and heart confuses your ability to find balance. Sadly I won't remember writing any of this. In five minutes it'll be my new Now.