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slowness as a manifestation of presence
on slowness, taste, and living well slowness as a manifestation of presence Isabel Mar 28, 2023 227 15 62 Share by Anna Weyant , 2022 Whenever I sit down at a new place, I take a few moments to observe what is going on around me—sounds, sights, smells, people. A vibe check, so to speak. This practice helps me distill my taste, because when I am present enough to listen to my body, it tells me what I like and what I don’t like. Developing taste is a matter of developing presence, because taste is a collection of things that bring you joy. The inputs that light you up—that make you feel somethin
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