Slow River

“Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished”
~Lao Tzu~

Not every day is a rapids day.

Some days the current barely moves. The water is still. Nothing seems to be happening. You wonder if you’re even going anywhere.

You are.

The slow river is still the river. Still moving. Still forward. Still taking you somewhere.

Don’t mistake slow for stopped.

The Dude 🐸

Thought for the Day
Today, let slow be enough.

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