you've noticed this, but a lot of times

I find that I'm impatient to get to the next important thing happening

and so missing at the present moment because of my impatience

so to actually intentionally cultivate patience

and that kind of recognition that things

unfold in their own way

and that in some profound of way things cannot be hurried

so when we're always rushing to get someplace else

the byproduct that is that we never where we actually are

which is a tremendous sadness and a tremendous loss

sometimes we're impatient with other people sometimes we're impatient at work

sometimes we're impatient to get things done

but this wisdom of patience is something

that is also profoundly healing and restorative

and this is akin to recognizing as some children don't

when the for instance tried to make the butterfly come out

before its time from the chrysalis

that certain things can't be hurried

but things do unfaulty on time

so if we actually learn to be patient with ourselves

then we're inhabiting the present moment in ways that

have great comfort in great profundity

of both acceptance and wisdom associated with them

Verbatim :Onishi Keisuke 英文聽打：大西啟介 中譯：牧行者