slow-down

That was desire messing with physics: putting its finger on the record and then slowing it down, making sure you heard every word spoken, and memorized it.

Slow down. Life is crossing the road.

Nothing is so rewarding than the patience that you take to go over the ramps of life. They may slow you down, but you are an unstoppable hero. Keep driving!

It's better to be slow and careful in the right direction than to be fast and careless on the wrong path. Be sure that you are on the right path before you begin to take your steps!

LSD stands out for learning to slow down.

I don't do hurry I don't do worry.

You are not walking slow enough, when taking a walk, if you do not come across as bored or depressed (to the average sane person).

S.T.O.P. = Start To Open Possibilities

Stop rushing. Slow down and enjoy the beauty of life.

Don't be in a hurry to achieve your dreams. Take a day to play with your kids and relax - your dreams will still be there tomorrow.

Steps can then be taken to slow down the natural progression before it gets started. It doesn't work to allow all the preliminary intimacies and then hope to stop the progression just short of intercourse. Very few people have the willpower to do that.

Sometimes I think there are only two instructions we need to follow to develop and deepen our spiritual life: slow down and let go.

The sad truth is, John and I and the kids only took Route 66 once on our trips to Disneyland. Our family, like the rest of America, succumbed to the lure of faster highways, more direct routes, higher speed limits. We forgot about taking the slow way. It makes you wonder if something inside us knows that our lives are going to pass faster than we could ever realize. So we run around like chickens about to lose our heads. Which makes our little two- or three-week vacations with our families more important than ever... As for the time that elapsed between those vacations, that__ another thing altogether. It seems to have all passed breathlessly, like some extended whisper of days, months, years, decades. (pp.39-40)

A huge part of recovery and life -is slowing down and accepting the unKNOWN. This is how you get to KNOW __ourself.

Strange, what being forced to slow down could do to a person.

In truth I suspect that merely slowing down is not a very satisfying answer. What I need has less to do with my pace of life than my peace of life. At any speed, I crave a deep and lasting inner peace. And if it's solace I'm after, I don't need to pace myself like a turtle, change jobs or set up house on a quiet island. It is usually frenetic living, not high energy, that robs my peace of mind.

Perfection of effort is not required, by the way. It is the consistency of attempting to work these tools that brings the progress. It__ like anything else. If I want to tone muscle, lifting a ten-pound weight a few times every day will move me toward my goal much quicker than hoisting a fifty-pound barbell once a week. Yes, it really is true: __low and steady wins the race._ Just try a little, every day. You__l see.

Speed of life is a killer not a healer, so slow down to bloom like a flower.