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THE LEARNING HUB: Life happens.

Life happens.
And it happens fast.
Life happens over years and at times it happens within a split second.
Life hits harder than anyone can.

It hits so hard that your lungs cry out for air, making you realize how precious Life is.
Yet Life is so tender.
It leaves you speechless.
It has you yearning for more. More tenderness. More love. More of the good.

Our moments that make up Life colour us.
It colours us with joy. Happiness.
Some moments in life leave you breathless..
Some moments change you.

Moments are like windows we look through.
Some frozen, some clear, some half open.

There are many things in my life that I wish I could take back.
Many moments I would recast.
But I know it will then change my life forever. The direction. The purpose. The now.

Life is all about moments. Not days. Not weeks. Not years. Don’t wait for them, create them.

We have moments of truth when we are tested, decisions that have to be made, or even a crisis that has to be faced.

Some moments shine like precious diamonds.
And then there are those moments when the world moves so slowly you can feel your bones shifting, your mind tumbling..

And you catch yourself savoring the moments. In the end, they are the only things we'll have.

We never can just stop time. Or Life. Or take moments back.
But that’s the trouble with moments—they end.
And that’s the trouble with Life – it ends.

~ Luzette


©The Learning Hub 2023

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