Rediscovering the Magic in Forgotten Moments - Daily MINI-CAST with Kim & Jill
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Rediscovering the Magic in Forgotten Moments
Exploring how past experiences can be rediscovered with a fresh perspective.
The idea that forgotten moments may return, offering new excitement or insight.
Experiencing Nature Anew:
Jill shares a magical moment observing birds perching in an unusual manner.
Reflecting on how such occurrences remind us to appreciate the beauty around us.
Mindful Presence:
Encouragement to savor unique experiences as they happen since they might not repeat.
Importance of being present and attentive to life's fleeting yet beautiful moments.
Takeaways:
Forgetting isn't inherently negative; it's about allowing ourselves to experience things anew.
Be open-minded when familiar events reoccur—they may offer unexpected joy or learning opportunities.
Practice mindfulness by taking time out of your day to notice and cherish small wonders in life.
Remember, today is an opportunity. Look around you—what have you been overlooking? Let this episode serve as a gentle reminder to embrace each moment fully. Until next time!
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Rediscovering the Magic in Forgotten Moments
Exploring how past experiences can be rediscovered with a fresh perspective.
The idea that forgotten moments may return, offering new excitement or insight.
Experiencing Nature Anew:
Jill shares a magical moment observing birds perching in an unusual manner.
Reflecting on how such occurrences remind us to appreciate the beauty around us.
Mindful Presence:
Encouragement to savor unique experiences as they happen since they might not repeat.
Importance of being present and attentive to life's fleeting yet beautiful moments.
Takeaways:
Forgetting isn't inherently negative; it's about allowing ourselves to experience things anew.
Be open-minded when familiar events reoccur—they may offer unexpected joy or learning opportunities.
Practice mindfulness by taking time out of your day to notice and cherish small wonders in life.
Remember, today is an opportunity. Look around you—what have you been overlooking? Let this episode serve as a gentle reminder to embrace each moment fully. Until next time!
Rediscover the Magic: How 'Forgetting' Can Transform Our Perception
In this episode, Kim and Jill dive deep into the concept of "forgetting" and how past experiences can re-emerge with newfound excitement. They share personal stories, like Jill’s enchanting encounter with a flock of birds that brought unexpected joy despite being an annual occurrence. This conversation explores how revisiting forgotten moments can shift our perspectives and rekindle wonder in everyday life.
Key Takeaways:
- Forgotten experiences may return with fresh perspectives, offering renewed excitement.
- Embrace present moments fully; they might not repeat themselves.
- Challenge societal perceptions by viewing "forgetting" as an opportunity for rediscovery.
Tune in to explore how embracing forgotten memories can enrich your daily life!
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Hello, lovely listeners and good morning, Kim. Good morning, Jill. Good morning everyone.
Today's message, that's Wednesday rainy morning, is the word forgetting kept coming to my head and trying to figure out what the heck were they trying to say with the word forgetting. And it came up with, there are things that mean that we experience in the past and you just kind of forget that experience and then the experience can come back around and you see it differently. You might be more excited to see it now. You might have a different viewpoint, different perception. You actually might get excited to see it now where in the past you might have been like, ah, it's just normal everyday prints. Or it's just like, oh, okay, yep, I've seen that before, no big deal.
But today it's like a thing that you kind of forgot. It's reinventing, it's re coming back around and you're going to have an opportunity to see it a little bit differently.
And then Jill showed or was sharing earlier about the birds that just showed up at our house. And it's like they do it every year, but this year they were very prominent for you.
Yeah, I see them every year, but I don't see them how they presented themselves yesterday. They perched on these wires yesterday, which I had never seen before, and there was a hundred plus of them. So there was a lot. And it really was a very magical experience and it was sustained. It went on for a few hours.
And they're not around today. I can look at that same wire where they were perched and it's just so you do—you forget. You forget the magic of it very, very fast. If they come back, all of that will come back more intensely. I can now use my memory to kind of resurrect some of it.
But yeah, there's just a—the forgetting piece, Kim. What I get out of it is like when these beautiful things are coming back around and happening for us, like the message that I get is to really give it its time in that moment.
Yeah. Like that experience with the birds may occur again, but it may not ever occur again. And I could have just been too busy and moved on and not noticed it.
Yesterday would have been kind of hard to miss, but it could have been.
Yeah. And I really did take time to just marvel at it multiple different times because it was beautiful.
Yeah, awesome. She did send me a picture, you guys. It was pretty cool sitting up there.
Like, yeah, they're so cute.
So it's so funny because the word forgetting—it's more like almost a negative where it's like let's stop forgetting—not forgetting. I'm not sure how to say it.
The message isn't to forget; the message is that we are forgetting.
Yes.
I know when the word was coming through, I was actually kind of confused because I thought, what am I forgetting? Am I forgetting something? Are people forgetting something? And I went right honestly right into the negative.
And that's what we do as a society—we think something's wrong right away with forget.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's just a sweet reminder like you're not forgetting anything. Take a look around though and do take moments today to see what's right in front of us and to see what's coming back and you know it's like a gentle nudge.
Love it. Love you too.
Yeah. Thank you.
Yeah. Thank you.
All right, until next time.
