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Some of us just seem to function better when things are in order. A well-planned schedule, a clean house, and a clear path might open the door for clarity of mind. But how often is life orderly? We live in times of chaos, complexity, and uncertainty. Perhaps true order is the capacity to remain fully present and centered in the midst of disorder. This is our work—to practice being while surrounded by doing.

In mindful presence,
​Lori Furbush

Your life will be in order when disorder ceases to bother you.

―James Pierce