The past is related to the present, the future is dependent on the present. We have to sew the seeds in our present to be able to reap the fruits in our future. This present moment is pregnant with all the possibilities of our future. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2022
Nullify the past by doing what needs to be done now. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2022
We all have grievances. For those that are unsolvable we have to let them go. To savour the present we have to let go of the past. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2022
Our past reveals who we are and our ability to repeat our transgressions in the present. If we aren’t regretful and remorseful about our past there is no redemptive quality within us. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2022
Now is the only time that is relevant. The past can inform. The future can be envisioned. The present is where the work is done. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2022
We can’t dwell on the why’s, the if’s and the but’s. We have to let go of our past mistakes and shortsightedness, be present at all times in every decision we make or action we take, resolving to act intentionally and with loving kindness at all times. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2022
The past is the precursor to present. The lessons from the past can be instructive and informative if we let it be. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2022
What do we do with the present moment which is not static? Are we consumed by our past or are we immersed in the present moment? Living in the present isn’t a gift that we leave unopened, it is a gift that we can use to transform our lives. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2022
We have to stop complaining and start being the leader in our lives. Our present situation depends on what we think, do, and believe in. The past is over. The present is all we have. The future may never come. © Norma Bobb-Semple 2022
We have to look at ourselves in the mirror and minutely examen all of our facets. It is only by critically looking at where we have been, who we are in this moment, and how we want to transform ourselves in the future can we begin to change our lives, the lives of our fellow […]
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