“It does not matter how slow you go so long as you do not stop.” —  Wisdom of Confucius

The fable of the tortoise and the hare comes to mind here…let me make myself an example: i move and think with awareness, so at times, i can appear to be slow.  my grandmother would always encourage me by saying “slow but steady; that is how you will have success.”  she was right.

At times we may wish that our success was quicker, but wishing does not get us closer to our desires.  the steady drip of water wears even the hardest rock over time.  consider allowing the process to unfold.

At Zen Photography Workshops + Retreats we help you to be consciously present in your daily deeds to help you move the mountains you were meant to move. 

Namaste, Team Zen | Joanne Bartone

ABOUT THE PHOTO ABOVE:

Canon EOS 5D  |  Canon 24-70mm L f/2.8 @ 24mm  |  ISO: 100  |  f/4.0  | 1/30  |  Falling Water  |  Mill Run PA  | Image refined, cropped and enhanced for color + tonality in PS5