live in present






. where Are you living ( past, present, or future)?
The majority of people are living in the past or the future and leave the only moment that they have which is now
We live by our thoughts in a world that is not there but  only inside our minds.
But the fact is, you only live in the moment that is present. And to live life to the fullest you must live in the moment. It is all what you have and you owe it to yourself to make it the best it can be.
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We choose our joys and sorrows long before we experience them in our thinking way. 
We choose our joys and sorrows in our minds long before we see it in reality. And we might not even see it at all!
Live in the moment that is present. The past has passed. The future is not there yet, so what to worry about . And the present is a present. Make the most out of it and live your life moment by moment.
Don't rush into the future or live in the cage of the past.
Fill your days with pleasure and live everyday as if it is your last day on earth .one day you will be on track.
You never know what will happen next! Life is short and you shouldn’t waste it by living in parts of time that no longer exist.
This is worth thinking about so start living in present and feel the power of now

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