Uncertainty forces us to be present. Sometimes people misinterpret being present with being still. While true that we can be still and present at the same time like when we meditate for example. Being present as we move through our daily lives however, is like moving down rows of fertile ground dropping seeds and moving on.
In other words, we go about our day consciously living in each moment. That conscious moment is our existence in the realm of uncertainty caught between the seed we’ve just dropped and the one we’re about to drop and the future desire that the seeds will sprout and grow and yield what we hope for.
Being present is consciously living in trust and faith, in the uncertainty of whether things will turn out the way we need them to AND nevertheless continuing to drop those seeds of promise as we move along.
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