Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To b — Philip Lopate
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Anyone who recommends attention to the moment as a prescription for grateful wonder is only telling half the truth. To be happy one must pay attention, but to be unhappy one must also have paid attention.

— Philip Lopate
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