I understand that for beginners it isn't that easy to sit down, close your eyes, and settle into stillness. Your thought — Russell Simmons, Success Through Stillness: Meditation Made Simple
I understand that for beginners it isn't that easy to sit down, close your eyes, and settle into stillness. Your thought — Russell Simmons, Success Through Stillness: Meditation Made Simple
I understand that for beginners it isn't that easy to sit down, close your eyes, and settle into stillness. Your thought — Russell Simmons, Success Through Stillness: Meditation Made Simple
I understand that for beginners it isn't that easy to sit down, close your eyes, and settle into stillness. Your thought — Russell Simmons, Success Through Stillness: Meditation Made Simple
I understand that for beginners it isn't that easy to sit down, close your eyes, and settle into stillness. Your thought — Russell Simmons, Success Through Stillness: Meditation Made Simple
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I understand that for beginners it isn't that easy to sit down, close your eyes, and settle into stillness. Your thoughts have gotten used to making SO MUCH NOISE! They have enjoyed too much influence over you to simply fade the first time you try.

— Russell Simmons, Success Through Stillness: Meditation Made Simple
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