A man late for an appointment driving down a street through traffic, talking into a cell phone pinched between his shoulder and ear, one hand on the steering wheel, the other jotting notes into a notebook on his knee, the car CD blaring, doesn't have enough time. A woman in childbirth labor has an abundance of time. Michael Jordan going to the basket had just the right amount of time. Shunryu Suzuki, the Zen master quoted above, worked a lifetime to experience all time in the present moment, all the time. Both are a form of power.
Money is the wealth of the materialist, and works miracles in the realm of the physical.
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