It (Psalm 90) reflects on TIME… the passing of time. It's a prayer and meditation on change… Time waits for no one and time takes a toll on us… changes us and eventually takes everything from us…and then we die.
How are we to think and respond to this fact of life, that time marches on (without our permission!) and "The train it won't stop going/No way to slow down" (Jethro Tull, "Locomotive Breath"). 1) How do we normally face time/change/death? 2) A New Way to face time/change/death and 3) How to Practice this New Way
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