When Attention Learns to Rest

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Date: 24/01

As light softens, priorities rearrange themselves. What felt urgent earlier steps back. What was ignored finds space. The mind begins sorting without pressure, no longer insisting on completion.
This is when reflection works best—not as evaluation, but as allowance. Some answers are postponed without anxiety. Some efforts are released without regret. Fatigue arrives not as failure, but as proof of engagement.
Across the world, windows glow gently. Conversations slow. Silence gains texture. These are not endings, but transitions—necessary pauses that give meaning to continuation.
Let the day close without judgment. What mattered has already been absorbed. Rest completes what effort alone cannot.

Rajat Chandra Sarmah
Guwahati, Assam, India
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