If it is to be lived with purpose, life is a delicate balancing act of body and soul, heaven and earth. It requires two feet firmly upon the ground and a clear head high up in the air. Only then are you the master.
In a rush, you are not in control of your world—the world is in control of you. Place your foot gently on the brakes, slow down, switch gears from madness to mind. Reclaim mastery.

Dear Rabbi Freeman,
Thank you for writing this daily dose of wisdom. I find it helpful. Seems this was written way back in 2015 but still useful nonetheless.
This reading reminds me of a bible verse from Isaiah 30:15-16,
For so said the Lord God, the Holy One of Israel; "With tranquility and restfulness shall you be saved, with quietude and trust shall be your might; but you did not want.
And you said, 'No, but on horses will we flee.' Therefore, you shall flee. 'And on swift [steeds] will we ride.' Therefore, your pursuers shall be swift.