Bitcoiners celebrate the lowering of time preference,

For in Bitcoin’s light, the future becomes clear,

And the frantic chase for immediate gain fades.

As we embrace sound money,

We begin to value what lasts,

To think not just of today, but of tomorrow,

Of years and decades beyond.

This shift from short-term to long-term thinking

Breathes life into society.

Families grow stronger,

For patience nurtures bonds that endure.

Craftsmanship returns to its rightful place,

As people build with care, knowing their work will stand.

Education deepens, as learning is valued for its own sake,

Not as a means to an end.

And the land itself is treated with respect,

For when we think of the future,

We are careful with what we leave behind.

As we strive to lower time preference, we don’t rely solely on Bitcoin, but draw from the wisdom of the ages.

Meditation, an ancient practice, helps us slow down and live with deeper purpose.

In stillness, we learn to quiet the mind’s demands,

To let go of the impulse to act without thought.

Meditation relieves the anxiety

That drives us to seek instant gratification,

Calming the storms that make us chase fleeting rewards.

Through meditation, we cease to identify with the ego,

The part of us that craves and desires now.

We learn to sit with discomfort,

To let go of the need to judge or categorize,

For judgment offers a quick resolution,

A high-time-preference reward of false certainty.

To do nothing, to merely observe—

Is a radical act of patience.

For in doing nothing, we practice valuing time,

Not as a thing to be consumed,

But as a space to be experienced.

Meditation teaches us to see value

In moments where nothing is gained,

Where the ego would rush to fill the void.

Bitcoin and meditation

Lead us to a life of deeper meaning,

Guiding us to think and experience beyond the immediate.

As we lower our time preference,

The world begins to change—

One person, one choice at a time.

Through meditation and the Bitcoin journey,

We find the strength to be still,

The wisdom to be patient,

And the clarity to direct attention to what lasts.