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RESILIENCE: How to DETACH yourself from someone you LOVE
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At the core of much of life’s pain is our attachment to ideas, possessions, relationships, and even our own identity. From an early age, we start to develop a strong sense of ownership often without realizing it, shaping our identity around things that are fleeting and never meant to last forever. This attachment gives us the illusion that happiness is linked to the permanence of these things. However, the truth is that everything is always changing, and within this impermanence lies the key to your freedom.
To truly grasp detachment, you must first understand the nature of suffering, which stems from the clash between your expectations and the reality of change. You hold on to things—be it material items, relationships, or even your perception of self-worth—hoping they'll stay constant or change as you desire. Yet, nothing in life remains unchanged. The things you cling to either transform or disappear, leaving behind feelings of loss, frustration, or sadness. This suffering, ranging from mild unease to profound distress, is not an inescapable part of life but is a result of our resistance to letting go and acknowledging the transient nature of all things.
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At the core of much of life’s pain is our attachment to ideas, possessions, relationships, and even our own identity. From an early age, we start to develop a strong sense of ownership often without realizing it, shaping our identity around things that are fleeting and never meant to last forever. This attachment gives us the illusion that happiness is linked to the permanence of these things. However, the truth is that everything is always changing, and within this impermanence lies the key to your freedom.
To truly grasp detachment, you must first understand the nature of suffering, which stems from the clash between your expectations and the reality of change. You hold on to things—be it material items, relationships, or even your perception of self-worth—hoping they'll stay constant or change as you desire. Yet, nothing in life remains unchanged. The things you cling to either transform or disappear, leaving behind feelings of loss, frustration, or sadness. This suffering, ranging from mild unease to profound distress, is not an inescapable part of life but is a result of our resistance to letting go and acknowledging the transient nature of all things.
License code: OBUKHU8YZJAI0C5N
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