Posted by kalyb on June 27, 2003, at 15:17:23
In reply to Nothing is permanent, posted by yesac on June 27, 2003, at 14:38:09
> I once had a therapist who talked to me about how nothing is like a snapshot photo, or a 30 minute tv show. We just can't attain some perfect level of stability and expect it to stay that way forever. It will never happen. It is such a paradox, since it seems to be what we all crave so much (unless something really sucks and you just want it to be over/past). And it's also why people have a tendency to cling to many things that aren't even that great - just for the stability and safety of that familiar situation. I don't know.... tricky question to answer.
------------------Perhaps the answer there is in learning how to let go...?
A link someone sent me, about non-attachment:
http://www.gla.ac.uk/~gbza22/sriordan/ch8.htmlKalyb xx
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