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We are wired for attachment
in a world of impermanence.
How we negotiate that tension
shapes who we become.
Robert Neimeyer
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We create an identity figure, we call him/her “I”, “me”, “mine”, our vaunted “Ego”.
The “Ego” attaches to approval, pleasure and control.
Approval, pleasure and control are completely impermanent, somewhat abstract, and a road to suffering.
Try letting all that go, breathe, enjoy what your eyes see without comment.
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