The beauty of impermanence from "summary" of The Sight of You by Holly Miller
Impermanence can be a difficult concept to grasp. In a world where we are constantly seeking stability and security, the idea of impermanence can feel unsettling. But what if we were to embrace the beauty of impermanence rather than fear it? What if we were to see the transient nature of life as something to be cherished, rather than something to be avoided?In 'The Sight of You', Holly Miller explores this very concept through the lives of her characters. She shows us that impermanence is not something to be mourned, but rather something to be celebrated. She reminds us that in the fleeting moments of life lie some of the most beautiful experiences. Through the eyes of her characters, we see that impermanence brings with it a certain freedom. It allows us to let go of the need to control every aspect of our lives, and instead, to embrace the unpredictability of the world around us. It teaches us to appreciate each moment for what it is, knowing that...
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