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Find solace in the beauty of impermanence from "summary" of The Zen of Living and Dying by Philip Kapleau

In the face of impermanence, we are often filled with anxiety and fear. We cling desperately to what we know, seeking stability in a world that is constantly changing. But if we can shift our perspective, we may find a sense of peace in the very impermanence that troubles us. This paradox lies at the heart of Zen teachings – the idea that by embracing change, we can find solace in the beauty of impermanence. Impermanence is a fundamental aspect of life. Everything is subject to change, from the seasons to our own bodies. Rather than resisting this fact, we can learn to accept it with grace and gratitude. In the recognition of impermanence, we find a profound freedom – a release from the burden of trying to control the uncontrollable. When we let go...
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    The Zen of Living and Dying

    Philip Kapleau

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