Challenge belief in permanence from "summary" of Wisdom Of Insecurity by Alan W Watts
The notion that things can remain unchanged, that there is a stable and enduring foundation to which we can cling, is deeply ingrained in our minds. We are constantly seeking security in a world that is inherently impermanent and ever-changing. This belief in permanence gives us a sense of control and predictability, but it also blinds us to the reality of the present moment. When we challenge this belief in permanence, we are forced to confront the uncomfortable truth that everything is in a state of flux. We are faced with the inevitability of change and the uncertainty of the future. This can be unsettling and disorienting, but it can also be liberating. By letting go of our attachment to the idea of permanence, we open ourselves up to the beauty and richness of life as it unfolds. We become more present and engaged in the moment, appreciating each experience for what it is. W...
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