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If We Could Let Go| September 20, 2014
The very act of clinging causes mental distress—have you ever noticed that longing hurts? Moreover, the exertions are futile since grasping cannot extend the life of pleasure, not even by a nanosecond. As for unpleasant sensations—in truth, they disappear in a moment, too. But when you feel averse to them, the pain doubles. It’s like trying to remove a thorn in your foot by piercing the skin with a second thorn. If we could let go, the mind wouldn’t suffer.
– Cynthia Hatcher, “What’s So Great About Now?”
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Letting Go of Clinging – Tricycle
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