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== Lenses of Adaptation == | == Lenses of Adaptation == | ||
Through the Lenses of Adaptation, we focus on key elements that refine our journey towards enlightenment, bringing clarity and depth to our understanding and practice of adaptive principles. | Through the Lenses of Adaptation, we focus on key elements that refine our journey towards enlightenment, bringing clarity and depth to our understanding and practice of adaptive principles. | ||
=== Impermanence === | |||
Impermanence, a fundamental concept deeply woven into the fabric of existence, is the understanding that all phenomena, without exception, are in a constant state of change. This Lens focuses on observing the transitory nature of thoughts, emotions, sensations, and external circumstances. When we fully internalize this concept, we realize that everything we experience — joy, suffering, thoughts, identities — are not static but are dynamic and fleeting. This understanding leads to an acceptance and even an embracing of change, contributing to a sense of calm, resilience, and peace amidst the ebb and flow of life. The reality of impermanence invites us to live fully in the present moment, cherishing it as a unique and unrepeatable snapshot of life. | |||
=== Non-Attachment === | === Non-Attachment === | ||