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| == Overview == | | == Overview == |
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| == {{Header Type|Type=Credo|Name=Embrace the Change}} == | | == {{Header Type|Type=Credo|Name=Embrace the Change}} == |
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| == Primary Lenses of Adaptation == | | == Primary Lenses of Adaptation == |
| | [[File:Lenses of Adaptation.jpg|alt=Lenses of Adaptation|thumb|Lenses of [[Adaptation]]]] |
| {{Lenses Overview}} | | {{Lenses Overview}} |
| [[File:Lenses of Adaptation.jpg|alt=Lenses of Adaptation|thumb|Lenses of [[Adaptation]]]]
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| 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. |
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| === Impermanence ===
| | {{Lens Overview|Impermanence}} |
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| === Non-Attachment === | | === Non-Attachment === |
| Non-Attachment is the practice of letting go of our clinging to people, things, thoughts, and feelings. It doesn't mean we stop caring or disconnect ourselves from the world; instead, it's about releasing the need for control or possession. Practically, this means being open to experiences without trying to grasp them or push them away. Incorporating non-attachment into your life means creating space for freedom and peace, reducing suffering caused by our attachments, and facilitating better adaptation to life's changes. | | Non-Attachment is the practice of letting go of our clinging to people, things, thoughts, and feelings. It doesn't mean we stop caring or disconnect ourselves from the world; instead, it's about releasing the need for control or possession. Practically, this means being open to experiences without trying to grasp them or push them away. Incorporating non-attachment into your life means creating space for freedom and peace, reducing suffering caused by our attachments, and facilitating better adaptation to life's changes. |
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| === Non-Seeking ===
| | {{Lens Overview|Non-Seeking}} |
| Non-Seeking is about breaking free from the endless pursuit of desires. It's recognizing that constant wanting often leads to a state of dissatisfaction. Instead, the practice of non-seeking encourages us to find contentment in the present moment, without constant longing for something else. The ultimate aim of non-seeking is to foster inner peace and satisfaction, diminishing the turbulence of ceaseless desire and thereby enabling a more harmonious adaptation to life's unfolding.
| | {{Lens Overview|Non-Aversion}} |
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| === Non-Aversion ===
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| Non-Aversion, as a concept, invites us to avoid repulsion from negative experiences or sensations. It's about accepting and facing uncomfortable situations, feelings, or thoughts without trying to escape from them. Applying non-aversion in our lives means developing a greater resilience to adversity and discomfort. The end-goal is to cultivate emotional balance and courage, promoting a healthier and more flexible approach to life's challenges. | |
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| === Equanimity === | | === Equanimity === |
| Equanimity is a state of mental calmness and composure, especially in challenging situations. It's about remaining balanced and undisturbed regardless of the ups and downs of life. Practicing equanimity helps us to respond rather than react impulsively, thus fostering healthier relationships and a more peaceful life. The end goal of developing equanimity is to achieve a balanced mind, offering us the stability needed to adapt effectively to changing circumstances. | | Equanimity is a state of mental calmness and composure, especially in challenging situations. It's about remaining balanced and undisturbed regardless of the ups and downs of life. Practicing equanimity helps us to respond rather than react impulsively, thus fostering healthier relationships and a more peaceful life. The end goal of developing equanimity is to achieve a balanced mind, offering us the stability needed to adapt effectively to changing circumstances. |
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| There are other lenses of Adaptation that contribute to our ability to Embrace the Change. | | There are other lenses of Adaptation that contribute to our ability to Embrace the Change. |
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| === Acceptance ===
| | {{Lens Overview|Emptiness}} |
| Acceptance means acknowledging reality as it is, without trying to change or deny it. In a practical sense, it implies accepting people, situations, and emotions as they are. By incorporating acceptance into our lives, we are better equipped to handle difficult situations, reduce stress, and enhance our overall well-being. The ultimate goal of acceptance is to foster emotional stability and peace, allowing for smoother adaptation to whatever life throws our way.
| | {{Lens Overview|Middle Way}} |
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| === Flexibility ===
| | {{Lens Overview|Dependent Origination}} |
| Flexibility is the ability to adapt and adjust our thoughts, behaviours, and emotions according to the demands of a situation. It's about being open and willing to change. By cultivating flexibility in our lives, we enhance our capacity to manage change, reduce stress, and overcome obstacles. The ultimate aim of promoting flexibility is to boost resilience, improve problem-solving abilities, and facilitate smoother navigation through life's ups and downs.
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| === Non-Resistance ===
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| Non-Resistance means not fighting against or resisting what's happening in the present moment. It's about letting life flow without trying to control or manipulate outcomes. By practicing non-resistance, we can reduce stress, enhance acceptance of what is, and foster a more peaceful state of mind. The end goal of incorporating non-resistance into our lives is to cultivate a state of peace and calm, which allows for better adaptation to life's ongoing changes.
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| === Resilience === | | == Resources == |
| Resilience is the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties or adapt successfully to change. It's about bouncing back from adversity and maintaining our equilibrium amidst life's challenges. Developing resilience can reduce stress, enhance emotional well-being, and improve overall life satisfaction. The ultimate goal of building resilience is to foster strength and perseverance, enabling us to adapt and thrive in the face of life's uncertainties.
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| == Shadows of Adaptation ==
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| [[File:Shadows-Adaptation.jpg|alt=Shadows of Adaptation|thumb|Shadows of Adaptation]]
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| {{Shadows Overview|Beacon=Adaptation|Lense=Impermanence|Looming=Eternalism|Flickering=Nihilism}}
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| |'''''Impermanence'''''<br/>Everything is constantly changing, so accept and embrace change.
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| |'''Eternalism'''<br/>The belief in unchanging, eternal substances or entities (like a soul), directly contradicting the principle of impermanence.
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| |'''Nihilism'''<br/>The belief that life is meaningless, while recognizing the fleeting nature of phenomena, can lead to a sense of despair or apathy.
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| |'''''Non-Attachment'''''<br/>Let go of your attachments to people, things, thoughts, and feelings.
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| |'''Attachment'''<br/>The overt habit of clinging desperately to people, experiences, material possessions, ideas, etc., mistaking possession for happiness
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| |'''Apathy or Neglect'''<br/>When non-attachment deteriorates into neglect of responsibilities or lack of care for oneself and others, confusing detachment with disregard
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| |'''''Non-Seeking'''''<br/>Find contentment in the present moment, without constant longing for something else.
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| |'''Obsessive Seeking'''<br/>Constantly seeking or desiring something else, perpetually dissatisfied, never being content with what is present
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| |'''Passivity'''<br/>When the practice of non-seeking evolves into passivity or lack of initiative in life, leading to stagnation rather than contentment
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| |'''''Non-Aversion'''''<br/>Accept and face uncomfortable situations, feelings, or thoughts.
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| |'''Aversion'''<br/>The overt habit of rejecting, avoiding, or being repelled by certain experiences, mistaking avoidance for peace
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| |'''Tolerance of Harm'''<br/>When the practice of non-aversion leads to tolerating harmful situations or behaviors, misunderstanding acceptance for complacency
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| |'''''Equanimity'''''<br/>Remain balanced and undisturbed regardless of the ups and downs of life.
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| |'''Extreme Bias or Prejudice'''<br/>Becoming extremely attached to or repelled by certain individuals or situations, undermining the tranquil balance that equanimity brings
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| |'''Disconnection'''<br/>When a balanced and impartial state of mind deteriorates into a detached, indifferent, and disengaged attitude
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