@.dr.intobesa.2: No matter how tightly you embrace, in the end they will eventually slip out of your hands and leave. Seeing a skeleton reminds us that for all of us, no matter how much we love each other and no matter how tightly we hold on, by nature they will eventually slip out of our hands anyway. Therefore, if today we are embracing someone, let us always remember that every part of the human body is operating according to nature every single split second. Our hands, ever since we were born, may look like the same hands, but cells are dying and being reborn, reborn and dying over and over again like this. The person we love, while we are hugging them, let us always remember—oh my child, oh my husband, oh my wife, oh my father, oh my mother—everything is changing; nothing has been real from the very beginning. Today, if anyone feels that by hugging and holding tightly, this belongs to us, this belongs to us, please change that thought to: this thing is constantly changing, continuously shifting. As it is continuously shifting, at least our minds will not feel that it must always belong to us, and at least we will still have the alternative thought, which is a consideration that aligns with the truth, which is that nothing belongs to us at all. They are simply being by nature, only our brains are tricking themselves that this is also our teeth, this is also our eyes, nose, ribs, arms, and legs. But in reality, these things are changing all the time. Even their thoughts are thoughts that change all the time; nothing is serious, permanent, or enduring at all. Today, if you are going to embrace anyone, embrace them with the understanding that not a single thing truly belongs to us completely. Really. Author: Mon writer Dr.Intobesa

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