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Never Before, Never Again: Reflections on Impermanence and Loss
What does it mean to truly understand that nothing lasts forever, and that this truth might actually set us free?
Dr. Mitika Kanabar explores grief and impermanence through Eastern philosophy. From Tibetan sand mandalas that monks create and then destroy, to the Kathopanishad's dialogue with Yama, god of death, to Krishna's teachings in the Bhagavad Gita: this episode asks how we treasure what we cannot hold onto.
✨ In this episode:
Closing reflection:
If impermanence is inevitable, perhaps the question isn't how to hold on, but how to be here fully while we can.
🔗 Listen on Podbean | Spotify | Apple Podcasts | YouTube
Follow @MindSattva and @KanabarMD on Instagram
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By Dr. Mitika KanabarWhat does it mean to truly understand that nothing lasts forever, and that this truth might actually set us free?
Dr. Mitika Kanabar explores grief and impermanence through Eastern philosophy. From Tibetan sand mandalas that monks create and then destroy, to the Kathopanishad's dialogue with Yama, god of death, to Krishna's teachings in the Bhagavad Gita: this episode asks how we treasure what we cannot hold onto.
✨ In this episode:
Closing reflection:
If impermanence is inevitable, perhaps the question isn't how to hold on, but how to be here fully while we can.
🔗 Listen on Podbean | Spotify | Apple Podcasts | YouTube
Follow @MindSattva and @KanabarMD on Instagram