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This episode explores impermanence and identity through examples like the Ship of Theseus, a Japanese shrine rebuilt every 23 years, and the constant renewal of our bodies and memories.
It offers a simple practice—"allow life to move through me like breath"—and practical advice to cultivate mental flexibility and adapt to change instead of resisting it.
By keironThis episode explores impermanence and identity through examples like the Ship of Theseus, a Japanese shrine rebuilt every 23 years, and the constant renewal of our bodies and memories.
It offers a simple practice—"allow life to move through me like breath"—and practical advice to cultivate mental flexibility and adapt to change instead of resisting it.