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26 Jul 2020    Sunday     3rd Teach Total 2492

Impermanence (anitya)

Last night, withered branches were battered by wind and rain; this morning, mist and dew are lit by the slanting sun. In past lives, thought after thought carried the affection of old friends; in this life, we have forgotten each other and become strangers.

Impermanence alone is enough to change all our states of mind that crave and grasp, enough to make us abandon all our notions.

——Master Sheng-Ru's Teachings
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