Nothing is Permanent

Life shows us different colors. We live in that world where everything will be change within a few second. We do not know what would happened in next few second. It is all about destiny and depends upon our karma. what we give others, we will receive same from others side. Nothing Stays. Nothing is permanent. Do not stress yourself too much because no matter how bad the situation is...It will change. 

It is such a lucky accident, having been born, that we are almost obliged to pay attention. We are as far as we know the only part of the universe that is self-conscious. We could even be the universe is form of consciousness. We are made of the same stuff that stars are made of…But we are combined in such a way that we can describe what it is like to be live, to be witnesses. Most of our experience is that of being a witness. We see and hear and smell other things… Being alive is responding (By-MARK STRAD)

If we stop and observe those around us, we can see many unhappy people as we go through our daily lives. They fill a variety of archetypes, but a common thread is that their despair often derives from the broken assumption that things in our world can achieve permanence. This is true for both positive and negative beliefs — the fat computer geek is unhappy because he believes his life can never be any better. Conversely, the rich executive struggles for contentment once he has reached a certain level of status, but after making his first million finds that the fulfillment only stays for a short time.

Our lives are in a perpetual state of change. Feelings, priorities, relationships — all are impermanent. The idea that we are chasing happiness but the very idea of change (and its pursuit) is what makes us happy. When you find something that grips you in the moment, part of the battle is dispelling the creeping feelings of self-sabotage that tell you it will remain so forever. We must divide our effort between prolonging the experience as much as possible, and attempting to appreciate it as it washes over us.

Whether you’re on a weekend getaway with a girl who makes you recall life before “Red Pill” knowledge hardened you to the truths of our reality, taking an amazing vacation that changes your view of the world, planning a reunion with friends from long ago, or starting a new dream job, the only thing that’s true about your feelings and fulfillment is that they are not going to last. The sooner you accept this is the sooner that you can appreciate the fleeting and exquisite nature of human experience. You owe it to yourself to realize that nothing is permanent.

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