Jumping to a new raft!

from Finding Meaning Hosted by Skip Rushing

When we become attached to a way of being or a circumstance. That way of being or that circumstance dictates to us who we are. When the Buddha said do not attach yourself, I am convinced he is saying let things flow. Let things go when they need to be let go. That's what this episode is about.

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