don’t escape
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don’t escape this timeembrace the small death until it doesn’t existyou don’t know the real reasons, might nevernothing could be different, even wishing so
letting go is a slow process, not fast
“In the millions of mini-decisions we make day by day and moment by moment, we are challenged each time either to let go or to re-solidify. To let go cleanly—without re-solidifying—we can practice what my teacher Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche referred to as “disowning”:
Even though the acceptance of what is happening may be confusing, just accept the given situation and do not try to make it something else; do not try to make it into an educational process at all. Just see it, perceive it, and then abandon it. If you experience something and then disown that experience, you provide a space between that knowledge and yourself, which permits it simply to take its course.”
(http://www.tricycle.com/dharma-talk/letting-go)