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If everything is impermanent why do you want it I don’t want anything for ever
You will disappoint everyone Then you will be free
Mani Rao
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If everything is impermanent why do you want it I don’t want anything for ever
You will disappoint everyone Then you will be free
Two voices, or one voice arguing with itself, open with a plain question: if nothing lasts, why reach for it? The reply cuts through the wanting — “I don’t want anything for ever” — meaning both that the speaker refuses eternal attachment and that no desire has to be permanent.
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