I'm not sure if I entirely agree with that... there are things that are really indispensable for me, such as love, food, family, friends, work, money...
This reminds me of giving up smoking cigarettes. It was indispensable. Yet, the reason I gave it up was simply I did not want to be controlled by something. I felt I was controlled by the need to have a cigarette. Thank you for reminding me Nothing should be indispensable.
Interesting; if I feel even a bit obsessed with something, and I let go of it, and if it doesn't then dispense with me, that must be one of my litmus tests. cheers
Okay! I must remember this one!
ReplyDeleteThis is so true! Many persons ( I included) should apply this in their life...It would make the world a better place.
ReplyDeleteIf we wait long enough it will vanish anyway... nothing is permanent.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if I entirely agree with that... there are things that are really indispensable for me, such as love, food, family, friends, work, money...
ReplyDeleteNothing is permanent...
ReplyDeleteHhmmm interesting , not sure what’s my take on this now
ReplyDeleteHahahahaha! How true is that. I'm working on becoming more like Thoreau! "Our lives are frittered away by detail! Simplify! Simplify!
ReplyDeleteMelinda
yep. nip addiction/obssession in the bud. (does this mean i need to give up my blog?)
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of giving up smoking cigarettes. It was indispensable. Yet, the reason I gave it up was simply I did not want to be controlled by something. I felt I was controlled by the need to have a cigarette. Thank you for reminding me Nothing should be indispensable.
ReplyDeleteThis is bitter but my truth.
ReplyDeleteInteresting; if I feel even a bit obsessed with something, and I let go of it, and if it doesn't then dispense with me, that must be one of my litmus tests. cheers
ReplyDeleteKill the Buddha.
ReplyDeleteI think NP is more and more like Taoist, anything you say lead many different directions, and it's up to us to decide which one to choose
ReplyDeleteIt is sad that we think surrounding ourselves with possessions will make us whole...
ReplyDeleteTotally agree. You'd better give it up before you run out of it. =*
ReplyDeleteWhat if that thing is blogging???
ReplyDeleteLoved that, Anne Marie!
ReplyDeleteThing. OED.n. a material or non-material entity, idea, action,etc.
ReplyDeleteIndispensable. OED.adj.1. necessary, 2.of a law duty etc. that is not to be set aside.
I will continue to 'do my own thing' because it is an indispensable part of my nature.