29: SOLO | Fluctuations and The Buddhist Law of Impermanence29: SOLO | Fluctuations and The Buddhist Law of Impermanence
Project Circle Up
Jonathan Andrews shares how the Buddhist law of impermanence helps find peace in life's ups and downs.
7:58•3 Dec 2019
Finding Balance: Embracing Life's Ups and Downs with Jonathan Andrews
“Fluctuations are an inherent fabric of life. The Buddhist law of impermanence states that, because nothing is permanent, attachment to the ups leads to inevitable suffering and, conversely, aversions to the downs is illogical, because those two shall pass.”
Ever felt like life is a never-ending rollercoaster? In this episode of Project Circle Up, Jonathan Andrews opens up about a particularly tough winter in his life and how he found solace in the Buddhist law of impermanence. He recalls a night at his Toastmasters club when his friend Jose shared wisdom that changed his perspective on life's inevitable fluctuations.
Jonathan dives into the idea that nothing lasts forever—neither the highs nor the lows—and how this understanding can bring a sense of peace and joy. He emphasizes the importance of not getting too attached to the good times or too disheartened by the bad ones. Instead, he encourages listeners to embrace life's cycles and seek support during tough times.
Tune in to hear Jonathan's heartfelt reflections and learn how you can find beauty in both the peaks and valleys of life.
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