Why You Shouldn't Chase After Those Who Leave | Teachings of the Buddha Embracing Farewells: A Buddhist Perspective This narrative explores the concept of farewells through the lens of Buddhist teachings. It highlights the significance of connection and impermanence, emphasising that attachment can lead to suffering. Through the story of Vishnu and Devadatta at Nalanda Monastery, the importance of accepting partings as a natural part of life is illustrated, encouraging individuals to let go rather than chase after those who leave. Growth Through Acceptance of Farewells This narrative explores the Buddhist perspective on farewells as opportunities for self-growth rather than resignation. It illustrates how parting can lead to new connections and personal development, as seen through the journeys of Vishnu and Devadatta. The story emphasises the importance of respecting others' choices and living in the present, encouraging introspection and acceptance of life's natural flow. Ultimately, it advocates for cherishing current connections and embracing farewells with gratitude. #lettinggo #Buddhism #impermanence #connections #mindfulness #Buddhism #SelfGrowth #Acceptance #Mindfulness #LifeLessons Recommended books: 1, Ikigai: The Japanese secret to a long and happy life Héctor García (Autor), Francesc Miralles (Autor) 2, The Life-Changing Power of Gratitude Marc Reklau (Autor) 3, The Cat Who Taught Zen James Norbury (Autor) 4, The Power of Now: (20th Anniversary Edition) Eckhart Tolle (Autor) 5, The Book of Ichigo Ichie: The Art of Making the Most of Every Moment, the Japanese Way