These bodies are perishable, but the Dweller in these bodies is eternal. -BHAGAVAD-GITA
by Mark Nepo
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In Mark Nepo's "The Book of Awakening," he explores profound themes of existence and consciousness. He emphasizes that while our physical bodies are temporary and subject to decay, the essence of who we are—the soul or the dweller within—remains eternal. This contrast between the perishable nature of the body and the everlasting spirit invites readers to reflect on their true identity and purpose.

Nepo's insights encourage mindfulness and presence in daily life, reminding us that our struggles and experiences are part of a larger, ongoing journey. By recognizing the permanence of our inner selves, we can embrace the fleeting moments of life with greater clarity and appreciation, grounding ourselves in the here and now while acknowledging the timeless spirit that resides within us.

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