In relationships, our sadness often stems from a lack of equanimity. This sadness arises because we hold onto an ideal future that we believe could still happen.
We yearn to witness its manifestation.

We cling to the illusion that it is happening because we desperately want it to be true.
By holding on tightly and refusing to let go, we unintentionally create our own misery.
We hinder the natural flow and energy of our relationships, preventing them from evolving and moving in the direction they are meant to go.
Is there a divine plan or a divine flow guiding our relationships?
Sometimes, the course of a relationship may take unexpected turns and transformations, deviating from our initial expectations.
Are we disappointed because things didn't go our way, or are we sad because we can envision a future that we long for but haven't attained yet?

Alternatively, could attachment be the root cause, distorting our perception of reality and leading to emotional turmoil when our projections don't align with the actual outcome?
Perhaps attachment is the underlying issue that creates delusions in our reality.

Our attachment to a particular outcome or vision blinds us to the present moment and prevents us from fully embracing the true nature of our relationships.
We become caught up in our own expectations and projections, causing emotional dysregulation when reality doesn't match our desires.

It's essential to recognize and release these attachments in order to find peace and acceptance within ourselves and in our relationships.
Ultimately, relationships are a dynamic and ever-changing journey. They have the potential to morph and transform in ways we may not have anticipated.
Instead of clinging to a specific outcome, we can choose to embrace the uncertainty and allow the natural flow of the relationship to guide us.

By letting go of our attachments and cultivating a sense of openness and acceptance, we can find solace in the present moment and discover the beauty and wisdom that unfolds when we surrender to the divine flow of life.
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