Explore the misunderstood Buddhist concept of attachment, revealing how non-attachment isn't about loving less, but loving more wisely—without the desperate grasping that causes suffering.
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Attachment is all about 'I need you to make ME happy,' whereas love is about 'I want to make YOU happy.' It's not about loving less—it's about loving more wisely.
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Buddhism on attachement
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