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It was described as discussing the inability to hold onto things, even one's own face, suggesting that our faces help us accept letting go. The speaker connected this to the aging process and the need to accept change.
very Laura Philpont in her book bomb shelter you can't hold on to anything even your own face which makes it awfully insulting that you have to look at it all the time but maybe that's the job of our...
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Episode: The Evidence Is In The Mirror | Ask Daily Stoic
It was described as discussing the inability to hold onto things, even one's own face, suggesting that our faces help us accept letting go. The speaker connected this to the aging process and the need to accept change.
very Laura Philpont in her book bomb shelter you can't hold on to anything even your own face which makes it awfully insulting that you have to look at it all the time but maybe that's the job of our faces to help us get used to letting go and fact a lot of things in life can do this job