Reflections on the Twitter X Incident and the Transience of Attachment - Buddhist-Inspired Mind Psychology

Twitter suddenly changed from the 'Blue Bird' to 'X', didn't it?

It was so sudden that all the users were surprised.

People are saying it's sad to see the blue bird go, or asking
what will happen to 'X Japan' (laughs).

Well, for better or worse, it seems to be causing quite a stir, and
I am quietly watching how things develop.

I asked Chibi-Osho (a 12-year-old toy poodle) what he thinks about this incident.

Hey, what do you think about this whole thing?

Wait, why?
If someone is that successful,
aren't their heart and wallet both overflowing?

That's true!

When you're hungry and eat your fill,
you feel satisfied at the time,
but that sense of satisfaction disappears quickly, doesn't it?

After five hours, you're hungry again.

Where did that sense of satisfaction go?

If that satisfaction could just last forever,
we wouldn't overeat and wouldn't need to diet...

Oh, there are people like that, aren't there!
People who only talk about their past glories.

Could that be,
that they are desperately trying to remember
a sense of satisfaction that has already faded away?

That's unpleasant,
to be successful
but unable to feel happy.

But I've heard that somewhere before.

Ah! Steve Jobs, if I recall,
said something like that on his deathbed, didn't he?

Even though he was incredibly successful,
he had many worries,
and lived a life in pursuit of happiness.

Is that just human nature...

It is human nature to become attached to happiness.
Once you start clinging, it immediately invites suffering into your heart.

The Buddha said that all existence is suffering, but
listening to this story,
I truly feel that humans are built to suffer...

Every day is a good day. May your heart be peaceful today as well.
Thank you very much😊

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