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**Faungarne** · 09-04-2012, 10:09 PM

So, in other words, we always have a choice of how we will react to situations in life? And we can choose to be happy with or without a car (or with or without a certain relationship in our life, for example), by allowing change to occur, and staying detached from the desire to keep things as they were before. Am I on track, as a very new student, with this idea of renunciation?

09-04-2012, 10:09 PM	#19
Faungarne Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 416 Senior Member	So, in other words, we always have a choice of how we will react to situations in life? And we can choose to be happy with or without a car (or with or without a certain relationship in our life, for example), by allowing change to occur, and staying detached from the desire to keep things as they were before. Am I on track, as a very new student, with this idea of renunciation?
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