Impermanent

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For the founders, the space and food business were impermanent and malleable depending on shifting trends and desires.

Art preserves, through mimesis, what no longer exists, offers a permanent record of impermanent reality — in this way, it can be not only a comfort but a remedy for grief.

Although 700,000 Heures will be the first impermanent hotel, it finds its origins in a dining and hospitality culture that has become ever more attracted to the ephemeral, the rootless and the rare.

There they came of age in a shared community in stasis, in an impermanent in-between place that was anything but home.

Both poems explore the fate of history and the ravages of time: that all prominent figures and the empires that they build are impermanent and their legacies fated to decay into oblivion.

Human beings have foreknowledge of their own eventual fate and this "terror" is present in every moment of our lives as a reminder of the impermanent nature of life and of our inability to control this change.

Nomadic peoples generally leave scant traces, due to the impermanent materials and foundations used in the construction of their dwellings.

The craving for impermanent things causes disappointment and sorrow.

The fierce being holding the wheel represents impermanence; this symbolizes that the entire process of samsara or cyclic existence is impermanent, transient, constantly changing.

The parchment notebook pages were commonly washed or scraped for re-use (called a palimpsest ) and consequently, writings in a codex were often considered informal and impermanent.

This factor in the Noble Eightfold Path teaches the monk to cultivate complete and constant awareness of the nature of reality as impermanent, suffering and without self.