“We are constantly dying and being reborn in every moment. If we accept that change is natural, we can embrace it. But most people resist—they cling to things: houses, spouses, money, status, anything that feels secure. Yet, as the Buddhists say, suffering arises when we hold on to what we think we have, when in truth, we possess nothing.”
Konstantin spoke with the effortless fluency of someone reciting from memory. His voice was calm, almost mesmerizing, carrying an air of quiet confidence and peace.
“What is your greatest dream?”
“To practice osteopathy until I die, in a place surrounded by nature—where work doesn’t feel like work. Because if we love what we do, why would we ever want to stop?”
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