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The search for truth often begins with a crisis. It might be the collapse of our inherited certainties, the realization of impermanence, or the haunting intuition that all things we cling to—our body, possessions, relationships, even our thoughts—are fragile, fleeting, and bound to vanish. It is at such thresholds that spiritual traditions offer doorways: some open into Being, others into Nothingness, and still others into the space beyond these opposites. read more