In moments of attachment, we often find ourselves endlessly searching for answers and truth. 

Yet sometimes, there are no answers to be found, and no definitive truth to uncover.

And even if an answer exists, even if a truth waits somewhere to be discovered, it may no longer carry the meaning we once believed it held.

Perhaps peace comes not from finding every answer, but from no longer needing one.

The opposite of attachment is not forgetting.

It is making peace with what will never be fully known.