The art of letting go - Aparigraha

In the past, the majority of individuals were born, lived, and died within the confines of their original birthplace. Migration was an uncommon occurrence, usually reserved for those individuals who possessed a sense of adventure or those who were compelled to relocate due to dire circumstances. This static lifestyle was characterised by a deep connection to one's local roots, where homes and lives were intricately woven into the fabric of a single place. Change was a rare visitor in this world, with permanence being the prevailing sentiment. Only a select few were labeled as nomads in a society where stability and consistency were cherished virtues.