Standing on stones

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Dunno why really, perhaps because the place always suggests a degree of permanence in an otherwise impermanent world :-)

Ain't that the truth!
The hub of a chaotic wheel.

The hub of a chaotic wheel.
If you haven't done so already, read The Bhagavad Gita* - it will bring a little solace to that otherwise 'chaotic wheel' :-)

* Favourite translation by Juan Mascaro. Penguin Classics. ISBN 0-14-044121-2.

And there's the rub. There's no such thing as permanence and yearning for it just leads to unhappiness. And to people believing they can do damaging things without there being bad consequences. We need to foster, however it could be done, the realization the monuments have endured *in spite* of the ineluctable forces tearing them down: that they are fragile remainders of a once much more complete whole.