The Temple That Remains
- Kateb-Nuri-Alim
- Jun 29
- 1 min read
The Temple That Remains
By Kāteb Shunnar.
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The Enduring Temple Within
• The author reflects on the impermanence of all things built by human hands, from relationships and homes to dreams and memories, noting that even physical materials like stone, iron, and wood decay over time.
• True enduring connection and love cannot be constructed from temporary worldly materials, as they are tested by life's challenges like disappointment, grief, suffering, and loneliness.
• The author finds their true calling as a writer, creating words upon the human spirit that are impervious to time, tide, and death, unlike physical creations.
• Instead of building external temples of stone, iron, or wood, the author advocates for constructing an internal temple within the spirit, founded on love, compassion, humility, wisdom, mercy, and truth, which remains eternal and indestructible.
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