Entropy is the quiet teacher of the cosmos, reminding us that order cannot last forever, just as our thoughts and attachments drift like leaves in a wind that never stops. When we cling, we create a cage of our own making, a heat source that keeps our inner world from settling. Letting go is like opening a window in a room that’s too hot; the air circulates, cools, and the space finds its own balance. In physics, disorder spreads out energy, but in the mind, releasing attachment lets the mind breathe and find its own rhythm, free from the weight of what no longer serves. The lesson? The universe’s own march toward entropy teaches us that true serenity comes when we learn to let the current carry us, rather than fighting against it.