The image is a close-up photograph of a page from a book printed in black ink on white paper

The image is a close-up photograph of a page from a book printed in black ink on white paper. The page is open to the right side, and the text is centered. The book is laid flat on a surface. The text states: "Your boss asks you to run an errand that has little to do with your job. Rather than getting annoyed, just do it and let it go. Do not turn something trivial into a major source of agony by wasting time and energy thinking about it endlessly. If I had to summarize the entirety of most people's lives in a few words, it would be endless resistance to what is. As we resist, we are in constant motion trying to adjust, and yet we still remain unhappy about what is. If I had to summarize the entirety of an enlightened person's life in a few words, it would be complete acceptance of what is. As we accept what is, our minds are relaxed and composed while the world changes rapidly around us." The page number 51 is printed in the bottom right corner. The phrase "endless resistance to what is" is underlined. The phrase "complete acceptance of what is" is underlined. The coordinate location (latitude: 48.849, longitude: 2.325) is near the city of Issy-les-Moulineaux, France. The book is located inside a home or office.