In this episode, we explore two definitions of the word fix. 
There is to fix, as in to correct. We try to correct or fix a problem, or ourselves, or the way life appears to be unfolding.
The other is to fix something into place, as in to solidify. Identities, opinions, and problems appear more or less fixed. When they appear very fixed, we often say we feel stuck.
Thought is a constant fixer but ironically, it has no ability to actually fix anything. Nothing is fixed, ever; not in terms of correcting the flow of life or in terms of holding anything in place. The sense that anything is ever fixed is simply a thought believed.
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