Blocks will always fall, but play never ends.
Gravity guarantees collapse. Towers lean, wobble, and scatter across the floor. Yet children don’t mourn long — they laugh, rebuild, and keep stacking. The fall is only the pause; the play is eternal.
Fall vs. Return
Blocks tumble loudly, but the silence after is always short. Little hands are already reaching to rebuild.
The Lesson in Renewal
Nothing built stands forever — and that is freedom, not loss. Play doesn’t live in the tower’s survival, but in the willingness to build again.
Practical Guidance
Expect collapse: Let falling be part of the game.
Rebuild quickly: Don’t linger in the rubble.
Value the act: Joy hides in stacking, not in permanence.
Today’s Practice
Today, let something fall — and play anyway.
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