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Detachment: The Science of Letting Go



Back to the dates where economic theory was rising high, said "We cannot fulfill all our desires because this nature gives limited offers to our unlimited desires". That taught us the science of detachment.

To master how to detach over things will help us understand about deep meaning of detachment in spirituality plus help us navigate the world by less spending over stuff.

Most of the time we are attached to things and we are unable to let go even though we know those do not serve us again.

The feeling of attachment is so powerful and starts to dictate our lives. We are unaware that mostly we are led by attachment all the time.

From my experience, what I learned about the science of detachment is how to simply live with full awareness and being more productive (read: taking full charge of life) by being detached over things in our life.

"The less the better!"

Now, I am being aware of what to buy and eliminating which ones are ready to be burned. I already spent some good time cleaning, eliminating and decluttering.

Oftentimes decluttering doesn't deal with stuff alone, but emotional baggage as well.

We keep burdening our mind with trauma and unfavorable memories and many kinds of emotions within. We don't even know what was going on in our life.

We crave happiness and joy but are unaware of the emotional trash we store for years.

Decluttering the emotional trash is vital to make us alive evermore. We have lots of free space to store new healthy memories.

Mens sana in corpore sano, a healthy mind in a healthy body and vice versa.

Decluttering the emotional baggage surely will help our body to concentrate on the good part of life and it attracts more positivity and happiness towards our life.

"To be detached we shouldn't be attached"

I wrote former article about Detox My Life In 2025: The Power of Letting Go. I explained my experience when detoxifying my life.

I can't believe when I decluttered everything I don't need anymore, I create for new things to blossom and I also feel more relaxed and happier. I feel happier because I create space for growth and expansion.

Constant decluttering is what I need to keep my life in healthy boundaries. When I detached myself over things, memories even people, I let the feeling of attachment go away beyond my imagination. Detachment is the science of letting go.

Detachment is A Freedom

I am not afraid of losing everything that no longer serves me. I don't let the attachment control my life. I burned the trash, I do not keep it. I let the fire purify my life. Believe it, this is a very powerful tool to refresh mind and soul.

Fire purifies everything, don't underestimate the power of this nature element. You have to realize that fire is the strong element of nature. It purifies everything.

In 2025 I started to detox my life. I'm doing a complete energy detox in this new year. I didn't realize that decluttering is a powerful tool to detox my life. By doing a complete energy detox in 2025, I feel more relaxed, happier and there is a sense of joy and a purpose in my life which I found again.

Detox my life means I emptied my life for new things to blossom therefore this set a new place for growth and expansion. The more shocking fact is decluttering could affect my energy too. It is linked.

When my energy is flow good like a cleaned river, it affects my personality and my view of the world. I started to attract more positivity and peaceful situation into my life.

"The more balanced I become, the more happier am I"

At the end of the day, contentment is the goal of my life, and to define my own unique happiness starts by decluttering my life (⁠*⁠´⁠ω⁠｀⁠*⁠)
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