> Acceptance of the present should not mean letting it stay the same forever. It's more "what's done is done". I'm not sure how mindfulness could possibly be c

> Acceptance of the present should not mean letting it stay the same forever. It's more "what's done is done". I'm not sure how mindfulness could possibly be construed to intend letting things stay the same forever. Impermanence is one of the pillars of Buddhist thought and mindfulness directly addresses it.