Imagine that you are working on a jigsaw puzzle. As you work on the puzzle, you might see the pieces as separate, distinct objects with their own identities., However, as you start to put the puzzle together, you realize that the pieces are interdependent and do not have any inherent self-nature. The pieces only make sense in relation to one another and to the whole puzzle., Similarly, when the puzzle is complete, it has a specific form and identity, but that identity is not fixed or permanent. The puzzle can be disassembled and its pieces can be reorganized into a completely different form., This realization can help us to reflect on the emptiness of all phenomena. Just like the puzzle pieces, everything in life is interdependent and impermanent. The idea of a fixed, permanent self or identity is just an illusion., By recognizing the emptiness of all phenomena, we can begin to let go of our attachment to fixed ideas and identities. This can lead to greater wisdom, compassion, and freedom in our lives.