Imagine that you are looking at a chessboard. You might see it as a solid, permanent object with fixed pieces that occupy specific squares on the board. However, if you were to play a game of chess, you would realize that the chessboard is not a static, permanent object. The pieces move around on the board and their positions constantly shift, depending on the strategy and moves of the players.
As the game progresses, the chessboard becomes a constantly changing and dynamic entity, without any inherent self-nature or essence, except for being a collection of movable pieces. In the same way, our experiences and perceptions of the world are ever-shifting, and our identities and sense of self are not fixed or permanent.
This realization of impermanence and emptiness can bring about a deeper understanding of the transitory nature of all phenomena, and help us to let go of our attachment to fixed ideas and identities. We can then cultivate wisdom, compassion, and freedom by embracing the fluidity and impermanence of lifes experiences.