Schopenhauer: The Vanity of Existence | TEXT ONLY

[@Ivan-pu1de]

I'm amazed that Arthur had us figured out 200 years ago. Also, I'm impressed with the quality of your videos and how you interpret the chapters in your other videos.

[@ChristopherAnadale]

Thanks very much!

[@SuperBingo96]

Schopenhauer's pessimistic view is bringing me contentment, closure and happiness.

[@Deleteds-c7u]

Same

[@JlkKlj321]

Within this wonderful moment within Real Time and in Synthetic Cyberspace, thanks for sharing this wonderful information Christopher Anadale. Good day Sir.

[@jonmustang]

Wonderful reading, thank you! I love Schopenhauer's brilliant and accessible way of communicating the same "dispassion" that is described in the eastern spiritual texts he explored. I often wonder if he ever got a glimpse of the goal of withdrawing one's attention form the world; like, did he touch some transcendent or timeless moments which proved to him why the eternal is superior to the temporal?

[@JlkKlj321]

Thanks for sharing @jonMustang.

[@rezafarhad9915]

Schopenhauer inherited big money , as a result he had enjoyed his time , with no money nothing even if one is prophet

[@Naidu-k8m]

Humanity gets plenty of vanity when it get healthier n acts up. Where do you suppose those vanities are now for the millions of homeless and jobless people !? Up your snout, you think !!

[@FulvioGa]

That is the a life of a person without God.

[@Sean-i6z8o]

It's the life of a person with God too. Solomon said as much in the book of Ecclessiastes. Life is vanity, and like trying to catch the wind

[@JlkKlj321]

To respect the power of all gods. Thanks for sharing FulvioGa.

[@JlkKlj321]

Very correct @Sean-i6z8o