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"Lecture Room"-a classic quotation Socrates said in court that "life without examination is worthless", which, in my opinion, shows the fundamental mission of philosophy, that is to explore the meaning of life and live a meaningful life.

The original intention of philosophy is to love wisdom, which is better than everything, including life.

Socrates concluded: "It's time to break up. I will die, and you will live. Only God knows whose way is good. " Philosophers' humor and philosophy stand out. Mo Luoya quoted the philosopher Santayana as saying: "Nine tenths of love is caused by the lover himself, and one tenth depends on the person he loves."

For an energetic person, love and loneliness are enjoyment. The last sentence of Mo Luoya's book is wonderful: "If happiness is analyzed into basic atoms, we can see that it is formed by struggle and pain, and only this kind of struggle and pain will be saved by hope forever."

Everyone is a universe, and everyone's nature contains the creativity endowed by nature. Applying this viewpoint to reading, Emerson advocated a kind of "creative reading". This is: take your life as the text and the secretary as the annotation; Listen to others so that you can speak; Read with an active soul for inspiration.

Almost all creative thinkers are instinctively wary of secretaries. Montaigne talked about "slow writing", that is, he was cut by the axe of words because he read too much and lost his creativity. Schopenhauer compared reading to turning one's thoughts into others'. Emerson also said: "I would rather never read than be distorted by the attraction of books and pull me out of orbit completely, making me a satellite instead of a universe."

A stupid person, no matter how clever his friends are, is useless to him. He is just a puppet, satire and torture sitting among a group of talented friends.

Everyone is a god, and then there will be an Olympic Games.

Emerson put it well: "When one can read God directly, that time is too precious to be wasted on other people's manuscripts after reading. "

There are two kinds of self-confidence: one is the arrogance of ambition, always self-righteous, and self-expression feels great.

When the demigod left, God came.

The rebellious form of human spirit: great wisdom is stupid, great kindness is evil, great sadness is happy, great faith is suspicious, and great seriousness is frivolous.

Clowns may know more about the bitterness of life than heroes.

Seriousness is no more serious than dogma is not truth.

Bernard Shaw said, "There are two tragedies in life. One is not getting what you love, and the other is getting what you love. " But after careful consideration, it is found that the foothold of this statement is possession, so there will be two tragedies: the pain of unsatisfied possessiveness and the boredom of being satisfied. If we shift our foothold to creation and look at life from an aesthetic point of view, can't we say that there are two great pleasures in life: one is that you don't get what you love, so you can seek and create; The other is to get what you like so that you can taste and experience it?

Spirituality is the understanding of the mind. A spiritual woman is naturally intelligent and has an understanding and knowledge of things. She is extremely simple, but there is an amazing depth in simplicity.

Travel and roaming have deepened our understanding of life: we are homeless, but we have an eternal home.

Both artistic realm and magical realm are close to the game. The only difference is that in the field of art, people like games as much as children, and the reality is one. In the field of magic, the boundary between the two is clear, just like those naive and experienced adults who play games with great interest and sadly think that games are just games.

It is true that compared with history and the universe, a person's life seems to be zero. However, Shelley put it well: "Compared with life, the rise and fall of empires and the change of dynasties are nothing!"

Persistence, like pessimism, is far from wisdom. The danger of pessimism is an attitude of refusing to live, while the danger of persistence is an attitude of possession. But life cannot be possessed. . . We would rather ponder it with a leisurely temperament, rather than let the overly eager pursuit and gains and losses occupy us, so that we no longer have a thoughtful mood.

However, more profoundly, no matter how successful you are, you can't get rid of the pessimism in your heart, so you can finally look at this success with a detached eye. If a pessimism can be easily dispelled by external success, I'm sure it's not pessimism, but only superficial annoyance.

We are absent-minded and careless, and feel that doing anything is boring and not tired, because we have energy, but there is no way out. It's not worth watching, because we have desires, but we have nothing.

People are always on the way from being to being. He has bid farewell to the animal world, but there is no hope of entering the world of God. He doesn't want to live purely, but he can't achieve perfect existence. He has the energy to transcend survival, but he has not surpassed the goal of survival. He looked, but he didn't know what to look for. People are doomed to be boring.

It can be seen that boredom comes from the separation of purpose and process, and it is a psychological state of alienation and separation from process.

Life is more afraid of monotony than death, and this alone is enough to ensure that it is invincible. In order to escape monotony, it must enrich itself, whether the ending is futile or not.

With the decline of myth and the rise of philosophy, human beings have to explain and arrange everything by themselves. When he was full of ambition, he almost found that he could not do it. Facing all creatures living like animals, the awakened wisdom feels a sacred happiness. Facing the universe, it realized its limitations and had to bear the pain caused by the lack of divinity. Man has lost God, but he can't be God. In Emerson's words, he is just a broken god.

Life is more afraid of monotony than death, and this alone is enough to ensure that it is invincible. In order to escape monotony, it must enrich itself, whether the ending is futile or not.

With the decline of myth and the rise of philosophy, human beings have to explain and arrange everything by themselves. When he was full of ambition, he almost found that he could not do it. Facing all creatures living like animals, the awakened wisdom feels a sacred happiness. Facing the universe, it realized its limitations and had to bear the pain caused by the lack of divinity. Man has lost God, but he can't be God. In Emerson's words, he is just a broken god.

We finally found that not only our childhood and youth disappeared with time, but also a complete world composed of people, trees, houses, streets and the sky, including our love and sadness, feelings and moods, and our whole spiritual world.

Seneca said: only those who don't want to argue will be driven out, while smart people are willing to argue, so "smart people will never be driven out of life." Montaigne said: "Death may be waiting for us somewhere. Let's wait for it everywhere. " Stoic philosophers can't hear the voice of the soul at all. They only care about people's psychological life in the face of death, not their spiritual life. This kind of philosophy only has the value of psychological strategy at most, and has no significance of spiritual solution.

Everyone has to die. What comfort can this give us? About two points: first, death is fair and everyone is treated equally; Second, death is not for one person, and the whole world is with you.

A person with a strong sense of self will instinctively regard the world as his own product, so he can't imagine that his self will be destroyed one day, but the world as a product of himself will exist forever.

Thinking about death pushes people to religion, but the actual function of religion refers to this kind of thinking. On the positive side, religion advocates the spirit of fraternity. Its function is not to make people really believe in eternal life, but to forget themselves and their death in fraternity.

In the face of eternal death, all finite lives are equal. Random thoughts: Philosophy always lures us forward with various mysterious gestures, and the indicator behind philosophy is the world. However, once the temptation succeeds, it immediately laughs at the ignorance and powerlessness of human wisdom, which makes us contradictory and pessimistic in contradiction, but it also breeds detachment; Pessimists become poor and meaningless victims, while detached people become restless souls in their hands.

Aristotle and Hobbes both believe that the love of fame is worth popularizing among teenagers and can inspire them to make progress, but this is not the case for adults.

The pursuit that can be stopped by failure is a weak pursuit, which exposes the limitation of strength. The pursuit that can be successfully stopped is a shallow pursuit, which proves the limitation of the goal.

Saints are radical idealists, while wise men are moderate idealists.

It is true that it is sad and ridiculous to stick to outdated beliefs or pretend to have beliefs without beliefs. You might as well talk and laugh. However, when I saw someone showing off their disbelief as an honor, I couldn't laugh anymore.

Kundera: "When nature disappears from the earth tomorrow, who will find it?" ..... The end of the world is not the explosion of the end of the world. Perhaps nothing is calmer than the end of the world. "I know he is by no means alarmist, because our souls and our whole spiritual life disappear with nature. God's death is not enough to lead to the end of the world. When people don't want to save themselves and stop seeking the meaning of life, the real end of the world comes.

Living in the past-this is the secret of the richness and creativity of the soul.

The little prince in the fairy tale written by Saint Exupery put it well: "What makes the desert look beautiful is the place where it hides a well."

Incompleteness makes many things look great and perfect. Include not only literary works, but also marriage and love. If many things stop chasing, they lose their meaning and their charm disappears.

Don't try to get others' understanding, and don't try to fully understand others. This is impossible and disrespectful. In my opinion, the latter seems to regard each other as the research object. So it is better to give others trust while keeping a certain distance. Wouldn't it be easier for both sides?

Unfinished is the normal state of life and a positive attitude ... Of course, if a person faces death with an unfinished attitude, he will feel abrupt and wronged, and even die unsatisfied. However, as long as we realize that things in life will never be completed, and that life will never be completed no matter when death comes, then we will reach a settlement with death at any stage of life and keep a detached attitude while actively entering.

Death likes to crawl. When we heard its footsteps, we didn't even have time to stop the song of life on our lips, so we met it.

Silence is the last dignity of the desperate. Silence is the highest contempt for the Avengers.

..... and asked him (Socrates) how the funeral was held. He smiled: "If you can catch me, bury me the way you like."

We can call this dizziness a weak self-ecstasy. When a person feels weak, he decides that he would rather give in than be strong, that is, he is intoxicated by this weakness, and even hopes to become weaker, to fall in public, and to fall again after falling.

Aristotle said, "A loner is either a beast or a god."

As Tolstoy said, in communication, people face some people, while in solitude, people face the whole and the source of everything.

Little did they know that in the history of mankind, the world conquerors who claimed to be saviors caused far more suffering than ordinary gangsters.

I even believe that the moment when people are closest to God is not when God shows people miracles, but when people realize that there are no miracles in the world but are still surprised at the beauty of the world.

Why do we long for love? Why is there love in our hearts? My answer is: because we are all orphans.

Han Yu attributed the root of slander to laziness and jealousy.

There are two kinds of inferiority complex. One is the inferiority complex when facing God. Such people have infinite awe and humility, know the limitations of all human achievements, and will not get carried away or be arrogant under any circumstances. The other is to face the inferiority of others. This kind of person cares about comparing with others in intelligence, ability, achievement or anything he values, worships the strong and despises the weak accordingly, so inferiority can easily turn into arrogance.