Schopenhauer’s classic quotations about the wisdom of life

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Schopenhauer’s classic quotations about the wisdom of life

1. The basic difference between youth and old age is that the former has a bright future and the latter is on the verge of death.

2. "Getting angry at someone else's behavior is as stupid as getting angry at a rock in our path. For many people, our smartest thought is: I'm not going to change them. I'm not going to change them. Use them. ? "The Wisdom of Life"

　3. The things themselves remain unchanged and become just human feelings.

4. There are always some strange birds in the forest. "Live and let others live"

5. A person to whom everyone and everything has never appeared in his eyes, and who always appear to be mere illusions or phantoms, has no philosophical talent.

6. People feel fear and sadness for a person’s death, because death means that they will no longer be able to experience and feel what happens in the world, and will lose their perception of everything, everything that happened while they were alive. Will be naturalized to zero!

7. Valueless things are always increasing: Due to frequent repetition, many things that are important to us at first gradually become worthless

< p> 8. A reputation that can be passed down to future generations is like an oak tree, which grows slowly and lives only a long time; a reputation that does not last long is like an annual plant that will wither when the time comes; and a wrong reputation is like a fungus that grows overnight. It was covered with wild growth, but soon withered again.

9. The thoughts in our heads are just like our lovers: we think we will never forget this thought, and our lovers will never change our hearts; but out of sight, out of mind! The most subtle thing If our thoughts are not written down, they may be irretrievably forgotten, and our lovers may follow someone else unless they are married to us. "Essays on Schopenhauer's Aesthetics"

10. The first forty years of life will give us textbooks, and the next thirty years will provide annotations to the textbooks. Schopenhauer's classic quotations full of wisdom

1. Friendship is like the legendary sea monster. Everyone vividly describes it, but it still needs to be confirmed. Wanting to have a brother or sister who is closer than a real brother as the Bible says may be harder than catching a glimpse of Nessie!

2. The biggest mistake humans can make is to take Health in exchange for other external things!

3. Would it be dangerous for us to read about something without first thinking about it? When we read, others are thinking for us; we Just repeating other people's psychological processes. ?So if a person reads almost all day long, he will gradually lose the ability to think.

4. Life is a language that conveys a certain truth to us; if we learn it in another way, we will not survive.

5. The first and most essential element of happiness in life is our personality.

6. When lust is extinguished, the core of life disappears, leaving only an empty shell.

7. Man’s highest, eternal and abundant pleasure is his soul.

8. Compared with good, evil has more positive significance. The existence of evil can make people never satisfied and make people see the illusion of happiness. In this way, for him, pain becomes the essence of life. Positive factors.

9. Reading is to let others race in our minds; thinking is to race ourselves.

10. Time is infinite, and human life is limited. In order to use limited time to compete with infinite time, people have adopted the method of reproduction, so that their lives can be continued at all times. This is the human instinct to reproduce.

11. Life swings like a pendulum backward and forward between pain and boredom. Life swings like a pendulum backward and forward between pain and boredom.

12. There are very few people worthy of envy in life, but there are many people with tragic fates.

13. Trivial things in daily life often make us excited, anxious, troubled and enthusiastic. It is precisely because they are in front of us that we feel how huge, important and serious they are when we look at them. . However, once they all disappear in the long river of time, they lose any value of their own. As long as we no longer think about it, it gradually disappears in our memory. The reason why they are so huge is because they are so close to us.

14. The starting point of philosophy is death.

15. A wise man always enjoys his own life and his own leisure time; while those who are too stupid are always afraid of leisure and the boredom that leisure brings to themselves, so they always give Find yourself some low-level fun games to give yourself some temporary pleasure.

16. Jealousy builds a thick wall between people; sympathy makes this wall loose and thin; sometimes, it even breaks it down completely; thus, self and non-self The difference between them disappears. "The Wisdom of Life"

17. When a person looks in the mirror, he will never look at himself with the eyes of a stranger. His self-awareness will only keep reminding himself in a low voice:? I see It's not another self, it's my self. Source: Please keep the reprint.

18. Human happiness and success are just the rapid transition from desire to satisfaction, and from satisfaction to desire.

19. A person’s interest in interacting with others is directly proportional to his mediocrity of intelligence and poverty of thought. In this world, people either choose to be alone or to be vulgar, and there are no other choices. "The Wisdom of Life"

20. Every rose in the world has thorns. If you give it up just because you are afraid of pricking your hands, then you will never get the fragrance of roses. Excerpts of Schopenhauer's classic quotations about life wisdom

1. Mediocre people care about how to waste their time, while talented people try to make the most of their time.

2. Life is a ball of desires. Unsatisfied desires lead to pain, and satisfying them leads to boredom. Life swings between pain and boredom.

3. A person with true insight is in a similar situation when he is with the people who are fooled and deceived: his watch indicates the correct time, but the clock towers throughout the city indicate the wrong time. time, and only he himself knows the correct time. But what's the use? Everyone obeys the instructions of the wrong clock tower, even those who know that the man's watch tells the only correct time. "The Wisdom of Life"

4. The consequence of mental dullness is inner emptiness. This emptiness is etched on the faces of countless people. Moreover, people's constant and intense concern for all kinds of things happening in the external world, even the most trivial things, also exposes their inner emptiness. People with inner emptiness are boring. People with inner emptiness are always looking for external stimulation, trying to activate their spirits and emotions with the help of something. ? Schopenhauer, "The Wisdom of Life"

5. It is useless to complain about humble purposes, because no matter what people say, they are the ones who dominate the whole world, and we don't need to complain about the lowliness of worldly purposes. "Uncle Benhua's Philosophy of Life"

6. Humility is a virtue? This sentence is a clever invention of a fool; because according to this statement, everyone has to describe himself as a fool, which is why Cleverly bring everyone to the same level. "The Wisdom of Life"

7. Things to be proud of are difficult things to do.

8. The first thing a wise person strives for is freedom from pain and trouble, to seek peace and leisure, to live a peaceful and frugal life, and to reduce contact with others. Therefore, a wise man After spending a very short time with his fellow humans, he will retire; if he is extremely intelligent, he will even choose to live alone.

9. An individual is weak, just like Robinson Crusoe. Only by being with others can he accomplish many things.

10. Ordinary people focus on how to pass the time; capable people focus on how to use their time effectively.

11. The greatest comfort in old age is to realize that you have devoted all your youthful energy to the cause of never aging

12. Bad books are harmful to our spiritual thoughts. poison.

13. Nerds and academics are people who read books, but thinkers, geniuses, and people who illuminate the world and promote human progress directly read the big book of real life. "Essays on Schopenhauer's Aesthetics"

14. The more you read, the less things remain in your mind, and the two are inversely proportional. He reads a lot, and his mind is like a blackboard filled with overlapping scribbles.

15. "A man can be himself only so long as he is alone; and if he does not love solitude, he will not love freedom; for it is only when he is alone that he is really free . A person can only be himself when he is alone. If he does not like to be alone, he does not like freedom, because a person is truly free only when he is alone. "

　16. Great Mind. , in this world I prefer monologue, talking to myself.

17. Life is a mass of desires. Unsatisfied desires lead to pain, and satisfaction leads to boredom. Life swings between pain and boredom

18. A kind of person who is always worried and troubled Even if things turn out to be good, they won't be happy. Another kind of people don't worry about the results. If the results are good, they are very happy. This is like two people. One person succeeded nine times out of ten, but was still unhappy and always regretted the failure; the other person only succeeded once, but found comfort and joy in this success.

19. If life is a dream and death is waking, then I regard myself as an existence that is individually divided from the two. In fact, this is nothing more than a dream.

20. The second kind is the pleasure obtained from satisfying physical strength. This kind of pleasure can be obtained from walking, running, wrestling, dancing, fencing, horseback riding and similar track and field and outdoor activities. Sometimes, even Able to consume excess physical strength in military career and war.

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