arthur schopenhauer's classic quotations

? When a person is absolutely rude, it's as if he is naked in front of us. ? From Arthur? Schopenhauer's classic quotations, more classic quotations are below, I hope you like them.

Arthur? Schopenhauer's classic inspirational quotations

1. As long as we have the opportunity to recognize how many great men have been despised by stupid worms in ancient and modern times, we will know that it is too respectful to care about what others say.

2. Desire is the root of human suffering, and it is precisely because desire can never be satisfied. The farther away we are from reason, the closer we will naturally be to desire. In real life, we often get lost in ideals and desires, and regard what we want as ideals, precisely because they are sometimes too close, so close that there is only a thin line between them. Or desire is perceptual, and ideal is rational.

3. Everyone is confined to his own consciousness.

4. Only those who are firm and unshakable in their outstanding talents and unique values are called pride.

5. A scholar is a person who studies in books. Thinkers or geniuses are people who go straight into the book of nature. It is they who enlighten the whole world and further develop human nature.

6. all the satisfaction? What is usually called happiness is actually a negative thing, not a positive one.

7. A person's sociability is probably in direct proportion to his lack of knowledge and vulgarity.

8. A wise man needs to read, observe, study, meditate and train himself more than ordinary people. In short, he needs undisturbed leisure.

9. Politeness is to human nature what heat is to candles. ()

1. It is precisely because of enthusiasm that we rely on an illusion that what is only valuable to race is also valuable to individuals, so the deception of nature will inevitably disappear after reaching the goal of race. Individuals find themselves the object of racial deception. < Arthur? Schopenhauer's classic positive energy quotations

1. All passion for love, no matter how elegant and ethereal it is, is rooted in sexual desire. This strong motivation is second only to the love for one's own life? .

2. In the first 4 years of life, we will be given textbooks, and in the next 3 years, we will annotate textbooks.

3. People are afraid and sad about a person's death, because death means that they will no longer be able to experience what happened in the world, will lose their perception of everything, and everything that happened while alive will be reduced to zero!

4. People are like hedgehogs in the cold winter. If they get too close to each other, they will feel stinging. Too far away from each other, but they will feel cold; People must keep a proper distance to live.

5. The first 4 years of life benefit from textbooks, and the next 3 years are annotated with textbooks.

6. usually, what prevents us from discovering the truth is not the false appearance of things that tempt us to make mistakes, nor is it directly caused by our lack of understanding, but our preconceived ideas and prejudices? These false transcendental things? Against the truth, they are like headwinds that blow ships in the opposite direction to the only land? In this regard, the boat oars and sails are powerless!

7. Forgetting is more powerful than despair.

8. A truth learned purely by reading is related to us, just like artificial limbs, dentures, wax noses or even artificial skin grafting. And the truths gained by independent thinking are like our natural limbs: only they belong to us.

9. People are the embodiment of desires and needs, and the condensation of countless desires

1. Bring part of loneliness into the social crowd and learn to maintain a certain degree of loneliness in the crowd. In this way, he will learn not to tell others what he thinks anytime and anywhere at once; In addition, don't take what others say too seriously. He can't expect too much from others, either morally or ideologically. He should cultivate an indifferent and indifferent attitude towards other people's views, because this is the most practical means to cultivate commendable tolerance. Schopenhauer's Wisdom of Life

11. Usually? Proud? Always criticized, but I think only those who have nothing to be proud of will be derogated? Proud? This kind of character.

12. The happiness and distress of life is not whether the arrival thing itself is bitter or happy, but how we deal with these things and how strong our sensitivity is. What is a person, and what are some of his own characteristics? In a word, it is personality.

13. Things themselves are unchangeable, and what changes is only people's feelings!

14. Pure experience, like reading, cannot replace thinking. The relationship between pure experience and thinking is equal to the relationship between eating and digestion and absorption. When experience boasts that only through the discovery of experience can the development of human knowledge be promoted, it is tantamount to boasting that the survival of the whole body is only the credit of the mouth. Schopenhauer's Aesthetic Essays

15. Genius is not dominated by will, but only oriented to the appreciation of beauty. The joy given by all beauty and the comfort provided by art make him completely forget the troubles of life. Genius is willing to be lonely, and the degree to which a person is keen on socializing is just equivalent to his intellectual poverty and vulgarity. Arthur? Schopenhauer's classic quotations

1. In literature, there are countless bad books, such as weeds that thrive, which harm grains and make them die. They were originally written for the sake of money and seeking official positions, but they made readers waste time, money and spirit, so that they could not read good books and do noble things. Therefore, they are not only useless, but also harmful.

2. Be vulgar or lonely

3. As long as conditions permit and opportunities are ripe, everyone wants to do evil.

4. When encountering an irrevocable misfortune that has happened, we can't allow ourselves to think that things could have had another ending, let alone imagine that we could have prevented this misfortune from happening. Because this kind of thinking can only aggravate the pain to an unbearable level, so we are torturing ourselves. Everything that happens is inevitable and inevitable.

　5. ? All passion for love, no matter how elegant and ethereal it is, is rooted in sexual desire. .? This strong motivation is second only to the love of one's own life? .

　6. ? Rational people seek not happiness, but only no pain. The degree of lack of pain is a measure of whether a person's life is happy or not. ? If you lose a world, don't be sad for it, because it is insignificant; If you get a world, don't be happy about it, because it is insignificant; Bitterness, happiness, gains and losses will all pass away from this world, because it is insignificant. The Wisdom of Life

7. Language speaks as the voice of silence.

8. Reputation is a conscience beyond this moment; Conscience is a hidden reputation.

9. The essence of all life is distress.

1. Religion is like a firefly. In order to shine, there must be darkness.

11. the third is satisfaction? Yi Qing? And the pleasure, such as observation, thinking, feeling, poetry and cultural experience, music, comprehension, reading, meditation, invention and self-philosophy.

12. Learn to be lonely in the crowd, and don't tell others immediately if you have any ideas. In addition, never take what others say too seriously. Don't expect too much from others, whether morally or ideologically. We should cultivate an indifferent and indifferent attitude towards other people's views, because this is the most practical means to cultivate commendable tolerance.

13. Man has always been miserable, because his essence is in the hands of pain.

14. Things themselves are unchangeable, and what changes is only people's feelings! <

15. Generally speaking, the situation of human being's happiness and good luck can be compared to a row of trees: when viewed from a distance, they look beautiful and attractive; But when you approach and enter the trees, their beauty and attraction will dissipate immediately, and you will never find it again. This is why we often envy others, inspirational songs.

16. Forgiveness is fierce, fierceness is fierce, and leniency is fierce.

17. Real contempt is just the opposite of real arrogance. Real contempt is hidden in the heart and does not let others know its existence. Because, if you let the person you despise notice this fact, you will show some respect to him. If you want him to know how you look down on him. It is not contempt, but hatred.

18. Whenever a man comes back from a long voyage, he always has a story to tell.

19. In order to understand how short life is, one must go through a long road of life

2. Politeness is to human nature what heat is to candles

21. There can be no inner peace without a considerable degree of loneliness. ? Peace of mind is impossible without a considerable amount of solitude.?

22. Reading is to let others race horses in our minds; Thinking is running a horse by yourself. (Ha, ha, ha, this translation is so funny that it can't keep a straight face, and even translates into horse racing.) I don't know

23. There are always some strange birds in the Woods.

24. A person is himself only when he is alone. If he doesn't like being alone, then he definitely doesn't love freedom. Because only when he is lonely, he is truly free. The stronger a person's independence, the more difficult it is to become a victim of communication with others. For living alone, whether to welcome, endure or escape depends on one's value. When alone, poor people experience all misfortune, while smart people like the nobleness and greatness of living alone; In short, everyone will be himself.

25. Although we can arrange our reading and learning at will, it is really beyond our power to arrange our thinking at will. That is to say, just as the fire needs ventilation to start and continue, so our thinking activities must be stimulated and maintained by our interest in the object of thinking. And this kind of interest can be purely objective, or just because of the interests of the subject. Only when personal affairs are involved will people feel the interest aroused by the subject; To arouse objective interest in things, only people who like thinking in nature will do so, because nature has given them such a mind, and thinking is as natural as breathing air for them. But such people are quite rare. Therefore, most pedants seldom feel objective interest in things. Schopenhauer's Aesthetic Essays;