All of Arthur Schopenhauer's Philosophy to Sleep to

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  @derbucherwurm · 11 months ago

  I never fall asleep to this videos. But this is great. Schopenhauer is one of my favourite philosophers.

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  @CognitiveEssence · 1 year ago

  To date this is the most comprehensive essay on the work of Arthur Schopenhauer. Prior to this I thought of him and his brilliance as just simply the prince of pessimism allowing us to see things from a negative standpoint providing contrast, however as I fell asleep during the beginning of this essay and then subsequently woke up to listen to it again I realize that his profoundness relates to the very essence of our being or even existence itself. It's my sincerest hope that society at large can better understand his principles. MarkMannM2

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  @hal0-k4j · 1 month ago

  Understanding this quells the fears in my mind.

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  @OneEyeOfTheWorld · 1 year ago

  I am very glad to come across this channel. This is very accurate and comprehensive summary of Schopenhauer’s genius works. Thank you for your contributions!

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  @Napoleonhillsleeps · 1 year ago

  Drifting off to Schopenhauer feels like letting your soul wander through the depths of existence. Heavy truths, quiet mind, deep sleep 🖤💭💤

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  @Evelyn-j7v5b · 3 months ago

  Schopenhauer was sometimes called the curmudgeon of philosophy - well capable of making vitriolic and offending statements. He often treated his fellow humans without any regard for their feelings. <br><br>And though: when hearing about his thoughts, again and again something comes to linger in my mind that feels like - kindness! There is no notion of warmth or anything that would cause joy - just something unobtrusive that is soothing and calming without any thrill of pleasure. Something I&apos;m grateful for.

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  @MsOscara · 1 year ago

  I got on a philosophy kick a few weeks ago. Hadn&apos;t read any of this kind of material since my college days in the previous century. Just listening to this podcast is affirming that I was likely born a Pessimist and haven&apos;t really changed in 71 years. Pity it took me this long to find some confirmation of the forces that appear to have driven me my whole life.

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  @viranderpassi5497 · 7 months ago

  I have always admired Arthur Schopenhauer, but this lecture really describes his philosophy.

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  @zolnsalt · 2 months ago

  All that you touch and all that you see.... is all your life will ever be.

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  @VaultedT · 3 weeks ago

  Just about to fall asleep and blasted with a commercial gota love it!

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  @piushalg8175 · 8 months ago

  To be precise, Schopenhauer did concede in his supplement to &quot;the world as will and representation&quot; that the human intellect is not capable to grasp the thing in itself as it is.. Humans merely get a glimpse of it by the &nbsp;experience of their drives.

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  @michaeldillon3113 · 1 year ago

  Brilliant content and brilliant commentary in my opinion. <br> As a student and &nbsp;&apos; follower &apos; of Advaita Vedanta I now understand more fully why Schopenhauer said that Advaita Vedanta was the consolation of his life .<br> He clearly expressed non dual concepts and coming across fairly rudimentary translations of the Upanishads he could easily see that they affirmed what he had discovered himself .<br>The only thing I see missing from Schopenhauer compared to Advaita Vedanta is the final destination of Samadhi ( Enlightenment- Sat Cit Ananda ) seems lacking in him .<br> Schopenhauer was so enraptured by the Upanishads that he called all his dogs &apos; Atman &apos; - the upanishadic name for the inner Self that is identical with Brahman ( God ). <br> &nbsp;Associated with this you might wish to do 3 hours of Sri Ramana Maharshi who was the living embodiment of the Upanishads . 🙏🕉️

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