Look Far, See Clearer

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“…Death is the moment of liberation of the unique nature of personality, which is not the deepest cause of our being, but rather should be seen as a loss of being… Serenity On the faces of most of the dead it seems to come from that... In general, the death of all good people is peaceful and gentle... The life we know, they happily give what they gain Instead, life is nothing to us, because our life, compared to other lives, is nothing. Buddhism calls that life Nirvana, meaning passing away..." “… If we now look deeply into the bustle of life, we see that every human being is tormented by the pain and anxiety of this life, trying to satisfy endless needs… so as not to long for anything. nothing more than preserving a tormented individual life for a brief period of time. Yet in the midst of that chaos, we caught sight of four lovers' eyes meeting with lust. But why do we have to peek, be afraid, and sneak? - Because those two lovers are traitors who secretly seek to preserve all the misery that would have ended without them; they want to prevent them from ending; just as others like them did before them..." Metaphysics of Love, Metaphysics of Death is Arthur Schopenhauer's philosophical masterpiece in which the philosopher offers both humorous and sad thoughts. the deepest nature of love and death in humanity.