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  • #16
    In the end of all pleasure is sorrow. This is a fact and not an idea.

    On the other hand, as Nietzsche said, 'To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering'.

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    • #17
      I read a study which said there are warrior cultures and peaceful cultures. And also, there are big differences in culture from tribes and sedentary people.

      So its possible their lifestyle means some are more happy and calm then others are.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by $hiva View Post
        In the end of all pleasure is sorrow. This is a fact and not an idea.

        On the other hand, as Nietzsche said, 'To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering'.
        This is why I follow Osho for whom life is a continuous party and that happiness is natural

        Animals are happy, trees are happy, birds are happy. The whole existence is happy, except man. Only man is so clever as to create unhappiness — nobody else seems to be so skillful. So when you are happy it is simple, it is innocent, it is nothing to brag about. But when you are unhappy you are doing great things to yourself; you are doing something really hard.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Badlun View Post
          This is why I follow Osho for whom life is a continuous party and that happiness is natural

          Animals are happy, trees are happy, birds are happy. The whole existence is happy, except man. Only man is so clever as to create unhappiness — nobody else seems to be so skillful. So when you are happy it is simple, it is innocent, it is nothing to brag about. But when you are unhappy you are doing great things to yourself; you are doing something really hard.
          People follow two things, money and sex. Job and career is money and marriage and romantic love is sex. These are the two drivers of all human activity.

          The complication arises when the sex part becomes confused, but now that confusion is cleared, so what the heck, go for it.

          As far as Osho is concerned, he was an entertainer and not a spiritual guru. If you want to face a real spiritual guru then watch this:

          U. G. Krishnamurti - You see nothing! - YouTube

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          • #20
            Originally posted by $hiva View Post
            In the end of all pleasure is sorrow. .
            hence the saying, "ignorance is bliss"

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            • #21
              Originally posted by khushal View Post
              ignorance is bliss
              Was it?

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