You can be near your deathbed and never find the answers

[Eudaimonia]

This video is a really good to contemplating. How is that this philosopher missed the big picture after living for so long? 

A 97-Year-Old Philosopher Faces His Own Death

 

[gettoefl]

ask this, in what way would this day be different if i knew for sure today was my last day 

can you go to bed tonight so dripping in elated thankfulness that you have no need whatsoever to wake up tomorrow

you have done no more or no less than what you came to this place to do

[lmfao]

@Eudaimonia Yeah, and you're an equally large idiot 

[hyruga]

@Eudaimonia so what's the answers?

[Eudaimonia]

Oh, look, people that only read the title, nice.

[hyruga]

1 minute ago, Eudaimonia said:

Oh, look, people that only read the title, nice.

I read everything on this thread plus watch the full video.

[Nahm]

On 9/25/2021 at 11:43 PM, Eudaimonia said:

How is that this philosopher missed the big picture after living for so long? 

The paradigm / belief in being a philosopher living. 

[Leo Gura]

Joke's on him.

The only point of philosophy is to realize that death doesn't exist

How the fuck could death be real? Who is dying? Where would you go when there's no difference between anywhere?

[Blackhawk]

Misidentification with the body/mind. He didn't understand that he's the witnessing Consciousness.

Narrow-minded. Someone should have zen-slapped him and told him:

"Think bigger. Reality is more than your little mind and body. 
If the clock breaks, the clockmaker keeps living. The clock is dependent on the clockmaker, but the clockmaker isn't dependent on the clock. So guess what you ultimately are."

Edited September 28, 2021 by Blackhawk