This is an interesting repetition of questions to challenge the demands of the fragile ego and the nihilistic culture we live in. Is the intention of this post nihilism or surrender? Is it a call to compassion for our fragile selves or for resignation? Is this point to learn?
Thanks for responses. Text questions the demands of the hardened ego and the nihilistic culture with a selection of common endless repetititions of unexamined oneliners. The text supports questioning, not surrender, nor disengagement, nor compassion for the fragile self.
Dear Christopher, as you probably know, we people in Germany are facing the election in February. Does Question 16 means that there might be no point in voting?
This is an interesting repetition of questions to challenge the demands of the fragile ego and the nihilistic culture we live in. Is the intention of this post nihilism or surrender? Is it a call to compassion for our fragile selves or for resignation? Is this point to learn?
“Wisdom is knowing I am nothing,
Love is knowing I am everything,
and between the two my life moves.”
― Nisargadatta Maharaj
yes is it surrender or disengagement?
Thanks for responses. Text questions the demands of the hardened ego and the nihilistic culture with a selection of common endless repetititions of unexamined oneliners. The text supports questioning, not surrender, nor disengagement, nor compassion for the fragile self.
Dear Christopher, as you probably know, we people in Germany are facing the election in February. Does Question 16 means that there might be no point in voting?