Schopenhauer and Buddhism
Seekers of Unity
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The Pure Moment Is Blissful
I have a feeling like Chopin Howard has two moments. And I've seen this in some of these writings where he has sort of the base moment, which is one which is full of suffering and his boredom and pessimism. But then he has more of what we can call the true moment,. which is a blissful experience. In Buddhism, what you're reaching is that this elineness is divine and beauty itself. He harkens back to the Stoics who have in some ways quite a similar philosophy to him. They speak about a state of the state of the gods, which is the state of bliss.
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