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When it comes to the secret of happiness in life, I am deeply convinced by the views of the German philosopher Schopenhauer. He once said: "If people's spiritual world is rich, they can swim in it when they are alone, and enjoy it to the fullest." Those who are full of spiritual world seek nothing more than tranquility and leisure, without the accumulation of external materials, because they need time to hone their wisdom and taste spiritual treasures. This is a portrayal of Schopenhauer's life, who lived a free and lonely life, without toil, without a wife, and living in the shadow of his father, but his philosophical exploration never stopped.
Although his writings were not well received at first, ten years before his death, he was finally recognized by the world and future generations. His words enlighten us on what true happiness is: Some people are poor and lonely, but their hearts are not lonely and they live freely, and some people feel lonely even though they are rich and have friends. This is due to the difference in the spiritual world. Those who are spiritually abundant have peace of mind, pursue self-worth, and are naturally happy.
Those who are content are always happy, not chasing material things too much, but having leisure to enrich themselves and improve themselves. They are self-cultivation, quiet and far-reaching, good at letting go of the shackles of external objects, and finding their own happiness in the spiritual world. On the other hand, those who are spiritually empty, although they work hard to accumulate material things, will not be happy in the end. Because of discontentment, falling into materialistic desires, no spiritual sustenance, losing the true meaning of life, often losing self in greed, restlessness in attachment, and loss of health in busyness.
Although material things are the foundation of life, giving people confidence, self-confidence and dignity, luxury life is not the whole of happiness. Only optimism, the abundance and satisfaction of the spiritual world can be true happiness.
On the road to finding happiness in life, I was deeply attracted by the views of the German philosopher Schopenhauer. He once described: "If a person's spiritual world is rich and colorful, even if he is alone, he can swim in it and enjoy that unique tranquility and ease." For those who are spiritually enriched, what they seek is not external material wealth, but inner peace and leisure, because they know that these times are the best time to sharpen their wisdom and taste spiritual treasures. This is not only a portrayal of Schopenhauer's life, but also an interpretation of his attitude towards life.
Schopenhauer, a philosopher who lived a free and lonely life, did not set foot in worldly toil and never entered the palace of marriage, but he relied on his father's inheritance and lived a life that was not burdened by material things. His philosophical research never stopped, and even though his writings did not attract attention at first, they were finally recognized by the world ten years before his death.
This makes me wonder what true happiness is? Some people are rich in material things and have little company around them, but their hearts are full of peace and contentment, while some people still feel empty and lonely even though they have a lot of money and friends. The difference lies in the richness of the spiritual world.
Those who are spiritually rich, they know how to enrich themselves in their leisure and how to sharpen their wisdom in tranquility. They are not disturbed by external things, they are not burdened by fame and fortune, but they are just quietly looking for their own happiness in their own spiritual world. Their mentality is contented and optimistic, because they know that true happiness does not come from material accumulation, but from inner abundance and satisfaction.
In contrast, those who are spiritually empty, no matter how much material wealth they have, are still unable to fill the emptiness in their hearts. They are constantly running and working in pursuit of more material comforts, but in the process they lose their inner peace and health. They are caught in the whirlpool of materialism, unable to extricate themselves, and can only spend their lives in loss and attachment.
Therefore, we should understand that although material things can provide us with the foundation and security of life, true happiness comes from the abundance and satisfaction of our hearts. Only when we have an optimistic attitude and a fulfilling spiritual world can we truly feel the beauty and happiness of life.
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