#你觉得人生的幸福与意义在哪里? #
Life, if it is a material thing, like a small stone abandoned in a valley, does not seem to be meaningful. If there is not a single stone, the earth will still rotate, and the moon will have a circle. But life is not like that;
Since ancient times, human beings have not stopped thinking about this question, but they have never been able to give a satisfactory answer. Perhaps, nothing is perfect. Perfection is a pursuit, not a survival. However, the most perfect answer is hidden in many imperfect, but colorful answers. Man thinks constantly when he is alive, and he does not stop thinking when he is alive.
Human beings live and survive in both material and humanitarian natures. The origin of things is the most fundamental essence of human beings, and "times" refers to the social essence of human beings in the process of development. It is precisely because of its quadratity that we propose and try to answer this question. Some people believe that the meaning of life is to "find the meaning of life". But this seemingly profound answer is actually meaningless, and is nothing more than a cover-up, pulling the contemplative mind into the vortex of "meaning". It's a question of values.
Life is a story of ups and downs. After the basic needs of man are satisfied, that is, the construction of infrastructure, the second nature prevails, that is, the construction of higher things, such as wealth, such as power, such as honor, such as the modern man now, no longer eats meat, and does not need to chop wood for cooking, it is the second nature that controls the modern man. Modern people's life, work, and entertainment are all pinned on one purpose, that is, a happy life. The purpose is to achieve the goal.
There is a limit to happiness, but the pursuit of happiness seems to be endless, just like people. When people climb the unevenness, they are unconsciously experiencing a different but the same meaning, a happy life, from different perspectives, you can see all kinds of brilliance, ordinary happiness and noble happiness, selfish happiness and broad happiness. The meaning of life lies in the pursuit of a happy life.
Hume once said that a philosopher can provide only one goal or a guide, not a way to reach a goal or a direction. Happiness is only a realm, and the pursuit and achievement of the goal of the comfort and pleasure of life is just the most fundamental natural need, don't think about it too beautifully. Happiness is a pursuit, not a plunder. What's the point? It's about asking ourselves, "Is what I've done worth it?" "What's the value?" Our direction, like electrons in a magnetic field, seems to be disorganized, but in general, our goal is the same, and that is to live happily. We can't be unified, but we should have a clear guideline, and that is, as secondary subjects.
There are many kinds of joy in life. Philosophers divide happiness into two types: one is inner happiness and the other is external happiness. They are like people walking on tightropes, holding a balance in their hands, and the two scales must be balanced, not too much, otherwise, they will fall. Look at those who live on a lot of possessions, who are happy on the surface but unbalanced on the inside, and who spend so much money that they think they can fill the emptiness of their hearts with outward happiness. The individual is a small island, and the more he gains, the more his area he has, the more troubles he has, and the more he has more storms and rains. However, this area may not be an obvious coastline.
It is very enviable to have a happy life, to enjoy a "blessed" state, but life is not everything after all. There are many meanings of happiness, and perhaps each of them can be called truth. In this world, it seems that everyone is happy, but everyone is surrounded by pain. When the morning sun rose, the happy dream was still far away, so he chased after it day and night. When the sun sets, the end of life, as if it has not caught up with the ideal happiness, suddenly looking back, but in front of it, stepping out of the happy flowers.
Happiness is a beacon. A happy life is a process of bright lights. A lamp, when it can't be lit again, its life has come to an end. On this side, there is a light that illuminates the sea, so that you will not get lost, and if you light a lamp in your heart, you will not fall in life. Schopenhauer once said that the essence of life is suffering, so "happy life" is the true meaning of modern life.
So the search for meaning becomes even more muddy, and when one is pursuing a life that leads to happiness, where is our own or our happiness? What is my greatest happiness?
"Meaning", like "existence", is omnipresent, yet so elusive. "When faced with the unspeakable, we have to keep silent. Otherwise, the words will become obscure, not for the sake of truth, but for the sake of mystery, especially under the pretext of everyday language.
Silence is obviously not human nature, so it is said: "Religion is the metaphysics of the masses". However, we still have to think carefully and not pursue the overall meaning of life, but the individual life, that is, the self. Mortals, this may be a way of ultimate care, and the only solution is to solve this problem.