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PITHY QUOTES FROM PAST MASTERS
Wahres Heil, Erlösung vom Leben und Leiden, ist ohne gänzliche Verneinung des Willens nicht zu denken. Bis dahin ist Jeder nichts Anderes, als dieser Wille selbst, dessen Erscheinung eine hinschwindende Existenz, ein immer nichtiges, stets vereiteltes Streben und die dargestellte Welt voll Leiden ist, welcher Alle unwiderruflich auf gleiche Weise angehören.
Arthur Schopenhauer: Hauptwerke. Band 1: Die Welt als Wille und Vorstellung, Viertes Buch, § 68.
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We are told that there have been golden ages in the past, but which ones they were seems always to have been concealed in the same poetic minds in which they first originated.
The Philosophical Works and Selected Correspondence of John Locke. Essays on the Law of Nature. Locke's "Censor's Valedictory Speech" of 1664: "Can Anyone By Nature Be Happy in This Life? No."
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