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« We always want something and when we have this thing (or that being), we suffer from the fear of losing it. Tans that we will attach ourselves to life, to beings, to material things, we will always be more or less unhappy, because everything is impermanent, everything changes constantly. »
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Frédéric Lenoir
God |
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God
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« Everything in life is a matter of good or bad encounter. A happy, harmonious encounter that suits our nature, increases our power to be and action and provides positive feelings (joy, trust, love). An unfortunate, inappropriate, demeaning, harmful encounter diminishes our power and plunges us into negative effects (sadness, fear, guilt, hatred, etc.). As our parents used to say when we were little: pay attention to your dating! »
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Frédéric Lenoir
The Spinoza Miracle: A Philosophy to Enlighten Our Lives |
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Frédéric Lenoir
The Spinoza Miracle: A Philosophy to Enlighten Our Lives
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« Human consciousness has succeeded in condemning the enslavement of human beings, but animals continue to be treated as things. Billions of living things are suffering because of us. (The World of Religions No.88, p71) »
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Frédéric Lenoir
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Frédéric Lenoir
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