Can a depression be healed by nihilism? And how does one

>>1185978
On the contrary. I find niihilism depression-inducing.

>Can a depression be healed by nihilism?

Absolutely not.

>>1185978

Nihilism can't, but probably absurdism can.

I don't think depression can be healed by nihilism.

But, perhaps counter-intuitively, I find "death to the world" sentiment in Orthodoxy to be comforting. Memento mori ("remember you have to die") in Christianity has a long history.

But it's not nihilism, because thinking of death just reminds one that this life is fleeting. To not place too much stock in the pleasures or worry too much about the pain, because it's all temporary.

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How about stoicism?

>>1186423
Yes. Stoicism is the key.

>>1185978
Didn't expect to see a Gamma Ray album here.

>>1186337
Oh hey, thanks, that absurdim stuff is actually pretty interesting, I definitely got some reading to do now

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Nihilism leads to absurdism and hedonism which are probably the least depressing/boring existential views to have.

>>1185978
>Can a depression be healed by nihilism?
I guess it is time for you to read Foucault on madness.

>>1185978

See a doctor, take antidepressants, make an effort to adjust your life and your actions and your thought patterns.

Nihilism can go suck a cock.