How many times does the average human go on an existential journey

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>>3060108
>I was about 20 years old as well. Wanted to backpack Southeast Asia, but had no money so I picked up a hitchhiker and he showed me that It could be done here in The States.

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>>3060112
It started with browsing /pol/ and hating Jews, then after returning to society, I read "The Art of War" and one of the steps is to make your enemy your best friend... Now I'm studying Judaism haha... Learning to channel my rage into being educated & productive towards my society.

Perhaps the Existential Journey is a path to find a meaningful life, you dive into the depth of the mind looking for undeniable truth in order to build upon that concrete surface.

>>3060203
What is that concrete surface you ask? Well. When all things are temporary, the only truth that cannot be argued with is "existence".

The fact that, you are existence yourself. Everything else, name, birthdays, families. material belongings, careers. Has nothing to do with who you are in a permanent manner.

You can leave behind an immortal legacy, or a story. Whether it be a bust like Julius Casear. But even then, the temporary extinction, is simply temporarily postponed.

I like to call that concrete surface, (Existence) or as Buddha called it "I am", God. Which Eckhart Tolle & A Course in Miracles taught me, is the philosophical idea of "perfect unconditional love" (in an infinite all inclusive sense)

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>>3060231
And once you find this inner truth, you have the ability to manifest whatever vision you wish. As long as you 'fight' for that vision. Because the truth has no material aspect. So materialism is manifested out of God. (truth)

For without Knowledge, we are nothing.

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>>3060246
And what use is knowledge, if knowledge is not shared?

>>3060108
>>/lit/

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>>3060325
This is pretty psychological, philosophical & humanity related. As opposed to /lit/ the pic is books, which implies the spiritual understanding of The Renaissance. Other than that & A Course in Miracles. I'm nearly positive this thread is in the correct place.

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>Existential perspectives.