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ataraxia
According to the skeptical philosophy, the only way to achieve true happiness is to accept that there is no real knowledge of existence. This means that all of our efforts and beliefs are meaningless, and it saves us from worrying about things like death and life after death. It also teaches us to focus on what we can see and experience, rather than our own preconceived ideas. The highest happiness for skeptics is known as ataraxia, which is a state of being free from worry and anxiety.
Living without expectation and allowing nature to take its course is a way to be free from emotions and worries. In Buddhism, this is known as Upekkha.
Wisdom according to Epicure is the idea that the best way to live is to focus on finding pleasure and avoiding pain. This means that we should strive to make decisions that will bring us joy and contentment, while avoiding decisions that will cause us distress.
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ataraxia
According to the skeptical philosophy, the only way to achieve true happiness is to accept that there is no real knowledge of existence. This means that all of our efforts and beliefs are meaningless, and it saves us from worrying about things like death and life after death. It also teaches us to focus on what we can see and experience, rather than our own preconceived ideas. The highest happiness for skeptics is known as ataraxia, which is a state of being free from worry and anxiety.
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Feeling relaxed and free from worry or anxiety.
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Serenity in Sanskrit means peace and calmness.
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(see: lucky number slevin)
ataraxia
Living without expectation and allowing nature to take its course is a way to be free from emotions and worries. In Buddhism, this is known as Upekkha.
ataraxia
Wisdom according to Epicure is the idea that the best way to live is to focus on finding pleasure and avoiding pain. This means that we should strive to make decisions that will bring us joy and contentment, while avoiding decisions that will cause us distress.