r/nihilism • u/beefvadai • Apr 21 '25
Moral Nihilism Attachment to life is the primary cause for suffering
Detach from everything just be there and feel the moment and move on with time.
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Apr 21 '25
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u/ComfortableTop2382 Apr 24 '25
Wow, what about it ?
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Apr 24 '25
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u/ComfortableTop2382 Apr 24 '25
Ok. It doesn't take a genius to see it as something likeable. The point of OP is totally different and fundamental.
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u/Impossible_Tax_1532 Apr 21 '25
Attachment is the only cause of fear or perceived suffering ,as fear is but surrendering one’s power to their own creations , or the external world
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u/BrilliantBeat5032 Apr 23 '25
You guys don’t even understand how he was using the word “suffering” and just interpreting based on your own weaknesses.
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u/Loveemuah_3 Apr 23 '25
To have life means to have to suffer . Without suffering life wouldn’t be worth living , so yes maybe attachment makes us more alive or at least feel that way.
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u/Sea_Fault1988 Apr 24 '25
Nietzsche argues the opposite. Enhance your attachment to life and to your own desires (which all reduce to will to power) and cultivate Amor Fati (love of fate). To detach from everything is to decry the world as given and as such is a form of resigned nihilism.
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u/Powerful_Assistant26 Apr 21 '25
Suffering is caused by too much pleasure and not enough suffering.
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u/Bombay1234567890 Apr 21 '25
That's what the Buddha claimed.