Books About Philosophy. Very Meaningful.

135 * ** Philosophical CatSci-Fi & Apocalypse102k Wordscompleted 1.4kReads5.8Score485Shelves

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This book uses philosophical reasoning to decipher the code of human lifespan. Tomato's original philosophical first book - "The Principle of Three-Yuan Consciousness and Memory Mapping", ideology, human nature, the secret of human lifespan, the truth of ancient history, the origin of the moon, the secret of the great flood, the reasoning of past life memory, the analysis of homosexuality, depression, the multi-dimensional world, the difference in attraction between men and women in love, the essential difference between traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, the essential difference between Taoism and Confucianism, and the reasoning of various supernatural phenomena. . . . . . Great book!

136 道 Tao Te Ching (Volume 1) (Spring and Autumn Period) Lao Tzu209k Wordscompleted 60Reads9.0Score—Shelves

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I don't have much collection of Buddhist works here, mainly due to personal bias, so I don't recommend Buddhist works here. However, I have a lot of Taoist works in my collection, so I will recommend a few to you.

164 大 Dashang Ding Distressedongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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When the family and country are broken, Dachang Ding becomes the spiritual pillar. This persistence is so touching.

165 梦 Awakening from Dreams in White Moonlight: a Girl's Road to Awakening Colorful Lightcompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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A new book, enlightenment in the world of mortals

166 悉 Siddharth (Gomai Classic) (Germany) Written by Hermann Hesse, Translated by Jiang Yicompleted —Reads9.6Score—Shelves

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If you feel confused about life; if you are wandering in boredom and pain; if you cannot feel the meaning of life; then, let's watch "Siddhartha". This book deeply explores the meaning, desire and liberation of life. It does not give a clear guide to life, but allows us to follow the footsteps of the protagonist, pursue self-growth, explore the spiritual world, examine inner desires, and think about the true meaning of life. [Story Summary] "Siddhartha" tells the legendary experience of young Siddhartha. He was tired of the Brahmin life and followed the ascetics as a monk together with his friend Govinda. Afterwards, Govinda followed Gautama, the Buddha, while Siddhartha walked alone. In the city, he met Kamala, a famous prostitute, and fell into the pursuit of lust, fame and fortune, and eventually became bored. When I was in despair, I heard the sound of water by the river and regained my life. [Three Core Questions] 1. Why was Siddhartha tired of the Brahmin life? : The various norms and traditions of Brahmin life cannot satisfy his inner deep exploration of truth and self. 2. Why did Gautama's teachings not attract Siddhartha? : Siddhartha is more eager to understand the truth through his own personal experience, rather than relying solely on the teaching of teachings. 3. What did Siddhartha gain in the process of pursuing lust, fame and fortune? : Short-term satisfaction and joy, but ultimately deeper boredom and confusion. 4. What enlightenment does Siddhartha's path of spiritual practice have on me? : We must bravely face inner confusions and desires, explore the true meaning of life through personal experience, and constantly search for ourselves. [Underline sharing] 1. When a person is pursuing something, he will only see what he is pursuing. 2. I believe that all existence is the highest good - no matter death or life, no matter sin or piety, no matter wisdom or stupidity, everything is inevitable, everything only needs my happy approval, everything only needs my understanding and love; therefore everything is perfect for me, and nothing in the world can harm me. 3. Most people are like pieces of fallen leaves, floating, rolling, trembling in the air, and finally languishing on the ground helplessly. 4. People can find wisdom, embody wisdom in their lives, use wisdom to strengthen themselves, and use wisdom to create miracles, but it is impossible for people to teach wisdom.

167 菇 Gu Liang, Please Move Forward Boldly Lazy Cat Who Loves CorianderModern Romance129k Wordsongoing 3Reads—Score—Shelves

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The story of the growth of a girl studying medicine describes the bitter experiences of women from many aspects including studying life as a woman, getting married and having children, pregnancy and contraception, natural birth, cesarean section, and raising children. It is hoped that we can see the essence of life clearly, still love life and be positive.

168 人 Awakening in the World: Wisdom from Zizhi TianmengpiaoxiangHistorical3.1M Wordsongoing 2.2kReads8.0Score100Shelves

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Way to survive! 5000 Years of China, the most essential learning case! The highest wisdom is condensed. Emperors and generals will teach you personally, and you will benefit from it for a lifetime! A must-read for those who want to read! See all the prosperity of the world in one night! Dig out the wisdom of life from "Zi Zhi Tong Jian", with more than one million words of historical experience, which is priceless! Still worried about not being able to read "Zi Zhi Tong Jian"? This book "The Awakening of the World: The Wisdom of Zizhi Tongjian" directly helps you to open up the two channels of history, Ren and Du! It is said that "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" is a treasure house of wisdom for thousands of years, but the complicated dynasty changes and confusing character relationships always make people give up after reading it halfway? This book is specifically designed to help you avoid the maze of history - it doesn't worry about the year of the war or the deployment of troops, but only picks out the most practical core wisdom to explain it thoroughly! Want to know how to lead a team? Watching Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty use talented people to create a prosperous world, favoring treacherous ministers and causing turmoil, you can instantly learn how to employ people; want to avoid pitfalls in the workplace? Zhao Kuo, who "talks on paper", tells you a painful lesson: how dangerous it is for theory to be divorced from practice. The book selects allusions such as "Living on the fuel and tasting courage" and "Working hard to govern", turning boring history into vivid cases. Whether it is governing the country or a family or work and life, you can find reusable wisdom. New readers can easily get started, while old readers can dig out in-depth information, so that you no longer have to read history superficially, and truly turn thousands of years of wisdom into life confidence - you can see the emperors and generals at a glance!

169 拿 You Can Afford It, but You Have to Put It Down Written by Wang Xiaoyecompleted —Reads9.2Score—Shelves

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