Arthur Schopenhauer: Wisdom for Viewing the World (Mini Book)

“Check your happiness. Looking back on my happiness is more important than observing my temper. The Spanish proverb by Balthazar Gracian, a wise writer of the world. As a Jesuit priest, he had an innate sense of art, of insight into human relationships, and that was the wisdom of seeing the world as it covered the book. Schofenhauer translates this from Spanish to German and is now in full shape with a new format. Although it was built in the 17th century, still valid lessons are found throughout the book. There are things that we can think about once, and there are many lessons in human relationships, of course, that we have to learn from our success, our happiness. The world changes quickly. Many of the values considered to be the answer are being mishandled. The more time we spend, the better we are, the less valuable we are to be and the more generous we are for every object. For those who want to build a wise life, the desire is for insightful standards. The lessons in this book are characteristic of not being too emotional or too moral. There are 295 principles of behavior that can be applied to the natural, but not fair, world. I hope that the standards of life, which, over time, will not change, will be desecrated by your wisdom.

Korean title: 세상을 보는 지혜(미니북)

Korean author: 아르투르 쇼펜하우어

Korean publisher: 자화상

ISBN-13: 9791190298483