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Wilhelm Schmidt: Getting Older and Growing Old

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Today we fight against ‘old age.’. As the hope of conquering ‘ old age ’ grows due to the development of technology, ‘ getting older ’ is considered more negative and unpleasant. Really, ‘ getting old ’ is bad. The famous German popular philosopher Wilhelm Schmidt argues against this only negative interpretation of the term, and he notes its true meaning. In other words, ‘old age ’ means that all kinds of abilities are failing and the appearance is gone, but ‘ getting older ’ means helping to develop other lifes and conveying experiences and creating other possibilities in life. And what is important, ‘ to get along well and old, ’ is a ‘ level of mind. ’. A equilibrium is a value that can be gained only when you pursue it throughout life, and you perceive it as facing it. Old and aging are four-divided ways of aging, which are natural provisions that cannot be denied, and they look at each period of life with meaning and a sense of values that they have forgotten. This process, as a result of the wealth and time of experience, has given us a positive re-enlightenment of the ‘ages ’ that are in front of us. This author's attitude should remind us of life.

Korean title: 나이든다는 것과 늙어간다는 것

Korean author: 빌헬름 슈미트

Korean publisher: 책세상

ISBN-13: 9788970138992

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PA****
October 6, 2018

It is not my choice to age, but the mind to prepare for it can be thought in advance. It's very important to have a level of mind if you're going to be able to handle your own circumstances in the past. The book has a sub-strate called "10 Roads to the Straightness of Hearts.". In short notes, you can see the results of author's perceptions about how to get a sense of peace. It's a bit philosophical, but it's easily sympathetic. The table of contents, which supports the title of the book, is

GU*****
February 1, 2015

There are times when everyone becomes very aware of age. There may be a difference, but no one can accept the signs of this or that age without being shocked. But as part of their old life, they may not fully agree on life unless they speak up. How do you take it to a positive age, which is not so much about being willing to greet but about being exposed to the inevitable? The basic view of this book about age is optimism. The old age is a time of greater ease for the precious value of 'the

빌헬름 슈미트: 나이든다는 것과 늙어간다는 것
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