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1. whatnerd.com › the-20-best-existential-moviesThe 20 Best Existential Movies About Life and Purpose

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   • Stalker (1979) Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky. Starring Alisa Freyndlikh, Aleksandr Kaydanovskiy, Anatoliy Solonitsyn. Drama, Sci-Fi (2h 42m) 8.1 on IMDb — 100% on RT.
   • Tokyo Story (1953) Directed by Yasujirō Ozu. Starring Chishū Ryū, Chieko Higashiyama, Setsuko Hara. Drama (2h 16m) 8.2 on IMDb — 100% on RT. Tokyo Story takes place on the heels of World War II, centering on an elderly couple who leave the city of Onomichi to visit their children in post-war Tokyo.
   • Solaris (1972) Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky. Starring Natalya Bondarchuk, Donatas Banionis, Jüri Järvet. Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi (2h 47m) 8.0 on IMDb — 92% on RT.
   • Apocalypse Now (1979) Directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Starring Martin Sheen, Marlon Brando, Robert Duvall. Drama, Mystery, War (2h 27m) 8.4 on IMDb — 98% on RT.

2. studybuddhism.com › en › tibetan-buddhismThe Basics for Understanding Emptiness — Study Buddhism

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   • The Buddhist Classification of Phenomena
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   The fundamental confusion we have about reality concerns the relationship between “me” and the body and the mind. To eliminate this confusion, we need to have some clear understanding of the five aggregate factors of experience – the so-called five aggregates. “Aggregate” is an adjective meaning “made up of many parts.” What it’s talking about is o...

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   Buddhist philosophy differentiates between things that exist and things that do not exist. What exists can be validly known. What does not exist cannot be validly known. Chicken lips do not exist. We can imagine human lips on a chicken, but we cannot imagine chicken lips on a chicken because there is no such thing. What exists can be divided into t...

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   There are two types of ways of being aware of something: primary consciousness and mental factors. Primary consciousness makes up the second aggregate and it is aware of merely the essential nature of something. The essential nature of something is its being a sound, a sight, a smell, a thought. Seeing, for example, cognizes merely the essential na...

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   The mental factors go together with the channel. Once we’re on a channel, we have to play with the other dials to get it into focus and adjust the volume and all these other things. That’s like the mental factors or different types of subsidiary awareness. There are a lot of them. Of the most important ones, first there is feeling a level of happin...

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   Another important mental factor is distinguishing, usually translated as “recognition,” which is a totally misleading translation. “Recognition” means that you’ve seen something previously; you compare some new thing to it and thus recognize the new thing as being in the same category. We’re not talking about that. For example, we’re on the seeing ...

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   Then there is “everything else” that’s nonstatic and changing all the time. That constitutes the fifth aggregate factor. “Everything else” includes paying attention, interest, anger, desire, love, compassion – all the emotions and all the things that enable us to concentrate and so on. It’s a big category. Actually, all five aggregatesgo on at the ...

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3. www.thephilosopher1923.org › post › nothing-matters"Nothing Matters": An Essay by Bret W. Davis (Keywords: Zen ...

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   Emmanuel Levinas echoes Sartre’s description of an experience of meaningless existence – of sheer senseless is-ness – in a 1946 essay entitled “There is: Existence without Existents”. He writes: “When the forms of things are dissolved in the night … this nothing is not that of pure nothingness.

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5. spiritualmeaningacademy.com › emptinessUnlocking the Mystery: Understanding the Concept of Emptiness

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   Emptiness is a profound spiritual concept extensively discussed within various religious traditions, such as Buddhism and Taoism. Grappling with this elusive concept might seem difficult at first, but once understood and embodied, it can offer deep insights into our existence and enrich our lives in unpredictable ways.

6. www.lionsroar.com › understanding-emptinessUnderstanding Emptiness — in 50 Words or Less - Lion's Roar

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   Feb 17, 2016 · The concision found in that definition of emptiness is one example of why. You can tell, Brad really wants you to understand the concepts he’s unpacking. When we realize that emptiness is beyond normal comprehension, we’re free (or at least freer ) to not struggle to “make sense” of it.

7. fee.org › articles › confronting-the-nothing-theConfronting the Nothing: The True Moral of the NeverEnding Story

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   Oct 7, 2023 · G'mork explains that Fantasia is a land of human fantasy made up of the hopes and dreams of people on a distant planet, and Fantasia is dying because humans are beginning to lose hopes and forget to dream. “What is the Nothing?” G'mork’s response is telling. “It's the emptiness that's left,” the villain replies.

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   Is emptiness a symptom of mental illness?

   • Emptiness is a symptom pointing toward a larger problem that the person may not realize they are experiencing. That problem isn’t always mental illness either. There are a variety of circumstances and problems that can cause that feeling of emptiness. The cause of the emptiness will dictate what kind of actions may help alleviate that feeling.

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   Is emptiness a negative feeling?

   • To call emptiness a negative feeling may not feel correct, as it is a strong, palpable sense of nothingness. It certainly doesn’t feel positive, but it may not feel negative either. It’s just absent. You may feel like nothing matters, everything is boring, or that you can’t feel any sort of strong emotions.

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   What does emptiness feel like?

   • The feeling of emptiness is stark in contrast to the emotions that a person is supposed to feel. It sits like a black hole in your chest, devoid of the substance that is supposed to be there. It dulls emotions, interests, desires, hopes, dreams, and can even go beyond what we expect from negative emotions.

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   What is voidness & emptiness?

   • Voidness or emptiness refers to the fact that our projections of impossible ways of existing onto ourselves, others and everything we encounter do not correspond to reality. There never was and there never can be an actual reality corresponding to them.

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   Why do we call reality emptiness?

   • We call it emptiness because nothing can ever explain it. Reality itself is emptiness because we can’t possibly fit it into our minds.” That’s how Zen teacher Brad Warner explains emptiness, in his next book, Don’t Be a Jerk. (Subtitle: And Other Practical Advice from Dogen, Japan’s Greatest Zen Master.)

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   What does emptiness mean in Buddhism?

   • But here’s an explanation of emptiness that, I think, can help just about anyone begin to “get it.” “Emptiness in Buddhist terms doesn’t mean nothingness. It means that every single thing we encounter — including ourselves — goes beyond our ability to conceive of it. We call it emptiness because nothing can ever explain it.

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9. www.aconsciousrethink.com › 1509011 Reasons Why You Feel Empty Inside (+ What To Do About It)

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   May 17, 2023 · Emptiness is a symptom pointing toward a larger problem that the person may not realize they are experiencing. That problem isn’t always mental illness either. There are a variety of circumstances and problems that can cause that feeling of emptiness.