Famous love Quote by Sorin Cerin
“Only this way the human life will escape its own burden, its own image, its own Destiny, the vanity, the deceit and the absurd, the strange coldness of this world, finally choosing the complete peace of the Nirvana it was looking throughout its historical evolution, a strange and absurd Nirvana itself in reference to the increasingly humble and insignificant being compared to it, to the stranger that replaces more often self and more inhumanly, that mocks her creating it a society increasingly petty and absurd. Is suicide the saving solution of the mankind? Is it not any other way through which man would chase away the alien within him, the absurd and the anxiety so that he can find his Sacred Self that was stolen so many millennia ago? What other way could there be except suicide?”
About This Quote
The quote questions suicide as an escape from existential burdens, absurdity, and alienation, questioning if any other path exists to reclaim a sacred self.
In simple terms: It wonders if suicide can free humanity from its absurd existence.
Key Takeaway
Consider alternatives to suicide for finding meaning.
Themes
existentialism
despair
meaning
search
suicide
self
Mood
reflective
somber
thoughtful
Type
philosophical
cautionary
When to use this quote
- philosophical
- literary
- psychological
Key Concepts
nihilism
absurdity
existential crisis
Practical Applications
- personal crisis
- mental health
- spiritual quest
Questions to Reflect On
- What non‑destructive paths can restore purpose?
- How can one confront absurdity without self‑harm?
A Different Perspective
Suicide may not resolve underlying existential issues.
