Publisher's Synopsis
Everything exists for a reason, including suffering and fear.
Fadel Sabry examines the nature of existence in this companion book to his earlier work, The Will's Harmonic Motion. In it, he continues to explore the theories of Arthur Schopenhauer, who was most famous for his book The World as Will and Representation, and offers insights of his own about the metaphysical grounds for suffering and fear.
Sabry contends many factors contribute to our suffering and fear, including fate, eternal justice, the will, and moral character. Without exploring these factors, there's no way to escape their darkness. Learn why:
- fears and sufferings are suited to individuals;- lives are not left to chance; - fate, the will, eternal justice and God are all one.
While Schopenhauer was the first to establish the concept of the will as our inner true essence, Sabry takes that concept further, confirming that humanity's capacity for suffering, fear, and pain-displayed as the divine comedy-is the main reason for our existence.
The Will's Journey answers some of life's biggest questions and serves as a natural extension to Schopenhauer's work.
