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It very much helped me achieve mental peace (along with Stoicism and Pyrrhonism).

But know that the Zen idea of "being" and Nirvana, in that you are aware and very much alive, but don't identify with your thoughts, are free from desire, and mental delusion (because you can't be deluded when you don't think... that is how Zen suggests you achieve freedom from delusion lol) is faulty. We now know that consciousness and random thoughts arise from the same biological framework. Zen is correct in that "you" don't really exist anywhere, but we know that your consciousness or "being" is a product of your brain. There is no real difference between your thoughts and your perception.

that is all

>>5692509
I just did of course, anon!

>>5540231
You have fallen Brother! I offer my hand to help you rise once more.