Accusation of despair - Arthur Schopenhauer

Eternity and suicide, the site of women and the instinct of men, human psychology and its suffering, its happiness in this world: these selected texts do not carry within them the rigidity of purely philosophical theses written by Schopenhauer, but are a dissecting of the world as Schopenhauer saw it through the eyes of that pure philosophy, are projections of his convictions onto the way of our corrupt life, and guidance on the way we should live. As he tells us, "Theoretical wisdom that is not practiced, like a double rose, delights others with its colors and beautiful scent, but it withers and departs without seeds."