hasunoha

How to escape from nothiness

It's vague, but I have a feeling that it's not paying off.

Living vaguely is painful

When I think about suicide, I'm doing well and regaining my strength
I'm going to live my life while vaguely suffering...

Something like
I'm sick of the life I feel like I'm riding a bicycle.

It's not fun no matter what you do, I mean

I feel like there is no only pleasure, only suffering and sorrow.

There are times when I think I'd like to jump right into the train someday.

Is there a way out of this kind of life?

3 Zen Responses

I don't know if you're currently working or a student, but do you have any goals or goals?
It probably doesn't exist, is it?
For example, even if school or study is difficult, suffering will be reduced if there is a job you want to do in the future.
For example, even if work is difficult, suffering can be reduced if the customer smiles and appreciates them.
You may be left with only suffering because you don't have or are not able to see such a purpose or goal.
Please think about it once again.
Please find your goal or goal.
If it doesn't come to mind right away, it's OK to aim for now to find a purpose or goal.
You don't need to obey your parents, and you don't have to envy others.
What matters is yourself.
It's about what I do.
A score of 100 on the test is great.
Please be confident.
The world isn't simple enough to make you happy just by being able to study, but even so, being able to study is always a plus.
I hope you find your goals and objectives from now on.
Also, when it comes to marriage, if there is a good person, gather courage and approach it. No matter what the results, it's also another experience and study.

The joy of learning Buddhism

Having a sense of emptiness is a good relationship as an opportunity to learn Buddhism.

Please try learning Buddhism, which is a trick to reducing worries and suffering.

After that, if possible, why not try doing something for others rather than for yourself?
There are times when you can cheer yourself up by doing activities for others and being appreciated by others.

I read it.
I see... you don't feel that way.
I understand your feelings.

If you think about it calmly, I think you are an excellent person with very high abilities. However, I think they don't feel that way because they didn't receive an evaluation from their family, friends, or people around them.

You are an excellent person, and you will continue to grow and demonstrate your abilities, so please pour your strength into others at that time. Also, please respect others and try to live by helping each other.

You've already been rewarded for being alive. Please accept and acknowledge such an excellent and valuable self.

I sincerely pray that you will grow from now on, that you will demonstrate your strength together with all of you, and that you will make an even greater effort and live a healthy life.

And I wholeheartedly support you!