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Recent Questions
- How did Apollonius of Tyana really die?
- How did you react when you first realized the inevitability of your own death?
- How do I find myself? What to do if you lose the threads that connect you to yourself?
- Can you sell your soul to the devil for friendship with Satan?
- What should be done to make the world a better place?
This is a very general question, an existential crisis is a crisis that is associated with a person's experience of certain givens of his existence: mortality, imperfection, freedom and responsibility, loneliness and the search for meaning in life (or the absurdity of it). A crisis is experienced in the context of a certain life story and is often associated with the search for valuable things and activities for a person. Without knowing the context, life history, and nature of the crisis, it is difficult to recommend anything other than a course of psychotherapy.
To answer this question, I can recommend you the book “Comments on the 4th dialogue of the Philosophy of Weapons”, because it very accurately describes how a person gets into such a crisis, i.e. the reasons. And by eliminating the cause, it will be easy to overcome it. We are always unable to cope only with what we do not know. Link to Yandex. disk https://yadi.sk/i/NusmRrVBbXis2g
Those who have already read it wrote their review as follows:
Only work, mental or physical, is a panacea for all kinds of mental crises. Idleness, laziness, and excess create it.
A person should work all his adult life. Reaching it
after that, consider that you have coped with the crisis.