' A Better Philosophy '...
The misery on which the Indian mind likes to dwell, and which leads to the idea of escape from rebirth as the highest good fortune, does not obsess the philosophic mind.
The latter does not deny life's brevity and tragedy, sorrow and pain, but at the same time it notes life's beauty and glory, joy and reward.
In this it is very Greek.
If the mysticism of India could be married to the sanity of Greece, a broader and better philosophy would be the offspring.
-- Notebooks Category 13: Human Experience > Chapter 1:
Situation > # 148 Paul Brunton
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