The essence of being is mysterious and elusive from "summary" of Introduction to Metaphysics by Martin Heidegger
The essence of being is not something that can be easily grasped or understood. It is not a concept that can be neatly defined or neatly categorized. Instead, the essence of being is something that is mysterious and elusive, always just beyond our reach. It is something that we can catch glimpses of, but can never fully capture or comprehend. This mysterious and elusive nature of being is what makes it so fascinating and so enigmatic. It is what draws us in and compels us to keep searching, keep questioning, keep seeking to understand. And yet, no matter how hard we try, the essence of being remains just out of our grasp, just out of our reach. In our attempts to understand the essence of b...
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