![]() ![]() By and large, every thought-system says that essence pre. But Sartre says the tree precedes the seed. ![]() So it is good to understand it in depth.Īll schools of philosophy that were born be, fore Sartre and other existentialists believe that the seed precedes the tree. Almost every thought system, every philosophy believes that essence precedes existence. Down the ages the contrary belief has been held. Perhaps never before had such a concept been put forth. Sartre and other existentialists believe that existence precedes essence, but it is a very odd state, ment. You will know the meaning of this camp only when all distinctions between devotion and discipline disappear. It is part of my work to put you into confusion. PLEASE ALSO SAY SOMETHING ABOUT THE CONFUSION IN WHICH WE FIND OURSELVES WITH REGARD TO THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN DEVOTION AND DISCIPLINE, BECAUSE HERE IN MANALI WE ARE PARTICIPATING IN A CAMP MEANT FOR SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINE. ![]() QUESTIONER: SARTRE SAYS, "EXISTENCE PRECEDES ESSENCE," AND YOU SAY, "ESSENCE PRECEDES EXISTENCE." PLEASE EXPLAIN THE ACTUAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE TWO STATEMENTS. ![]()
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