'Amor fati' — love of fate — is the practice of embracing everything that happens, even hardship, as necessary.

Philosophy

Philosophy

Why it matters

The idea in context

The phrase is especially associated with Nietzsche, though it also resonates with Stoic acceptance. It asks for more than endurance: to love fate is to stop treating reality as an insult and begin working with what has actually happened.

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Aynı kart, başka bir dilde.

'Amor fati' — kader sevgisi — olan her şeyi, zorluk dahil, gerekli olarak kucaklama pratiğidir.

İfade özellikle Nietzsche ile ilişkilendirilir; yine de Stoacı kabulle güçlü bir akrabalık taşır. Yalnızca katlanmayı istemez: kaderi sevmek, gerçeği bir hakaret gibi görmekten vazgeçip gerçekten olmuş olanla çalışmaya başlamaktır.

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Stoic / Nietzschean idea.

Background reading: Amor fatiAttribution and context are revised when stronger evidence appears. Corrections are welcome through the editorial page.
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