Now we come to what we generally call the philosophical implication of human culture, and human history. There must be something towards which the whole universe seems to be gravitating, without the acceptance of which, all that we do in this world would look meaningless. If there is meaning in life, it cannot be on the basis of what we see with our eyes, because it is passing. We cannot rely even on our own security for a long time. There is no security anywhere.
Nobody believes that tomorrow is the end, though it can be.
We think in total opposition to the facts. While the vanishing of all things is a fact, the disbelief in the vanishing of all things also seems to be a fact. Everybody has to accept that at any moment anything can happen. We never think that tomorrow may be a worse day, though there is no argument against it. On the one hand, something tells us that everything is insecure, and no one can say what will happen the next moment.