Can the (Existentialist) Absurdism of Camus become a Path to Enlightenment?

May's study will be conducted by Bro. Dennis Garza as he asks the question, "Can the (Existentialist) Absurdism of Camus become a Path to Enlightenment?"

Synopsis:
Camus thought that life was absurd, but that knowing that life was absurd was a beginning, not an end. By realizing it is all absurd, you have the opportunity to rebel against the meaninglessness. In The Myth of Sisyphus he says, ““accepting the absurdity of everything around us is one step, a necessary experience: it should not become a dead end. It arouses a revolt that can become fruitful.” Can this revolt lead to a spiritual awakening? Or is this possibility absurd?

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4801 Spring Valley Rd Suite 113 (Meditation Hall)
Dallas, TX 75244

Directions to post on Meetup:
From the intersection of the North Dallas Tollway and Spring Valley Road:
Spring Valley Road past Inwood Road. Continue across the train tracks.
Take the next right on International Parkway and go north one block. When the road curves to the right, look for the entrance on the left. Enter the parking lot.
CSLDallas is located in the northeast corner of the parking lot under the Live Oak Tree.

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