Re: spontaneous despair
Posted: September 3rd, 2012, 1:12 pm
bury yourself in yourself?
isn't that what Kierkegaard did?
and his punishment was . . .
not to burn in hell I think but
his punishment was to have lived “bereft of all lust for life.”
How do we transform our infirmities, our inadequacies our fears into something that shines from neighbor to neighbor, makes friends, saves the world. The hero with a thousand neuroses or something like that.
mind over matter
that is what I been trying to do with my existence these days
so wet warm and noisy inside my brain
I don't think I got time enough to read any of his books. I am a very slow reader. It sometimes takes me years to finish a book, really, no hyperbole. Husserl probably the hardest for me. Spinoza sounds funny, I might take a stab at one of his books next
thanks for reading amiga
feels good to have a reader.
I read you
you read me
better read than dead![Razz :P](./images/smilies/icon_razz.gif)
isn't that what Kierkegaard did?
and his punishment was . . .
not to burn in hell I think but
his punishment was to have lived “bereft of all lust for life.”
How do we transform our infirmities, our inadequacies our fears into something that shines from neighbor to neighbor, makes friends, saves the world. The hero with a thousand neuroses or something like that.
mind over matter
that is what I been trying to do with my existence these days
so wet warm and noisy inside my brain
I don't think I got time enough to read any of his books. I am a very slow reader. It sometimes takes me years to finish a book, really, no hyperbole. Husserl probably the hardest for me. Spinoza sounds funny, I might take a stab at one of his books next
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thanks for reading amiga
feels good to have a reader.
I read you
you read me
better read than dead
![Razz :P](./images/smilies/icon_razz.gif)