/lit/ - Literature

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Henry Miller

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I wish there were anything to keep me going. I have nothing. I'm just going through the motions wondering when it's gonna end

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Kierkegaard

Evola

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Criticism, mostly. From people that have seen what I create, from their words they do give me some sort of fervor to go on. Not that anything I make is good, that's just that.

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lol

anão do /bra/?

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> "Never lose hope, be persistent and stubborn and never give up. There are many instances in history where apparent losers suddenly turn out to be winners unexpectedly, so you should never conclude all hope is lost."
Ted K

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Not even joking, me. White writing my diary desu.

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Nietzsche

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Show you a few entries.

Keep going where? I've been stuck for so long.

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Books about NDEs in general are great for this since they say life and the suffering in it has deep meaning.

>b-b-but NDEs are dreams or hallucinations somehow

Already explicitly refuted in the literature you likely have not read on NDEs. As one NDE researcher said that he does not know anyone who has read the literature on NDEs who has not been convinced by it, and the book in pic related is known to convince even hardened skeptics that there is an afterlife and that we are eternal and will go to heaven unconditionally when we die.

And NDEs are more real than this world, in every way. For example, they are more consistent experiences, illustrated well by this quote:

>"For me, life is sort of like the haunted house. When you come in, you know it's just an experience. It's small, it's just one night, right? So it's just this one life. You're eternal, you have billions of lives, so knowing that you're going to come in just for one to have an experience, though it may be judged as tough, or difficult, or scary, you actually chose it because you knew it was just going to be an experience, you know it's no big deal. You understand on the other side that this part, life, is actually the dream, and you just wake up after. It's no different than one dream you had last night, out of a lifetime of dreams. This life that you're having right now is just one, it's just a blip."

So just like life is more consistent than our dreams (dreams last a few moments, life has been the same for decades), so too is the NDE reality more consistent than life (life has been the same for decades, the NDE reality has been the same for forever, for way more than trillions of years). Here this point is elaborated more on:

https://youtu.be/U00ibBGZp7o

And it is instantly evident to NDErs that heaven is real too, even atheists:

>"It's real to us when we're in it, but once I was there in heaven I realized that's more real, that felt more real, and it made much more sense to me than anything here. This is kind of nonsensical at times. In heaven, it's so clear, so real, so rational, so logical, but yet emotional and loving at the same time. Immediately I knew that was real and this was not. Immediately."

From https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/mysteries-consciousness/202204/does-afterlife-obviously-exist

So heaven is undeniably real. And NDErs talk about God running the afterlife and that the meaning of life is to learn to love and be kind and thrive here despite how hard it is in this world. So how is it going anon? <3

>>22224858
what are his letters like? my grandma gave them to me for christmas

this one

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nietzsche wanted his thought to give people the right to kill themselves