/lit/ - Literature

>>23234357
Based

The world is deep,
And deeper than the grasp of day.
Deep is its pain –,
Joy – deeper still than misery:
Pain says: refrain!
Yet all joy wants eternity –,
– wants deep, wants deep eternity!

Anon is sleeping well right now
In the morning he will wake up rested and rejuvenated ready to start a beautiful new chapter of his life

>>21965212
>The meaning of the river flowing is not that all things are changing so that we cannot encounter them twice, but that some things stay the same only by changing.

>"i want you to ram me with your huge dick again ;) shove it in and fuck me deep. lets see how loud you can make me moan"

>day of the net finally came

I finally embraced my bisexuality bros...

I love wisdom

Reading philosophy seriously has made me feel close to God and has allowed me to help people very close to me to discover wisdom literature that helped them too

Hesychasm, Philokalia, Pseudo-Macarius, Gregory Palamas, Jakob Bohme

Warning: You must give up all pride and become an angelic being of pure love and light, a Christian bodhisattva, to become godlike

>>20183926
The only way this post could have brought me more joy is if you said the N-word many times

>>19586280
You say "cope". I say "hope".

>>18872300

>"The Upanishads ... are among the noblest and most inspired books in the world; in them, the whole of the Indian wisdom is already contained; later teachers could but expand and comment on them, but in no way departed from this original treasure of wisdom." ... "The Upanishads teach the wisdom of Atma, the Supreme Self of all beings; the same divine Life which Philo of Alexandria later called the Logos, the Divine Mind, the collective spiritual consciousness of our universe.

>They tell us that, while each of us may seem to be a wanderer and exile, lonely, desolate in our world of shadow and of sorrow, we are in reality neither alone nor desolate, but undivided, unseparated rays of the Universal Self, the Logos. What is needed to secure our immortality—an immortality which is still conditional, until this victory is won—is the realization of our oneness with the Supreme Self.

>The Upanishads show how, step by step, we may mount the golden stairs; they tell us what we must leave behind; what we must gain, as we tread the small, old path; what we must achieve; with the promise that we shall in the fullness of time be initiated into the fullness of that eternal, universal Supreme Self of all beings. "The whole aim of their teachings is this: to point the path by which the personal self may win immortality and divinity, by becoming united with the Higher Self, which always possessed immortality and divinity."

- Charles Johnston

Books that made you feel like this?

>>17456114
>For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life

Met this girl one time right before leaving to another state for 2 months, she's perfect. Lit for this feel? It's rough being away for so long

I think I've fallen in love with someone. any books/poetry for this feel?