/lit/ - Literature

books about overcoming your emotions?
I feel like whenever I feel emotions like boredom or sadness I become distressed because I'm not feeling happy, and I should be feeling happy all the time. How do I stop feeling this way?
Basically I want something to teach me how to be ok with these emotions and not feel distressed when I feel them. I know you cant eliminate these emotions, I just want to feel like I can live with them.

how do you anons think possibilities work?
is it all pre destined? are there an infinite amount of possibilities that are available at any given moment, but only one of the infinite ever comes to fruition in any given action? could these infinite possibilities be manifested somehow? are they kept somewhere, like some interdimensional vault? what if someone was able to SEE all the possibilities, they technically exist, they are all there, its just that we can only see one through any given action. but what happens to past possibilities? do they just stop existing?
Any books on this?

>book has no pages numbers and is in binary

>>14618438
>grey-matter dinosaur nuggets

>>13012973
I don’t care if this is bait. It’s quality bait. It’s such good bait it transcends bait.

>>12585120
>guy who I considered one of my few friends was platonic friends with a married woman
>he wasn't on 4chan but he was based and redpilled, despite basically being a wizard
>independently figured out he was basically an "emotional condom", as r9k would put it
>woman friend got angry and broke off relationship
From that day on, I realized that memes are generated from reality, not the other way around.

>>12312529
>no Plotinus
>no Proclos
>no Aquinas
>no recap on nominalism and the universals
>no Poinsot
>no Albertus
>no Wolff

Does anyone else autistically make a bibliography of non-fiction books they own? Just me?

Any good books on phenomenology?