/lit/ - Literature

Mance Rayder - Known for raiding villages
Ilyn Payne - Causes a lot of pain
House Greyjoy - Home base is on a dull gray joyless island


I could go on and on.

>>22519558
>he's still not satisfied
>he wants the random photo I took to be le perfect pristine image

>>20121834
he was 20 yo when
>In the caves of Jalani, Kurugala Balandha, Sri Lanka, he fasted and meditated until he experienced what he felt to be enlightenment.

in buddhism it is very serious sin to pretend to be or have been enlightened

>>20023440
come on now. you are just making up things in your mind. how different is that from believing crystals can heal?

indeed. these people who believe in 'rebirth' are essentially new agers.

>In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling

>aesthetic

>>18758690
>Hegel

I've never read Hegel and don't know what he's about but everyone who is a fan of him comes off as a massive faggot, so it can safely be assumed that he's not worth reading.

As a woman enters my house she seems my excellent collection. A shelf of rare 19th and early 20th century travelogs and diplomatic memoirs, mostly focusing on Central Asia, a pristine shelf of Durant's Story of Civilization, an entire shelf dedicated to the German Idealists, a shelf of classic lot, Grimm's Fairy Tales, Le Morte D'Arthur, The Thousand and One Nights, Homer, every surviving Greek tragedy, and several encyclopedia of myths. Below that are my art books including ones with every painting in the Louvre, Florence, and the Vatican. I also have a theology shelf. My big interest in Central Asia extends to a history shelf.


Without fail they always point out and appear to condescend the one shelf of manga though...

>noooo you need to be (((initiated))) by a (((guru))) into an (((esoteric tradition))) otherwise you go to a bad place after death and won't be part of the (((spiritual elite)))!

>>15646393
>I know the ways of God
>I am God

>hither and thither

>poem with no rhymes

>>8953251
>its another one of those stories