/lit/ - Literature

>>17610738
You need to find an outlet, or outlets, through which you can refresh, and personalize, yourself: physically, mentally, spiritually; this would also benefit your writing.

>>16927760
Because it is perfect.

>>16681820
The parasitic in humans seeks to consume its host before attempting to consume others, therefore, unless you are evil, or demonically possessed, your subconscious is merely hyperactive, seeking release.

The unconscious self mentally subvocalizes, the conscious self mentally vocalizes, the imaginal self mentally supervocalizes; when the unconscious self is compelled to incontinently subvocalize, and/or when the conscious self is compelled to incessantly vocalize, it/they should become sublimated so that, both: rational/linear cogitation, and: intuitive/nonlinear cogitation, may be optimally facilitated in concord to the psykhe of, and activity performed by, the cognizing individual.

>>16398712
>No a meme. Think about it: your mind is reading, you are pronouncing it, you ears are hearing you pronounce it, then your mind is processing what you are hearing. So in sum, you technically processing what you are reading doubly more than silently reading it
A healthy mind should be able to process what is being read without vocalizing it; this is conducive to quicker, and/or deeper, cogitation.

The unconscious self mentally subvocalizes, the conscious self mentally vocalizes, the imaginal self mentally supervocalizes; when the unconscious self is compelled to incontinently subvocalize, and/or when the conscious self is compelled to incessantly vocalize, it/they should become sublimated, so that, both: rational/linear cogitation, and: intuitive/nonlinear cogitation, may be optimally facilitated in concord to the psykhe of, and activity performed by, the cognizing individual.

>>16195991
>What voice do you hear in your head when you read?
The voice of my consciousness.

>I hear what sounds like a small chorus of all different kinds people reading in sync, but their voices sound weirdly mangled and unnatural like they’re in pain or something. They’re also constantly overly emoting whatever the theme of the text is that I’m reading.
That is your unconscious self mentally subvocalizing.

The unconscious self mentally subvocalizes, the conscious self mentally vocalizes, the imaginal self mentally supervocalizes; when the unconscious self is compelled to incontinently subvocalize, and/or when the conscious self is compelled to incessantly vocalize, it/they should become sublimated, so that, both: rational/linear cognition, and: intuitive/nonlinear cognition, may be optimally facilitated in concord to the psykhe of, and activity performed by, the individual.

>>14341607
1. The entity depicted in the image attached to your post is the Demiourgos, Ialdabaoth, not God.

2. Logos is the selfrestituting motion of Sofia via her children, through the triad process, which permeates all Life.

3. God comprehends Logos; Logos is fulfilled through God's grace.

>>5236364
it's on my list but i've been getting such good recommendations from /lit/ that i'm swamped. i'm reading "book of the new sun" right now and that's fucking spectacular. maybe i'll move trick baby to the top of the queue

>>5038257
>storm of steel
how was that. i've been wanting to read something about ww1 and i hear it's good. do you know of any other ww1 books?