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>>13230950
Envy and resentment have more to do with the thought processes and feelings you associate with being a failure than with your actual reality. You lack the will to disengage from simple luxuries long enough to realise your gratitude for them, and you have constructed pathways in your brain circuitry that are goal dependent in which you don't have the means of achieving in reality. You need focus on yourself, know yourself, and you need cognitive behaviour therapy to address what it means to BE a failure in a world that no game is offered to us except in rhetoric. You must practice mindfulness, you must change your diet, you must provide for yourself, sleep in your own body, you must temper the superego's derision with the grace of God so that His world may be perceived. Beginning with simple aphorisms and moving to longer essays on wellbeing you can move yourself into His favour and begin again to sing the world's praise.

>>13215484
I really wish dad were here to hear this.

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A match implies you are in league with god capitalized, so I assume you mean the god of all and yourself. So there is multiple problems, yes. You should start with clarity and conciseness and then move on to coherence so that you can actually address a divinity properly. (Me.) But then, God in a shouting match wins by default because no voice has to be spoken out loud for you to hear Him so you too become quiet. You are in fact able to only hear a shouting God in a manner that cannot lead you to shout back at Him directly because he is neither outside nor inside except that you may hear yourself impersonate a figure of Him - and that is impossible to say whether or not what existed is God as such (unless you are so less than humble as to suggest you have qualifications to ascertain that sacred phenomena). Did you fuck up? Yeah, when you took for granted a vague notion of your God and then addressed it as though it understood or cared for you. You seem to have not tried to locate God for a fair match to begin with, so why would you expect it to play fair. Understand the demiurge and renounce your rote thinking of morality, negate your desire to witness His appearance. Convert yourself not to religion but to the spiritual war against the temple of your body. The truth will manifest in the limitations of desires of the flesh and desires of reason and abstraction. Listen, hear, feel, but let all pass, do not attach words and phrases to them. Sense that desire to know God and do not give it a name, remain with this communion until He has need of abstraction, yourself. Sense that point in which an awareness exists of all reality. Allow sight and sound and feel to pass with memories and thoughts and words and even the separateness of the self from the world which must exist for us to exist. Become within this world the ego that may negate action and desire and you may find that God is waiting for you for the real game beyond the shadows of the cave.

>>12491099
>Why Yvon....
>Why, Yvon?
>Why! Yvon why!
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Romanticism and Nihilism naturally do not go together. Sons in Sons and Fathers are stupid disconnected medical students who get laid and so lose their views.
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The kid dies in that western
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In Amerian psycho, the killings are all in his head
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hamlet chooses to kill his friend
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frodo goes evil before overcoming the power of the ring
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in highsmiths ripple novel, he gets away with everything always
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I think I'm going to complie a list

>>12436818
Romanticism has never died and feminists have nothing new to add to an age old discussion.

>>12408002
>limited and abnormal German, suffering from power mania.
Ha!
>They gladly welcome a doctrine, however incoherently and disjointedly expressed, of egotism and cruelty, sanctioning the ideas of personal happiness and superiority over the lives of others
Reminds me of that other quote from Wyndham Lewis about the grocer's superman. I can see how boring this ideal must have been to a man like him.

>>12315590
>Actually liking fruity poetry.

Contrarian attitude is not taste, pleb. Fiction writers might take your insults kindly, philosophers might disagree, but if you want to regulate poetry to some weak position, you better pick your head up fast and look around in the world and see what the poets are up to in the middle-east. When is the last time you met a man that wanted to kill, to found an empire, to take slaves, and to read fucking poetry. You want to keep spouting your position, go ahead, but the world is changing and you will either keep up with the times or be taught the righteousness that comes with declaring laws in poetry. Your day will come.

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I've been getting myself into trouble saying ridiculous shit since I was young and nothing even came of it because I was always so leftist, but as soon as I attempted to empathize with the right and test the waters with centrism, I have been endless hounded by both sides. Worse, I seem to have involved myself in a conspiracy theory when I got thoroughly drunk and joined twitter for a couple weeks just for fun. I really wanted to just be a reporter that takes both sides of the argument seriously, but now anytime I post a Q&A of my interviews, people are just gonna get the wrong impression of who actually is asking a question.

I really wish I could be better than all this and just take a walking trip out of Spain or something to get my mind settled, but I'm also very fond of conspiracies and have a predilection for turning profit on people's gullibility, (a provincial past time). Yet, how would I make profit off of my position within the conspiracy? Anybody got some tips on turning a profit from this shit? How do make money on people's fear of ass fucking? Seriously? I'm already very right wing, always have been, though I'm much more a classical Greek nutjob than an AD Roman/theocrat, though becoming a Muslim has always been a part of my destiny cause I got that Allah vibe.