/lit/ - Literature

>>11018790
There, where the light is man-made, her smile radiated. A smile to make helios red in anger, for it is without compare to the star. And searing my heart, making it bear the indescribable mark of her captivity.

Be fair bros

I don't know what philosophy book read, any good advice /lit/?

my fav author
>Nietzsche
>Max Stirner
>Spengler
>Foucault
>Evola
>Deleuze
>Kierkegaard
>Junger

>>10239328
I actually am on Busch right now

>>10178518
>too much female control would doom the whole venture of civilization anyways, so you'd just end up with either collapse or a patriarchy re establishing itself

should i be hoarding beans?

>>10149333
trips of truth

>>10083598
...P-Post /fit/

>>9984329
>mosque
>imam

> McKenna, his brother Dennis, and three friends traveled to the Colombian Amazon in search of oo-koo-hé, a plant preparation containing dimethyltryptamine (DMT).[5][25] [23] Instead of oo-koo-hé they found fields full of gigantic Psilocybe cubensis mushrooms, which became the new focus of the expedition.[5][6][12][26][23]

>In La Chorrera, at the urging of his brother, McKenna was the subject of a psychedelic experiment[5] in which the brothers attempted to bond harmine (harmine is another psychedelic compound they used synergistically with the mushrooms) with their own neural DNA, through the use of a set specific vocal techniques.

>They hypothesised this would give them access to the collective memory of the human species, and would manifest the alchemists’ Philosopher’s Stone which they viewed as a "hyperdimensional union of spirit and matter".[27] McKenna claimed the experiment put him in contact with "Logos": an informative, divine voice he believed was universal to visionary religious experience.[28] The voice's reputed revelations and his brother's simultaneous peculiar psychedelic experience prompted him to explore the structure of an early form of the I Ching, which led to his "Novelty Theory"

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>Death in Venice, Andre Gides' Corydon

>The protagonist (Harel), known only as "Our Hero" during the entirety of the story, lives a solitary life, and has not had sex for over two years

Two years? Heh, what a loser...

>>11601
>there are girls watching your body pics RIGHT NOW