/lit/ - Literature

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I would say read, in this order:

>Plato
>Bible(at very least the key works of the New Testament)
>Augustine
>Aquinas
>Meister Eckhart
>Kierkegaard

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Anyone ever feel like they're only happy in a tragedy and a violent storm?

books about the importance suffering and sadness

Postmodernist absurdity of the subject - oh to that of Fascist classicism of the object. Perhaps synthesis but I believe the object in itself is a synthesis while subject but a factor.

It seems to me from my experience and fantasy's that the modern youth of Generation Z view the 80's as an ideal of sorts, the reappearing love of this
generation blazar music and anticipating fashion, the better world which was before but never was to be. As the insanity of the modern world is scoffed
as worthless by the common meme, mocked by the comedy of a youth who have no place, a "generation lost in space". This youth shall soon see that which
they have yearned for in meaningless agony for so long was that which came before that which never was, for you see the thousand year Reich was that
of the Great man, the Greatest man. It had always existed but it was birthed into consciousness by the eternal despair and agony which was so temporally
illusioned as to be it would revoke itself by the necessity of beauty and its own self, for the self development of consciousness to what was but yet shall never be.

I can only hope - as a collective - that tragedy does not win out for our race and species. I can only hope - as a individual - that tragedy wins out for our the essentially of the assertion of all suffering and beauty.