/lit/ - Literature

>>13442448
The Bible

just turn your brain off nigga

Read the Count of Monte Cristo then workout then meditate post-workout

>>13442448
"letters to a young poet" by Rainer Maria Rilke
it helped me, it might help you

>>13442448
literally just deal with it. Every single person has at least one in their life, most have dozens throughout their lives. This isn't special or new or unique. This was happening in the paleolithic already. I had my first when i was like 8 years old and became aware of my existence but you don't see me bragging about it. Well, now you did, but the point is....just let it happen kiddo.

>>13442448
Ride the wave and you'll learn more. Don't forget, just accept. To be able to see that there is not an inherent meaning, nor a logical explanation for anything at all, is the first step of mastering your mental life.
You control your thoughts, what you think, what you see, what you feel. It's up to you. Your mind is just re-creating what it wants you to see, not what's really there. Well, it is there, but that isn't everything that's there.
Point is, read stuff like Siddhartha by Hesse and Prometheus Rising by Wilson. Ignore the stupid shit in both, as with all books.

>>13442469
I'm like 6

>>13442494
Reported

>>13442490
>Siddhartha
Steppenwolf was a lot better imo and deals more with people who are in crisis.

>>13442469
Stop projecting faggot

>>13442494
Congratulations. You played yourself.

>>13442495
6 quadrenniums old

Eat and drink properly, avoid alcohol, work on a good sleeping pattern, focus mostly on interpersonal relationships, and exercise as much as possible. Maybe meditate.
I won't recommend any Logic, just pure and agonic struggle. You might find Emerson, Whitman, and Thoreau (runner up Dosto) useful if you're a utopian optimist. You'll find Montaigne, Montesquieu, and Rousseau invaluable if you're a scientific pessimist. Finally, the great class of Marx, Nietzsche, and Freud which founded utopian pessimism. I don't know which of you I'm speaking to, but I've found these nine tremendously useful.
Lastly, therapy is almost always helpful.

>>13442513
>Lastly, therapy is almost always helpful.
people underestimate how true this is. Don't let any basement-dweller on 4chan talk you out of it.

Critque of pure reason
(The myth of sisyphus)