/lit/ - Literature

my writing

>>17718291
dylan klebold's diary desu

serpent of paradise

Gravity and Grace but it surpasses the level you're mentioned in such a magnificent way that it made me believe in God.

>>17718316
Weil looks like one of those quiet girls who's actually a kinky degenerate

>>17718462
I would lick her shit-stained sphincter, if you know what I mean.

>>17718291
Maps of Meaning. Unironically

I haven't read much schizo non fiction so I'll have to settle for Bullshit Jobs. Dude had a childlike perception of how a workforce should behave and blamed it on a spiritual puritan compulsion to derive pride from work. Author seems to have some insecurities he's projecting.

cyclonopedia

>>17718291
The bible

>>17718462
cute jew desu.

Complete Works of the CIA (peace be upon them)

>>17718291
The small-unit leaders guide to counterinsurgency - CIA

>>17720389
*Navy

>>17718291
The Phenomenon of Man, by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. It makes sense if you keep drilling at it though.

jerusalem

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>>17718291
Alien Liaison by Timothy Good

>>17718291
I don't really read weird stuff. I guess the communists are pretty schizo. Chomsky gave me that worldview where everything bad that ever happened in world history was a result of muh capitalism. It's all about the CIA directing the course of human events or whatever which is insane but really a mainstream view by now.

>>17720408
> Jesuit

simulation & simulacra

Land of Lisp

>>17718316
It's schizo, but in a good way. If you asked her about it, she would probably agree to. I mean, she did admire the notion of a "crazy spirit of love", so of course some of her thinking might be a bit bold. But, just as it is bold, it also harbors some universal truths. In a way, such thinking sometimes bears more truth than the strictly empirical and rational. Furthermore, you don't really need to read Weil with a strictly Judeo-Christian perspective. During her early studies she had a fascination with all kinds of religions. Catholicism was just the one that suited her best, but she always held the belief that every religion was equal. Simply put, it's more universal to read God in her writings as the totality, or a Hegelian apsolute, and then through your own religious background you can adhere to that idea what you wish.

All in all, Weil certainly deserves a mention here and I would highly recommend her. This short sighted human loving anarchist has a lot to say. Legends say she was the only one in Paris who could stand up to Trotsky in a debate (keep in mind she was in her early 20s).

>>17718291
I think this night be a cop out but Schreber’s memoir.

>>17718291
Lain felt like a thematic sequel to GR in some ways

I was about to say David Icke but he is actually right, insanity is to deny that archontic entities exist
>all of this is just profit motive goy
Yeah, right

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>>17718295
Kek

God man the word made flesh
Protocols of the learned elders of Zion
The unabomber manifesto

>>17720596
>but she always held the belief that every religion was equal.
Why do you say that? I have read only her Waiting for God. While she acknowledges the value of other religions and philosophies regarding the world and the divine, I think she knows Christianity surpasses all the others precisely because of Love. She has one of the most beautiful and pertinet considerations on God and the Trinity through the Triadic Love that is God.

>>17720790
You might get more in Gravity and Grace + her essays. But, you got it pretty much. HER views saw Catholicism as most befitting to her, but she never denied the same love in other religions. Also, she never actually got baptised, saying that there are too many things outside Christianity that she couldn't let go. With Weil you have to do a lot of outside reading to get the full picture.

>>17718302
Where do you read it?
Is it in print?
I fucking love schizo diaries
This should be a much more popular genre of writing

>>17718291
king kill/33 by james shelby downard

>>17720845
Yes, Gravity and Grace has been a must read to me for a long time and I hope I manage to read it this semester.
>she never denied the same love in other religions.
Yes, and I concur, but what I wanted to emphasize was how the Christian Trinity is the expression of Love itself or Divine Love, and Weil herself wrote about this expression of Love when she writes, for instance, that ''the love between God and God is God himself''.

>>17718291
CNN

Nothing I've ever read has come close to my experience with schizophrenia.

>>17721054
Would you be kind enough you write something for us that does?

>>17720431
is he crazier than Savitri Devi?

>>17718291
to this day jaynes has never been overtaken on the schizo-meter, the man was off the charts.

>>17718291
Unrelated to schizophrenia, but does anyone know the artist for this pic?

>>17720431
Sold out everywhere

>>17721255
@ligton1225
use saucenao next time

How has no one posted the The Exegesis of Philip K. Dick? Literally had to stop reading it because it was beginning to rewire my brain.

>>17721180
Much.

>>17718291
Probably UFO stuff like Jacques Vallee, John Keel, Whitley Strieber

>>17721180
He's not crazy by any means, he's just way out there. Savitri Devi is more normie friendly if that's what you mean.
>>17721383
Is it? They may have removed it from amazon then. There's another translation out there that you can buy from Wewelsburg.

Sigurd Wettenhovi-Aspa; ancient Egyptians were Finnish.

>>17721194
Based

great thread

>>17721194
Post excerpt

>>17722601
>The Trojan War was directed by hallucinations. And the soldiers who were so directed were not at all like us. They were noble automatons who knew not what they did

>>17718707
What's schizo about it? I read the preface and it seemed very coherent.

>>17721392
Thanks anon

>>17722638
based

>>17720624
was gonna post this

Deleuze and Guattari thousand plateaus

>>17718291
Das Kapital. That shit was written by a literal outcast way before Freud developed his studies on psychoanalysis. Even while taking an obsolete philosophy as his start point, Stirner was closer to Hegel than that economically illiterate.

>>17723307
thats cheating

>>17722659
read the rest and you'll understand lmao

>>17723349
jesus fucks space in the egg and this creates the garden of eden which descends into the dragon of chaos which you must slay to save your father from the dark succubi of the underworld

>>17722638
powerful.

>>17723349
What is schizo about it? Now I don't understand everything in this image specially without context but from what I can gather we have the masculine and feminine aspect of the universe, the first represents matter and positivity while the other space and the negative the creative opposition of these two forces allow for the existence of everything and expresses itself in everything (I can think of Jung map of the unconscious). The descent of men occurs when he eats the fruit of knowledge and obtain consciousness, this act come at a great price as he is now alienated from a pre-verbal pre-symbolic existence where his contact with god was direct. Now I'm interest in the relation between the chaos and the chaos ouroboros and the walled garden.

>>17720257
it's theory fiction

>>17723396
bruh

>>17723330
always one guy

>>17723349
This is just a deconstructed YingYang symbol. In the white section you have a black dot, in the black section a white dot.
The Yahweh bubble is white Yang, and the Paradise walled garden is the black dot of Yin within the Yang.
The Void bubble is the black Yin, and the chaos loop dragon is the white dot of Yang within the Yin.

The Precosmogonic "egg" would be a label that fits a coherent YinYang symbol as a whole.

>>17718295
This

>>17721194
he was right tho?

>>17723349
kek

>>17718291
Unironically the fragments of Heraclitus.

>>17723914
deconstructed? sounds awfully postmodernist of mr peterson

>>17725071
peterson is a postmodernist who doesnt know he is

https://youtu.be/Rwoh5l8bWyQ

He refuted the English language.

>>17726664
>Why? Because I said so.

>>17720859
https://www.columbine-guide.com/dylan-klebold-journal-summary

>>17726664
>he thinks this is schizo
That's just earth rocking

>>17721194
that title alone makes me want to read, god bless schizos

>>17718462
she cute, gonna grab her off libgen

>>17726664
>tfw no one understands that a circle is just two letter Cs on two angles and therefore it is everything in the English language and creation
I bet these clowns don't even want to cover themselves in piss

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>>17718291
Jung's psychology and alchemy. Though apparently his red book is full on schizo.

>>17720697
>I was about to say David Icke but he is actually right
The Biggest Secret is actually pretty coherent. It doesn't have a lot of outrageous stuff you couldn't possibly believe in it.

Hamlet's Mill: An Essay Investigating the Origins of Human Knowledge and Its Transmission Through Myth

>>17730291
Is this new age garbage or is it actually worth me looking up

Some book about bigfoots when I was 12. It claimed there were all sorts of species of bigfoots living all over the world.

>>17720431
>>17730075
Where do I start with Serrano? Should I read Savitri Devi first?

>>17720747
B-but those are supposed to be b-b-based

>>17720747
>The unabomber manifesto
>schizo
I definitely trust a 160+ iq genius mathematician more than some random pseud on /lit/

>>17730484
Yes it's probably a good idea to read Lighting & Sun first. Serrano has many layers and to understand him decently you need to be somewhat familiar with general mythology (especially Indo-European but he refers to all kinds of traditions), Jungian psycho-analysis, alchemy, the basics of occultism, and Hitler of course. Having read people like Evola, Eliade and Von List also helps.
For Serrano's fiction, start with Nos. For non-fiction most would recommend The Golden Thread but I think Resurrection of the Hero is a better (and shorter) introduction.

Bump

Blood Will Out by Walter Kirn.

>>17731206
Thanks.
Any good sources for the basics of occultism and alchemy?

>>17718291
https://sys.4channel.org/derefer?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpastebin.com%2F74bJssUw

>>17732220
For alchemy, try Evola's "The Hermetic Tradition", or "Introduction to Magic". For occultism specifically relating to Serrano/Hitlerism, Goodrick-Clarke's "The Occult Roots of Nazism" is actually decent if you discount the liberal bias and disclaimers.

>>17732271
Thanks man, you've given me a quality reading list for 2021. Really looking forward to working my way up to The Ultimate Avatar.

>>17732287
No worries, glad to help. It's the bitterest (red) pill to swallow though, no going back after.

>>17732361
Oh yeah? What makes it so bitter?

>>17718291
panzram

>>17732451
Well maybe I was being too general but for me it definitely was hard to accept (as was Evola), I used to be somewhat of a leftie a few years ago so it's been quite the journey. I had to find out that not only was the world how I viewed it before a lie, it was a complete inversion of truth. I used to think Serrano was a complete schizo but then I found out he knew very well what he was doing.

>>17732525
I guess I'm kinda where you were at. Still consider something in the vicinity of being a liberal with socialist sympathies even thought this thing that calls itself "the left" is making that more difficult everyday.
Fundamentally, my biggest concern is working out what the proper response to modernity/post-modernity is. This is mainly why I'm becoming more curious about looking into the far-right and fascist literature. Increasingly I'm starting to become disillusioned with the typical leftist responses to modernity and its consequences and wanna see if Serrano and others have anything better to offer.

>>17718291
Drown by Junot Diaz (I think it was based on real things)

>>17720374
based

>>17732582
Yes that's pretty much where I used to be. It was obvious that although many leftists are well-intentioned people, their good intentions are being abused by a system that's only there to keep itself in place. I was also unironically one of the least racist people around, I autistically judged people by character, but that led me to see patterns I wasn't supposed to see. Also being targeted for being a native to my own country, combined with the European migrant invasion then, made me aware that I could either pick a side or have them pick a side for me.
Serrano is pretty exit-level though, my journey started with Evola. I'd suggest Men Among the Ruins for his political take, or Revolt Against the Modern World for his spiritual/metaphysical ideas, if you haven't read him before.
Keith Woods is worth checking out on yt/odysee as well if you haven't, he's someone who also went from being a leftist/socialist to a third positionist and has some good "right-wing" critiques of capitalism and modernity.

>>17730408
Mostly garbage although their summary of hamletic characters and their stories is pretty nice and easy to read.

>>17718291
History: Fiction or Science? by Fomenko. Just read the Wikipedia page https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_chronology_(Fomenko) His thesis is that history before the medieval ages is fake. The book is 7 volumes long and consists of him debunking ancient history. I only read a little of it out of curiosity.

>>17718291
Schizopathic writing is, by definition, fictitious; only autists can discern the commonalities between the physical, and the aetherial; the phenomenal, and the noumenal.

>>17718291
Suicide Note by Mitchell Heisman.
http://shatteredshield.net/media/suicide_note.pdf

>>17720701
/thread

>>17733082
Man, I don't care how crazy an author is, I will always hate Wikipedia for leading like that. "X is a pseudohistorical conspiracy theory..."

>>17721023
Kys

>>17734328
Wikipedia is a goodthink propaganda outlet. Pseuds need to be able to quickly google something on their phone and tell whether it's a deboonked theory or a good-boy theory.

>>17725100
Stop regurgitating zizek stand up bits to posit them as hot takes on 4channel>>17725100

>>17718291
Haven't read it but William Dudley Pelley's stuff is probably high up on the shcizo scale. Man claimed he could levitate and see thorugh walls and was also really big into UFOs (in addition to his political views).

>>17718291
Apocalypse from the New Testament

>>17723396
>schizoanon can not distinguish schizo diagrams
it makes sense

>>17720408
I love thism itcs borderline science fiction but it manages to stay within his faity framework.

>>17720357
based

>>17732582
Gradually I began to hate them...