Every Dawn
Dr Andreas MatthiasThe aim of life is to live, and to live means to be aware, joyously, drunkenly, serenely, divinely aware. (Henry Miller) A daily philosophical thought to accompany you throughout your day, and discussions of great books.
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Love, Reason and Ruin (Part 2)
This is the second and last part of a two-part article. Find the first part here!
The Fateful Voyage and a New Encounter
And now Walter Faber leaves the jungle, he goes back home, he lands in New York. He meets his girlfriend, Ivy, an...
Love, Reason, and Ruin
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Can we escape fate? Are we...
Sculpting the Clouds. The Magical Future of JG Ballard
Hello, welcome back to our series on books you can't miss. And today, I really want to talk about this one: J.G. Ballard, Vermillion Sands.
This is one of the most remarkable books I've ever read. And I know that I say this about all the b...
How To Enjoy Poetry... By Not Understanding It
You don't have to understand poetry in order to enjoy it. But today, the skill of reading poetry is getting lost. Speed-reading, AI summaries and bullet-point lists have destroyed our ability to read in silent images, to enjoy the feeling o...
Siddhartha (3) - By the River
Today, we’re coming to the third part of our reading of Hermann Hesse’s Siddhartha, the life story of a young Hindu man at the time of the Buddha.
In the beginning of the book, discussed in the first post in this series, young Siddhartha l...
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