/lit/ - Literature

The best writing tool ever is a keyboard. That is followed by the Mont Blanc 149. Everything else is cope.

Anything on semen retention. Conquer yourself and you can conquer the world.

>>14993363
>someone on one of these threads linked a really cool meditation book that studies multiple different cultures, would appreciate if someone can find that on here.

https://www2.uned.es/dpto-hdi/History%20of%20Non-dual%20Meditation%20Methods.pdf

>>14993430
>4chanist-Guenonist proselytism
holy based....

>>14991096
There is no point in taking a class to better yourself. You can do that with just a book. The point of classes are for sake of credential, which in this case, is not present and therefore this will not benefit you whatsoever and would just be a momentous waste of time.

>>14990421
>Like ”the sow wallowing in the mire” (” Sus lota in volutabro luti – 2 Pet. ii. 22), they are immersed in their own filth
Big brain spotted.

>>14987562
>>14987627
>Another infidel will ask: How can God justly punish with eternal torments a sin that lasts but a moment? I answer, that the grievousness of a crime is measured not by its duration, but by the enormity of its malice. The malice of mortal sin is, as St. Thomas says, infinite. (1, 2, q. 87, art. 4.) Hence, the damned deserve infinite punishment; and, because a creature is not capable of suffering pains infinite in point of intensity, God, as the holy doctor says, renders the punishment of the damned infinite in extension by making it eternal.

>Moreover, it is just, that as long as the sinner remains in his sin, the punishment which he deserves should continue. And, therefore, as the virtue of the saints is rewarded in Heaven, because it lasts for ever, so also the guilt of the damned in Hell, because it is everlasting, shall be chastised with everlasting torments. ”Quia non recipit causæ remedium,” says Eusebius Emissenus, “carebit fine supplicium.” The cause of their perverse will continues: therefore, their chastisement will never have an end. The damned are so obstinate in their sins, that even if God offered pardon, their hatred for him would make them refuse it.
St. Alphonsus Ligouri, DR. OF THE CHURCH.

philosopher king is the best king.
according to a philosopher.

>>14519942
>>14520009
>watch out for plotholes!

>>14128560
>didn't proofread
feels good man
enjoy greentexting the mistakes if you must.

>>12824430
I did not mean that Hegel literally took the inspiration for his ideas in eastern writings, but rather that the conclusions of Hegel's own system as applied to society would result in something that would have practical resemblance with the Hindu caste system, and it was in his intuitive recognition of this fact (despite that he never understood Hindu doctrines well to begin with, making it all the more ironic) that led him to try to denigrate Hindu doctrines and to challenge their status as the correct arbiters of truth which Hegel was seeking for his own philosophical project.


would themselves

>>12649196
Like Hemingway I believe the only people who can write about stuff and events are the people who was actually there or felt it. Since i'm neither a tranny in appearance or inside I can't comprehend such things or what trannies go through with being a tranny

>don't read book
>read analysis on sparknotes
>win at life