#278
Arms & Armors General
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Post and discuss medieval armor and weaponry of various culture
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Post and discuss medieval armor and weaponry of various culture
#252
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Even if she believed Hitler is the ninth avatar of Vishnu, her views are quite relevant till date.
What do bhachcels think of her?
Have you guys read her other works?
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Even if she believed Hitler is the ninth avatar of Vishnu, her views are quite relevant till date.
What do bhachcels think of her?
Have you guys read her other works?
#510
Who were pindaris?
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Which religion did they mostly belonged to? That Veer movie(salman's) gave me impression that they were hindus. But recently I was surfing about them and found out most of them were muslim.
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Which religion did they mostly belonged to? That Veer movie(salman's) gave me impression that they were hindus. But recently I was surfing about them and found out most of them were muslim.
#504
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>are you into literature and philosophy?
>yes anan, I read Sylvia Path, Albert Camus, Franz Kafka and Dostoevsky.
>😐
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>are you into literature and philosophy?
>yes anan, I read Sylvia Path, Albert Camus, Franz Kafka and Dostoevsky.
>😐
#331
/aph/ - aphorism general
Pseudonymous
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/sa/ is not a very happening thread so I wish to change this. I'll post aphorisms (selected and random) everyday.
This first one is the braintwister from *sickness unto death* by Kierkegaard. About how the self relates to the divine(infinitude) and to itself.
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/sa/ is not a very happening thread so I wish to change this. I'll post aphorisms (selected and random) everyday.
This first one is the braintwister from *sickness unto death* by Kierkegaard. About how the self relates to the divine(infinitude) an...
#493
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Post some anti semite ebooks because I want to collect some for reading. Specially I'm looking for a ebook published around 2015s which covers all topics on kikes. Also contains some names of self hating kikes and their writings.
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Post some anti semite ebooks because I want to collect some for reading. Specially I'm looking for a ebook published around 2015s which covers all topics on kikes. Also contains some names of self hating kikes and their writings.
#214
Temple of the Golden Pavilion
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>Because of the boyhood trauma of seeing his mother make love to another man in the presence of his dying father, Mizoguchi becomes a hopeless stutterer
>Taunted by his schoolmates, he feels utterly alone until he becomes an acolyte at a famous temple in Kyoto. He quickly becomes obsessed with the beauty of the temple.
>His ugliness and the contrast of beauty of the temple, eats him alive day by day. It reaches to the point he can no longer withstand the beautiful temple. It interferes with everything he does, it stops him from living his life itself.
>At the end, Mizoguchi decides to burn the temple down and kill himself with its destruction.
Beautiful and Horrifying at the same time. KINO read.
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>Because of the boyhood trauma of seeing his mother make love to another man in the presence of his dying father, Mizoguchi becomes a hopeless stutterer
>Taunted by his schoolmates, he feels utterly alone until he becomes an acolyte at a famous temp...
#404
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anyone else use goodreads? interested in if anyone here actually reads or just larps like /b/tards when they talk about getting dumped by a woman and need to mention they read [insert extremely popular philosopher] here to humblebrag
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anyone else use goodreads? interested in if anyone here actually reads or just larps like /b/tards when they talk about getting dumped by a woman and need to mention they read [insert extremely popular philosopher] here to humblebrag
#416
reconstruction of old arts and architecture using AI
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I saw one damaged art and tried to see reconstruction of it using AI.
Should we try more of these?
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I saw one damaged art and tried to see reconstruction of it using AI.
Should we try more of these?
#155
/MSART/ - Mega Sāhitya & Itihāsa Resources Thread
Kubizek
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Post links for downloading ebooks, megadumps, internet libraries, docrels to spoonfeed other /sa/folks.
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Post links for downloading ebooks, megadumps, internet libraries, docrels to spoonfeed other /sa/folks.
#399
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What are some kino books that one should read before dying, yaaron? It can also be novel, graphic novel, manga, comic, etc.
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What are some kino books that one should read before dying, yaaron? It can also be novel, graphic novel, manga, comic, etc.
#113
sf
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Post Science Fiction anons have read, I recently read PKD's Ubik
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Post Science Fiction anons have read, I recently read PKD's Ubik
#135
My favorite book
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How many of you have read it? If you read this and the book "determined" it is kind of the ultimate blackpill(can't think of a better word, sorry), you will never see the world in the same way.
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How many of you have read it? If you read this and the book "determined" it is kind of the ultimate blackpill(can't think of a better word, sorry), you will never see the world in the same way.
#229
pajitland sahitya explained
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>muh oppression
>muh garib
>muh gand me sariya
>muh soyciety
>muh garib again
Even (by the way I am a nigger) book like rashmirathi is a failed attempt to show the oppressed karna as a chad kek
The only good piece of literature that's worth reading is kamayani and even this falls to the retarded and pompous writing of chhayavad and good luck finding some good fantasy, chandrakanta is hailed as the epitome of fantasy writing in India, and it's just 2000 pages of a sloppy attempt at historical fiction
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>muh oppression
>muh garib
>muh gand me sariya
>muh soyciety
>muh garib again
Even (by the way I am a nigger) book like rashmirathi is a failed attempt to show the oppressed karna as a chad kek
The only good piece of literature that's worth re...
#272
/zine/ - Magazines General
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Where should I start?
https://lainzine.org/
https://occu.cc/
https://blackfogzine.org/
https://www.surfaces.cx/
https://libraryoferis.org/
http://coughsyrupmag.com/
https://shellzine.net/ (slightly deviates into blog territory)
Mujhe bhach zine banane ka hai. From all the noise and psyops and other bullshit, let's have a shot at immortalising at least what we think today. Tum log bataao, and shuru karte hain
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Where should I start?
https://lainzine.org/
https://occu.cc/
https://blackfogzine.org/
https://www.surfaces.cx/
https://libraryoferis.org/
http://coughsyrupmag.com/
https://shellzine.net/ (slightly deviates into blog territory)
...
#314
Old books
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Not the place to ask, but how do I rid myself of old books I don't like having on my shelf.
Shit I bought as a teen. I don't want to give out genre fiction to a library lmao. Post upaay.
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Not the place to ask, but how do I rid myself of old books I don't like having on my shelf.
Shit I bought as a teen. I don't want to give out genre fiction to a library lmao. Post upaay.
#335
Grecian Nugget
Erudite Bimaru
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Despite having been ravaged by the Medes and denigrated by the Persian juggernaut for centuries, Classical Attic Greek, spoken by the Ionians became the language of the old testament.
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Despite having been ravaged by the Medes and denigrated by the Persian juggernaut for centuries, Classical Attic Greek, spoken by the Ionians became the language of the old testament.
#320
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I could take a BBC BBC BBC BBC
OG hotwife of Turks
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I could take a BBC BBC BBC BBC
OG hotwife of Turks
#302
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The Ahar Banas culture that arose independently from Ivc was vastly distinct from it. It is the only culture that produced weapons outside of Arya's and Ivc. Thus the Rajasthani and Tamil people have a right to be proud of their aasi ancestors along with their other ancestors. Someone asked about AASI history so this is one post on that. Tell more if your own state had a pre ivc aasi culture
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The Ahar Banas culture that arose independently from Ivc was vastly distinct from it. It is the only culture that produced weapons outside of Arya's and Ivc. Thus the Rajasthani and Tamil people have a right to be proud of their aasi ancestors along...
#309
Annihilation of Caste
Anonymous
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His thought-process mirrors that of a lot of based Hindu nationalists as well (Savarkar, Aurobindo, etc), but he reaches an entirely different conclusion with it.
Was Ambedkar correct?
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His thought-process mirrors that of a lot of based Hindu nationalists as well (Savarkar, Aurobindo, etc), but he reaches an entirely different conclusion with it.
Was Ambedkar correct?
#268
who do y’all think was the better mughal ruler?
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i used to think aurangzeb was more based, and he was kinda hitler coded too. but the more i look into it, he tanked the entire mughal empire. he was too obsessed with religion, ruined the economy, and pissed off literally everyone (even other muslims) kek
>inb4 "but he was righteous and stood for his faith"
he also speedran the mughal collapse. marathas rose, sikhs got radicalized, and the whole thing fell apart after him. not very based if your empire dies right after you
akbar on the other hand was def a libtard, or like lowkey far-left for his time. but dude literally built a temple for his hindu waifu 💀. he tried making some fusion religion, removed jizya, hired scholars from other religion to show tolerance, etc. total secular king
>but muh islamic values
>bro was playing 4D chess
but i'd still pick akbar. he was less based maybe, but way smarter and way better at not speedrunning failure kek
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i used to think aurangzeb was more based, and he was kinda hitler coded too. but the more i look into it, he tanked the entire mughal empire. he was too obsessed with religion, ruined the economy, and pissed off literally everyone (even other muslims...
#296
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Religion is the opium of the people of the people; along with patriotism And now economics is the opium What about sexual intercourse; was that an opium of the people? But drink was a sovereign opium of the people, oh, an excellent opium. Although some prefer the radio, another opium of the people, a cheap one ...
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Religion is the opium of the people of the people; along with patriotism And now economics is the opium What about sexual intercourse; was that an opium of the people? But drink was a sovereign opium of the people, oh, an excellent opium. Although so...
#287
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What do /iti/haskars think about the Alabanian rule of Rome?
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What do /iti/haskars think about the Alabanian rule of Rome?
#274
This is my geeta
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This book has changed my life, this is the peakest book I've read in a long time, I wish to be like john Romero but I have to fix a lot of things in my life to even reach 10% of his power
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This book has changed my life, this is the peakest book I've read in a long time, I wish to be like john Romero but I have to fix a lot of things in my life to even reach 10% of his power
#101
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Use Hardcover instead of GoodReads to track and review your boox
https://hardcover.app/
Their manifesto:
Frustrated by inconsistencies every time we used Goodreads, and out of spite for Amazon, we decided to do something about it. We set out to talk to readers from all around the world with a few simple questions: What is Goodreads doing wrong? Why does Goodreads fail to deliver on their potential? And what would your dream book platform look like?
What we heard was grim. Reader after reader wanted more. They wanted a platform that wasn’t stagnant, better recommendations, more stats on their reading history, less spam and fewer bugs. They wanted to escape Amazon and find underappreciated books by underrepresented authors.
They wanted a place that felt as warm as a familiar library, but as exciting as a midnight book launch party.
We decided to form a bootstrapped team and create a new social discovery platform for book lovers of all kinds! Whether you read or listen, we want to make it shockingly simple for you to discover new books, organize the books on your shelf, and make lasting connections with other readers.
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Use Hardcover instead of GoodReads to track and review your boox
https://hardcover.app/
Their manifesto:
Frustrated by inconsistencies every time we used Goodreads, and out of spite for Amazon, we decided to do something about it. We set out...
#28
Sylvia Path…
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>be born in a rich family
>be extremely good looking (in the 50s)
>be tall (5’8)
>go to bestest of best kallej in America
>date multiple chads
>gets pumped and dumped by them
>suffering.mp4
>write shit ton of poetry on “true pain and suffering”
>marry a chad
>tfw when he absues you brotally
>start writing anti-men books and feminist literature
>feminist writer by the day, chad’s dump by the night
>”women have it hard” meanwhile you have fun with your chad husband cheating on you
>be regarded as the most “deep” and “melancholic” writer
My blood boils whenever some foid calls Sylvia Path as the greatest writer 🤡
Imagine writing about suffering meanwhile you were having fun in your life. You hate and demean men in your literature as if you haven’t
dated ton of men yourself. Absolute state.
Basically the precursor of “oh I’m doomed because i cant get chads attention”
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>be born in a rich family
>be extremely good looking (in the 50s)
>be tall (5’8)
>go to bestest of best kallej in America
>date multiple chads
>gets pumped and dumped by them
>suffering.mp4
>write shit ton of poetry on “true pain and suffering...
#19
Maratha Spirit - Faustian Spirit
Ricky Ponting
cBDvdOEwEMHeJyD
ARYA
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Kanhoji Angre was the only naval commander to have not lost to the British in the time period intermitting from the 17th century till the first world war. Overall, he is just one of three commanders of naval fleets to have never lost to the British Navy
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Kanhoji Angre was the only naval commander to have not lost to the British in the time period intermitting from the 17th century till the first world war. Overall, he is just one of three commanders of naval fleets to have never lost to the British N...
#88
Me
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>I am a sick man. ... I am a spiteful man. I am an unattractive man. I believe my liver is diseased. However, I know nothing at all about my disease, and do not know for certain what ails me. I don't consult a doctor for it, and never have, though I have a respect for medicine and doctors. Besides, I am extremely superstitious, sufficiently so to respect medicine, anyway (I am well-educated enough not to be superstitious, but I am superstitious). No, I refuse to consult a doctor from spite. That you probably will not understand. Well, I understand it, though. Of course, I can't explain who it is precisely that I am mortifying in this case by my spite: I am perfectly well aware that I cannot "pay out" the doctors by not consulting them; I know better than anyone that by all this I am only injuring myself and no one else. But still, if I don't consult a doctor it is from spite. My liver is bad, well--let it get worse!
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>I am a sick man. ... I am a spiteful man. I am an unattractive man. I believe my liver is diseased. However, I know nothing at all about my disease, and do not know for certain what ails me. I don't consult a doctor for it, and never have, though I ...
#227
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यम आयेगा साकी बनकर साथ लिए काली हाला
पी न होश में फ़िर आएगा सुरा- विसुध यह मतवाला
यह अंतिम बेहोशी, अंतिम साकी, अंतिम प्याला है
पथिक, प्यार से पीना इसको
पथिक, प्यार से पीना इसको फ़िर न मिलेगी मधुशाला
फ़िर न मिलेगी मधुशाला
- Harivansh Rai bacchan
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यम आयेगा साकी बनकर साथ लिए काली हाला
पी न होश में फ़िर आएगा सुरा- विसुध यह मतवाला
यह अंतिम बेहोशी, अंतिम साकी, अंतिम प्याला है
पथिक, प्यार से पीना इसको
पथिक, प्यार से पीना इसको फ़िर न मिलेगी मधुशाला
फ़िर न मिलेगी मधुशाला
- Harivansh Rai bacchan...
#243
Anonymous
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Is there any good book that traces Indian castes and tribes throughout time?
I found this site by luck:
https://indculture0.tripod.com/tindex.htm
and the communities stuff is very fascinating. Any books that compare? Not the same Marxist shit about Brahmins butchering Dalits etc.?
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Is there any good book that traces Indian castes and tribes throughout time?
I found this site by luck:
https://indculture0.tripod.com/tindex.htm
and the communities stuff is very fascinating. Any books that compare? Not the same Marxist shit abo...
#233
How to get into Trika Tantric Shaivism
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inb4 guru
I am not rich enough to afford one
I just want to understand the philosophy and meditation
Any suggestions, anons?
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inb4 guru
I am not rich enough to afford one
I just want to understand the philosophy and meditation
Any suggestions, anons?
#224
Disillusionment
Anonymous
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There is a certain kind of cognitive dissonance when I read western literature or even anything that isn't in relation with our culture. I enjoy them thoroughly but most do not remain relavent in relation to my daily life due to how different the circumstances that developed these works were.
I linger with the hope that there is still some obscure and experimental sahitya being developed that faces this question of schizo-culture head on. Literature reeks of eurocentricism but there is no doubt that there is a common denominator of universalization in the way ideas and concepts develop. But there is still some doubt in my mind.
Do people from /sa/ experience this?
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There is a certain kind of cognitive dissonance when I read western literature or even anything that isn't in relation with our culture. I enjoy them thoroughly but most do not remain relavent in relation to my daily life due to how different the cir...
#182
heestory n shie
lytfog
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hello anons. i am historically illiterate, and am here for two things.
>1
need recommendations on books about indian history, ancient and modern (post '47). this goes w/o saying, but please make sure the sources are as unbiased as possible.
>2
easy to understand, semi-simplistic iterations of the mahabharata. need books on that, too. in english.
thank you.
>inb4 just googor it
i trust u guys moar
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hello anons. i am historically illiterate, and am here for two things.
>1
need recommendations on books about indian history, ancient and modern (post '47). this goes w/o saying, but please make sure the sources are as unbiased as possible.
>2...
#222
want to understand history and spirituality better
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hi anons, i’ve been wanting to learn about hinduism and indian history in an unbiased way. i don’t follow any left or right ideologies, and i’m not really active politically (or socially xP). i just want to understand the lore and the ideologies (like imperialism, communism, etc..) and how they came up, shaped people’s lives, and why people supported or revolted against them. even if it takes me months, i’m okay with that.
i just got done with my mid sems so i finally have a bit of time to explore this. if anyone also knows about spiritual or philosophical topics that offer some hope or direction, i’d love to hear about them too. i've always wanted to read something like what pewdiepie talks about with his books, stoicism, or mythology (doesn’t have to be indian, could be greek or anything else that feels meaningful).
i was born into a muslim family so i never really explored any of this before, but now i’m trying to learn things slowly... thanks!
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hi anons, i’ve been wanting to learn about hinduism and indian history in an unbiased way. i don’t follow any left or right ideologies, and i’m not really active politically (or socially xP). i just want to understand the lore and the ideologies (lik...
#124
Anonymous
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Why do the Indian elites communicate only in English?
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Why do the Indian elites communicate only in English?
#201
melancholy recommendations
lytfog
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hello /lit/bros, i am currently going thru it, and would like to milk the fuck out of it by reading some raskolnikov-esque supersadboy books. ples drop thy recommendations beelo.
2025-04-22T17:49:38.000Z
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hello /lit/bros, i am currently going thru it, and would like to milk the fuck out of it by reading some raskolnikov-esque supersadboy books. ples drop thy recommendations beelo.
#14
This month's reads
Ricky Ponting
cBDvdOEwEMHeJyD
loc-IN
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Let's go
2025-02-26T10:13:19.000Z
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#164
/lit/ bros, help me
Anonymous
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Need some good book full of vitality and life
I’m in a bad phase in my life, even suicidal.
2025-04-19T10:18:12.000Z
2025-04-22T07:39:36.000Z
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Need some good book full of vitality and life
I’m in a bad phase in my life, even suicidal.
#2
GUYS IM GOING TO READ DOSTOVISKY for the first time
Anonymous
loc-IN
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Got the book online, LETS GET READING!
2025-02-24T13:35:33.000Z
2025-04-21T21:34:58.000Z
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Got the book online, LETS GET READING!
#177
Gāndhâra Mahäjanapāda
Anonymous
WB
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ARYAVART WILL BE ONE AGAIN
2025-04-21T16:25:48.000Z
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ARYAVART WILL BE ONE AGAIN
#173
Muhammad bin Tughlaq: the scizho king.
mishtiafel
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~~anon from bdchan here!!~~
>Moved the capital 1500km south on a random Tuesday
>Forced everyone to walk from Delhi to Daulatabad, many died on the journey. (Why????)
>Later changed his mind and moved it back. (?????)
>Invented token currency made of brass and copper. Literal Monopoly money.
>People just started counterfeiting them at home.
>Suddenly has an Idea.
>His idea? INVADE CHINA!
>Send troops through the Himalayas. In the 1300s. They all died. rofl
>Farmers died.
>His treasury went broke.
>Rebellions start everywhere.
>Still managed to rule 26 years through.
2025-04-20T10:05:12.000Z
2025-04-20T10:11:24.000Z
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~~anon from bdchan here!!~~
>Moved the capital 1500km south on a random Tuesday
>Forced everyone to walk from Delhi to Daulatabad, many died on the journey. (Why????)
>Later changed his mind and moved it back. (?????)
>Invented token currency ma...
#145
Anonymous
loc-IN
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>2025
>Still hasn’t read picrel
NGMI
2025-04-05T14:06:37.000Z
2025-04-19T16:14:29.000Z
2025-04-19T16:14:29.000Z
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>2025
>Still hasn’t read picrel
NGMI
#157
Despair and the last man
Pseudonymous
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This is something that came up to me quite a while ago. Der letzter mensch, or the 'last man' is unequivocal opposite to the over-man in Nietzsche's work. But what is interesting is that he doesn't expound upon the last man as much as he does about the over-man(atleast explicitly) and as such the idea of the last man is not as popular as the 'ubermensch' in the wider consciousness. But then again, I'd say he talks a lot more about the last man implicity, warning about that flameless cauldron, that ambition-less, stuck-in-quicksand quality manifest within oneself, that falling to the obstacle of self-overcoming. He explains it better here—
"For this is how things are: the diminution and leveling of European man constitutes our greatest danger, for the sight of him makes us weary.—We can see nothing today that wants to grow greater, we suspect that things will continue to go down, down, to become thinner, more good-natured, more prudent, more comfortable, more mediocre, more indifferent, more Chinese, more Christian—there is no doubt that man is getting 'better' all the time. "
I understand the ideal of the last man manifest within oneself as : despair. There lacks any virility in despair. There lacks any ambrosia, any chirping of the birds, swaying of the leafs in spring's break, shuffling of the crickets, rumbling of the bushes, digging of the squirrels, humming of the bees, and the stealing of the honey by the bear! any vestiges of life–of liveliness, of triumph! nought but lack, lack and lack, suffice!
There lacks any movement in despair. Physically; its a wholly vegetative state and that is the last man(its not that one can think its that it matters not). That who shirks off their will-to-life like and an umbrella shirks off the barrage of rain pittering down its surface.
The last man is that who whilst living, has come to pass....
Note:- there is an interesting parallel to consider here with the practice of live-mummification amongst some buddhist monks.
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This is something that came up to me quite a while ago. Der letzter mensch, or the 'last man' is unequivocal opposite to the over-man in Nietzsche's work. But what is interesting is that he doesn't expound upon the last man as much as he does about t...
#152
Passages
Pseudonymous
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Man, the bravest of animals and the one most accustomed to suffering, does not repudiate suffering as such; he desires it, he even seeks it out, provided he is shown a meaning for it, a purpose of suffering. The meaninglessness of suffering, not suffering itself, was the curse that lay over mankind so far – and the ascetic ideal offered man meaning! It was the only meaning offered so far; any meaning is better than none at all … man was saved thereby, he possessed a meaning, he was no longer like a leaf in the wind…he could now will something; no matter at first to what end, why, with what he willed: the will itself was saved.
We can no longer conceal from ourselves what is expressed by all that willing which has taken its direction from the ascetic ideal: this hatred of the human, and even more of the animal, and more still of the material, this horror of the senses, of reason itself, this fear of happiness and beauty, this longing to get away from all appearance, change, becoming, death, wishing, from longing itself – all this means – let us dare to grasp it – a will to nothingness, an aversion to life, a rebellion against the most fundamental presuppositions of life; but it is and remains a will! … And, to repeat in conclusion what I said at the beginning: man would rather will nothingness than not will.
–Friedrich Nietzsche, The Genealogy of Morals III. 28
post passages/aphorisms below.
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2025-04-08T18:59:42.000Z
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Man, the bravest of animals and the one most accustomed to suffering, does not repudiate suffering as such; he desires it, he even seeks it out, provided he is shown a meaning for it, a purpose of suffering. The meaninglessness of suffering, not suff...
