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01:15:27 am on Agosto 7, 2009 | # |
At the freezing-point of the will.- ‘It will come, one day, that hour that will envelope you in a golden cloud where is no pain; where the soul has the enjoyment of its own weariness and, happy in a patient game with its own patience, is like the waves of a lake which, reflecting the colours of an evening sky on a quite summer`s day, lap and lap against the bank and then are still again – without end, without aim, without satiation, without desire – all repose that rejoices in change, all ebbing back and flooding forward with the pulse beat of nature’. This is how all invalids feel and speak; but if they do attain to that hour there arrives, after brief enjoyment, boredom. This, however, is a thawning wind for the frozen will: it awaken, stirs itself, and again engenders wish upon wish. – To wish is a sign of recovery improvement.
Friedrich Nietzsche
Human, all to Human Vol. II. Part One “Assorted Opinions and Maxims, aphorism 349
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One`s life « 01:21 on 08/08/09 | # |
[...] orgasms. One would have to find itself in another level, right in that level of who experience at freezing-point of the will, at the level of those that get themselves blocked, of who desist for good of their spirit, of [...]