Sign in with Facebook
more photos (1)
Helen O'Neil’s Followers (11)
199 books
|
71 friends
84 books
|
1 friend
5 books
|
33 friends
0 books
|
152 friends
68 books
|
32 friends
17 books
|
7 friends
0 books
|
250 friends
23 books
|
31 friends
More friends…
Helen O'Neil
Goodreads Author
Born
in New York, NY, The United States
Website
Twitter
Genre
Influences
Carolyn Grace Elliott, Cornel West, R.D. Laing, Thomas Szasz, Esme Wei
...more
Member Since
March 2013
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/h120180
To ask
Helen O'Neil
questions,
please sign up.
More books by Helen O'Neil…
Helen O'Neil said:
"
This book is so, so important for any progressive, freethinker or political philosopher to read. It's a meditation on what freedom is, why it's important, and what it means to a society's stance on human rights.I never before understood that the prot ...more "
“Increasingly, the mathematics will demand the courage to face its implications.”
― Jurassic Park
― Jurassic Park
“As above, so below.”
―
―
“So meaning is only a moment and a transition from absurdity to absurdity, and absurdity only a moment and a transition from meaning to meaning.
Oh, that Siegfried, blond and blue-eyed, the German hero, had to fall by my hand, the most loyal and courageous! He had everything in himself that I treasured as the greater and more beautiful; he was my power, my boldness, my pride. I would have gone under in the same battle, and so only assassination was left to me. If I wanted to go on living, it could only be through trickery and cunning.
Judge not! Think of the blond savage of the German forests, who had to betray the hammer-brandishing thunder to the pale Near Eastern god who was nailed to the wood like a chicken marten. The courageous were overcome by a certain contempt for themselves. But their life force bade them to go on living, and they betrayed their beautiful wild Gods, their holy trees and their awe of the German forests.”
― The Red Book: Liber Novus
Oh, that Siegfried, blond and blue-eyed, the German hero, had to fall by my hand, the most loyal and courageous! He had everything in himself that I treasured as the greater and more beautiful; he was my power, my boldness, my pride. I would have gone under in the same battle, and so only assassination was left to me. If I wanted to go on living, it could only be through trickery and cunning.
Judge not! Think of the blond savage of the German forests, who had to betray the hammer-brandishing thunder to the pale Near Eastern god who was nailed to the wood like a chicken marten. The courageous were overcome by a certain contempt for themselves. But their life force bade them to go on living, and they betrayed their beautiful wild Gods, their holy trees and their awe of the German forests.”
― The Red Book: Liber Novus
Mental Health and Disability Book Club
— 290 members
— last activity Jun 30, 2026 08:52AM
Are you living with a disability, or know someone who is? Do you or someone you love struggle with a mental health condition like anxiety, schizophren ...more
Non Fiction Book Club
— 5148 members
— last activity 23 hours, 19 min ago
This group is for anyone who enjoys Non Fiction. Genres discussed here include Histories, Autobiographies, Biographies, Memoirs, Science and Technolog ...more