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Tragedy: The weeping soul
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Tragedy presents a universe of contention and disturbing feeling, a reality where private and public lives impact and breakdown. An existence where ethical quality is equivocal and the amazing embarrass and annihilate the frail. An existence where equity consistently is by all accounts on the two sides of a contention and glossed over words fill in as cover for secret tasks of viciousness. A world rather like our own.
The antiquated Greeks hold a mirror dependent upon us, in which we see all the devastation and hallucination of our lives yet in addition the unnerving magnificence and power of presence. This isn't a period for incidental awards and the silly trivialities of the self improvement industry and pop way of thinking.
Tragedy permits us to look, in its brutal and unforgiving glare, the consuming center of our aliveness. If we allow ourselves the opportunity to check out misfortune, we may see further and all the more unmistakably.
Tragedy presents a universe of contention and disturbing feeling, a reality where private and public lives impact and breakdown. An existence where ethical quality is equivocal and the amazing embarrass and annihilate the frail. An existence where equity consistently is by all accounts on the two sides of a contention and glossed over words fill in as cover for secret tasks of viciousness. A world rather like our own.
The antiquated Greeks hold a mirror dependent upon us, in which we see all the devastation and hallucination of our lives yet in addition the unnerving magnificence and power of presence. This isn't a period for incidental awards and the silly trivialities of the self improvement industry and pop way of thinking.
Tragedy permits us to look, in its brutal and unforgiving glare, the consuming center of our aliveness. If we allow ourselves the opportunity to check out misfortune, we may see further and all the more unmistakably.
95 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 18, 2021
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