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"Dreams are liars; if you shit in your bed, that's true."

Really strange book so far, maybe due to my expectations. It feels more like some ideas gathered in a notebook. The ideas are based around birth, death and religion (primarily orthodoxy and hinduism/budism). I would be curious to know more about Emil Cioran's chosen spirituality. If I'm not mistaken he was born in an orthodox family with a priest father, maybe that is where he's change to buddhism came about.

"In what we have agreed to call "civilization," there resides, undeniably, a diabolic principle man has become conscious of too late, when it was no longer possible to remedy it."

damn this guy