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Le camouflage autistique (Deanna L Durben)
"Pour éviter la stigmatisation omniprésente entourant l’autisme, les personnes autistes s’efforcent souvent de paraître neurotypiques en utilisant le camouflage pour dissimuler leurs comportements et traits naturels."

InLibroVeritas
il y a 3 jours8 min de lecture


Günther Anders : Le monde livré à domicile
"Quand c'est le monde qui vient à nous et non l'inverse, nous ne sommes plus « au monde », nous nous comportons comme les habitants d'un pays de cocagne qui consomment leur monde."

InLibroVeritas
28 sept.7 min de lecture


Bertrand Russell : Enjoyment of Beauty and Knowledge
"An artist is by temperament a person who sees things as they are in themselves, not in those rough convenient categories which serve for the business of life."

InLibroVeritas
16 sept.6 min de lecture


Carl Jung : Osiris, Jesus and Zarathustra
"The figure of Christ, to us an entirely symbolical figure, is the interpretation of that old Osiris myth of Egypt."

InLibroVeritas
26 août10 min de lecture


Carl Jung : Letters to Oppenheimer, Suzuki and Baur-Celio
"But one thing I will tell you: the exploration of the unconscious has in fact and in truth discovered the age-old, timeless way of initiation."

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23 août5 min de lecture


Paul Valéry : On Human Consciousness
"The human characteristic is consciousness; the characteristic of consciousness is a process of perpetual exhaustion, of detachment without rest or exclusion from everything that comes before it."

InLibroVeritas
13 août5 min de lecture


Walt Whitman : Another Winter Night
"With departing Venus, large to the last, and shining even to the edge of the horizon, the vast dome presents at this moment, such a spectacle !"

InLibroVeritas
10 août4 min de lecture


Bertrand Russell : Disgust and Its Antidote
"It is, I imagine, common in youth to feel in quick succession a number of different attitudes towards life and the world, and to feel each in turn as strongly as if it had no competitors."

InLibroVeritas
31 juil.7 min de lecture


H.D. Thoreau : Letter to H. Blake (March 27, 1848)
"Pursue, keep up with, circle round and round your life, as a dog does his master's chaise. Do what you love. Know your own bone; gnaw at it, bury it, unearth it, and gnaw it still."

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18 juil.5 min de lecture


Carl Jung : The Alchemical Opus
"The opus magnum had two aims: the rescue of the human soul and the salvation of the cosmos."

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13 juil.4 min de lecture


Carl Jung : Man and His Environment
"The abstract nature of work in a technological age leaves the worker dissatisfied."

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9 juil.4 min de lecture


"Does the World Stand on the Verge of Spiritual Rebirth ?", by Carl Jung
"Man today hungers and thirsts for a safe relationship to the psychic forces within himself."

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7 juil.8 min de lecture


George Orwell : The Flat Earth theory
"The average man, says Shaw, can advance not a single reason for thinking that the earth is round."

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25 juin3 min de lecture


Emil Cioran : "Disintegration" / "I Do Not Know"
"At this moment I do not believe in anything and I have no hope."

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19 juin3 min de lecture


Emil Cioran : The Décor of Knowledge
"As for the great problems, we have no advantage over our ancestors or our more recent predecessors: men have always known everything, at least in what concerns the Essential."

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18 juin6 min de lecture


Richard Jefferies : Rooks Returning to Roost
"Birds, like men, have a history. They are unconscious of it, but its accomplished facts affect them still and shape the course of their existence."

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15 juin8 min de lecture


Richard Jefferies : Hours of Spring
"It is sweet on awaking in the early morn to listen to the small bird singing on the tree. "

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13 juin5 min de lecture


H.D. Thoreau on himself (Journal)
"Here I am thirty-four years old, and yet my life is almost wholly unexpanded. How much is in the germ! "

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8 juin5 min de lecture


H.D. Thoreau : Fair Haven Hill
"The traveller need not go out of the road to get as many as he wants; every bush and vine teems with palatable fruit."

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5 juin4 min de lecture


H.L. Mencken : Psychologists in a Fog
"THE SO-CALLED science of psychology is now in chaos, with no sign that order is soon to be restored. "

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4 juin4 min de lecture


H.L. Mencken : On Living in Baltimore
"I believe that this feeling for the hearth, for the immemorial lares and penates, is infinitely stronger in Baltimore than in New York — that it has better survived there, indeed, than in any other large city of America."

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2 juin7 min de lecture


H.D. Thoreau : The Battle of the Ants
"One day, when I went out to my wood-pile, or rather my pile of stumps, I observed two large ants, the one red, the other much larger and black, fiercely contending with one another..."

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27 mai4 min de lecture


Ashyaghosha : The Way of Tranquillity and The Way of Wisdom
"Those who are practising ‘stopping’ should retire to some quiet place and there, sitting erect, earnestly seek tranquilize and concentrate the mind."

InLibroVeritas
26 mai5 min de lecture


Carl Jung : The Origin of the Hero
"The psychic life-force, the libido, symbolizes itself in the sun or personifies itself in figures of heroes with solar attributes."

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23 mai5 min de lecture
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