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Be me.
Tired of reading filler books that I forget two weeks later.
I want something I can return to for the rest of my life. Something with the weight of a sacred text, even if it's secular.
What is your "Bible"? That one book you've read 10 times and still find new meanings in?
No YA garbage, please. Give me something that actually explores the human condition.
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Moral Animal, by Robert Wright.
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>>34270786
Siddartha
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>>34270786
Tao te ching, I've never read any other book so much
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>>34270786
Read the Bible
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>>34270786
Write your own
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>>34270786
Enten/Eller and Liljen på Marken.
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>>34270786
Hermetic books
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>>34270876
Based to the max
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Nietzsche of course.
Any of their main books are just masterpieces.
If you had been raised in religious education I recomend "On the Genealogy of Morality".
"Thus Spoke Zarathustra" is also impressive.
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>>34270831
Stfu religfag. Pastor called, he needs his dick sucked.
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>>34270997
Yes, but freud and jung are worth reading too. They build on top of his psychology.
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Ask /lit/



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