[roaart]

Un om care se înţelege bine cu toată lumea este lipsit de personalitate.

George Călinescu

[roaart]

Eu cred ca noi insine suntem autorii binelui sau raului, ca destinul nu e in stele, ci mult mai aproape, chiar in mainile noastre.

Mihail Drumes

[roaart]

Soarta este scuza celor slabi si opera celor tari.

Nicolae Titulescu

[roaart]

Mă mişc între Dumnezeu şi neamul din care fac parte. În afară de aceşti termeni, nu văd nimic semnificativ între cer şi pământ

Petre Ţuţea

[roaart]

Citește! Citind mereu, creierul tău va deveni un laborator de idei și imagini, din care vei întocmi înțelesul și filosofia vieții.

Mihai Eminescu

[roaart]

O viață avem români… și-o cinste! Deșteptați-vă că am dormit destul!

Mihai Viteazu

[roaart]

Noi suntem, sau am fost, unul din puţinele neamuri europene care am experimentat contemplaţia în suferinţă.

Mircea Eliade

[rkgeo]

“The same feeling of not belonging, of futility, wherever I go: I pretend interest in what matters nothing to me, I bestir myself mechanically or out of charity, without ever being caught up, without ever being somewhere. What attracts me is elsewhere, and I don’t know what that elsewhere is.”

— E. M. Cioran (via sold–souls)

[rkgeo]

“I would like to forget everything, to forget myself and to forget the world.”

— Emil Cioran, “On Individual and Cosmic Loneliness,” On The Heights Of Despair  (via wordsnquotes)

[rkgeo]

“I prefer devouring passions.”

— Emil Cioran - from On the Heights of Despair (via watchoutforintellect)

[rkgeo]

“Although I feel that my tragedy is the greatest in history—greater than the fall of empires—I am nevertheless aware of my total insignificance. I am absolutely persuaded that I am nothing in this universe; yet I feel that mine is the only real existence.”

— Emil Cioran, On the Heights of Despair (via larmoyante)

[rkgeo]

“I would rather die of fire than of void.”

— Emil Cioran - from On the Heights of Despair (via watchoutforintellect)

[rkgeo]

“I am absolutely persuaded that I am nothing in this universe; yet I feel that mine is the only real existence.”

— Emil Cioran (via quotemadness)

[rkgeo]

“The fact that life has no meaning is a reason to live —moreover, the only one.”

— Emil Cioran (via fyp-philosophy)

[rkgeo]

“One can experience loneliness in two ways: by feeling lonely in the world or by feeling the loneliness of the world.”

— Emil Cioran (via anamorphosis-and-isolate)

[rkgeo]

“To detach yourself elegantly from the world; to give contour and grace to sadness; a solitude in style; a walk that gives cadence to memories; stepping towards the intangible; with the breath in the trembling margins of things; the past reborn in the overflow of fragrances; the smell, through which we conquer time; the contour of the invisible things; the forms of the immaterial; to deepen yourself in the intangible; to touch the world airborne by smell; aerial dialogue and gliding dissolution; to bathe in your own reflecting fragmentation […]”

— Emil Cioran, The Book Of Delusions (via violentwavesofemotion)

[rkgeo]

“Even when you want to die, you do it with an implicit regret for your own desire. I want to die, but I am sorry that I want to die. This is the feeling experienced by those who abandon themselves to nothingness.”

— Emil Cioran, “Weariness and Agony,” On the Heights of Despair (via emilcioran)