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Semi-Okkulter Erfahrungsbericht in eigener Prosa. Vom Idioten, der La Vey nicht mal ernst nahm, bis zum Datum der Publikation in Retrospektive. Psychischer Vampirismus ist wie Mobbing für Fortgeschrittene und kann verheerend wirken. Darstellung erkannter Prinzipien und Maschen....

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Dieser Text handelt nicht von Untoten, fiktiven oder okkulten Kreaturen. Sondern von Menschen, die "sich entschieden haben", als emotionelle Parasiten zu existieren. Nachdem ich diese Masche kennen-gelernt und konfrontiert habe und mein persönlicher PV vorläufig entsorgt ist, da habe ich ein kleines Update zum Thema verfasst. Das mir bekannte Original steht in der "Satanic Bible, Autor A.S. LaVey, Chapter Not all Vampires suck blood, Seite 75ff). Ein PV versucht nichts anderes, als durch bloße Anwesenheit (siehe unten), Manipulation und Einschüchterung Ihr Selbstbewusstsein und Ihre Integrität zu untergraben. Endziel ist Ihre Vernichtung in einer Form, die man dem PV nicht als Mord nachweisen kann. Dies geschieht häufig durch Psychoterror und nonverbale Kommunikation. Das Einreden von Pflichtgefühl oder Schuldgefühl wird oft ebenfalls „Verwendung finden“. Sich daneben benehmen und von anderen fordern, dass sie es gar nicht merken......

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Hauptansatz Bezugspunkte Resumè Nachtrag

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An author who frequently played with the borders of his own identity, Borges loved to create works in collaboration with others. One of his longtime companions in this literary game of exquisite corpse was Norman Thomas Di Giovanni, who translated this edition of El jardín de senderos que se bifurcan. They worked together on English editions of much of Borges’ fiction, poetry, and non-fiction, all of which was signed by both authors together as a collaborative effort. Borges loved translation, and brought a creative infidelity to the effort that embraced the inevitable transformations of the original and highlighted his own interests in the source text. His translations of his own work with Di Giovanni are no more faithful, and represent an important part of his literary output. Unfortunately, they were allowed to go out of print after Borges’ death, most likely because Borges’ widow María Kodama and Viking-Penguin could secure more royalties for themselves if they broke the 50/50 agreement Borges had established with Di Giovanni for all their shared projects. Di Giovanni has even been legally barred from making his translations ava...

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The writing of vast books - setting out in five hundred pages an idea which could be perfectly expressed orally in a few minutes - is an exhausting and impoverishing piece of extravagance. Far better to pretend that such books already exist and to provide them with a summary or commentary. This is what Carlyle did in Sartor Resartus and Butler in The Fair Haven, works that have the imperfection of also being books and no less tautological than any others. More rational, more inept, more idle, I have chosen to write reviews of imaginary books. These are ‘Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius’, ‘A Glimpse into the Work of Herbert Quain’,and ‘The Approach to al-Mu’tasim’...

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Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Foreword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 The Approach to al-Mu’tasim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Pierre Menard, the Author of Don Quixote . . . . . . . . . 15 Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 The Circular Ruins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 The Lottery in Babylon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 A Glimpse into the Work of Herbert Quain . . . . . . . . 65 The Library of Babel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 The Garden of Branching Paths . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85...

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This document was written on Sept 2, 2018 when I was in lowest point of my life. I had decided to commit suicide. My suicide would have or have not been occurred on Sept 3 2018. But I have made a choice not to alter any portion of this text. I am posting it on Sept 2 2018. I believed it to be necessary to communicate this to others in case it helps anyone who might be in similar situation. It might be comforting to some....

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Suicide is a way to change something that just cannot exist with even a single droplet of happiness.

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¿Los poetas no son aquellos que se cubren con un parasol de la inclemencia, huyen de las cloacas de las aves y de los certificados con epígrafe?

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No hemos nacido para recitar poesía, sino para que nos reciten, para ser recitados por una felación y un cunnlingus.

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Somos el poema llevado a la repulsión. La repulsión misma nos favorece y hace virtud de repulsa, como una sepultura beneficia la delicadeza del clímax, sin otra consecuencia que la eternidad y la frialdad....

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Lo mejor en poesía es poco y bien que mucho y bien, incluso es preferible lo ínfimo de la perfección y la sangre.

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Winifred starts her story off in the first person, to create a personable feel for the reader; she then changed her story to the third person as it reads like fiction with all the colorful characters evolving. The reader must remember that everything in this story is actual facts of what happened in Winifred’s life; hence the story is a historical document as well. It is delightful to read, heartfelt, funny and also at times will have you in tears so be ready with your tissue boxes....

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The light and the dark shadows danced in grotesque shapes on the freshly painted green and cream walls, at times, reaching out, in mythical movements, towards the well baked off-white of the ceiling. A loud ticking alarm clock, from its place of importance on the mantle-piece, disturbed the silence of the room, acting like a hypnotist’s metronome on the man sleeping in the deep old fashioned arm chair. Singed hair tumbled boyishly about his once handsome face. The slightest movement he made brought sounds of moaning from swollen lips. Flashing firelight revealed the cause of the pain. Blisters that hung in bunches’ like grapes, almost the size of walnuts, decorated his shoulder and wove themselves right down one side of his body. I slowly opened the door so as not to disturb my father and tip-toed my way across towards the wreckage of human flesh slumped on the chair. I was a child of seven with large curls of hair that ran down to my shoulders now sparkling gold in the bright glow of the flickering firelight. I had large blue eyes that held the fathoms of the ages in them; such was the wisdom bestowed upon me. Looking at my fat...

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"You cannot become rich or achieve any other kind of success in life if you don't have passion about what you are doing. Be it the simplest thing or the most sophisticated thing, you need passion in order to succeed." It can be so frustating when people advise you, "Just Follow your Passion!" Yeah, sure, you'd love to-if only you knew what your passion was. You're probably the kind of person who works hard, with commitement and persistence. When you know what you're doing, nothing will stop you. But before you can become unstoppable, you need to know what actually drives your happiness! Isn't that what we are all seeking for at the end of the day? Here we take a look at how important passion is and what different forms it must take in order to point our lives in the right direction, i.e. in the direction of super success - contentment....

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¨Fabio amicum, vendit: interdum et lumen deficere tendit, semper luceat.¨ Ernesto Dosamantes había escuchado cuando era niño esta frase: «Que los nacidos y los que están por nacer sepan que hemos venido para vencer y no para ser vencidos». Alentadora frasecita, se dijo estando adolescente y azotado por las hormonas y el sarcasmo, ¿quién habrá sido el imbécil que la compondría? ¿Otro perdedor acaso? Con lástima más que amargura, ya hombre, había cogido sus tenis rotos y embutido su lánguido cuerpo en unos jeans tronchados junto a una playera negra. Iba a correr por la vereda. Se veía y sentía patético en ese entonces. No era para menos: hacía apenas unas cuantas semanas había salido vivo de un gran fracaso y ya estaba ahogado, hasta las narices, en otro. Por donde se fuera sólo escuchaba reprimendas, objeciones y negaciones; la habitación que le servía de casa misma parecía conspirar su contra, contra su ánimo, contra su voluntad. Toda ella respiraba decrepitud,asquerosidad, así como todo aquello que lo rodeara, se le cruzara a la vista, lo alentara o viera, para él, con suspicacia....

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¨Fabio amicum, vendit: interdum et lumen deficere tendit, semper luceat.¨ Ernesto Dosamantes había escuchado cuando era niño esta frase: «Que los nacidos y los que están por nacer sepan que hemos venido para vencer y no para ser vencidos». Alentadora frasecita, se dijo estando adolescente y azotado por las hormonas y el sarcasmo, ¿quién habrá sido el imbécil que la compondría? ¿Otro perdedor acaso? Con lástima más que amargura, ya hombre, había cogido sus tenis rotos y embutido su lánguido cuerpo en unos jeans tronchados junto a una playera negra. Iba a correr por la vereda. Se veía y sentía patético en ese entonces. No era para menos: hacía apenas unas cuantas semanas había salido vivo de un gran fracaso y ya estaba ahogado, hasta las narices, en otro. Por donde se fuera sólo escuchaba reprimendas, objeciones y negaciones; la habitación que le servía de casa misma parecía conspirar su contra, contra su ánimo, contra su voluntad. Toda ella respiraba decrepitud,asquerosidad, así como todo aquello que lo rodeara, se le cruzara a la vista, lo alentara o viera, para él, con suspicacia....

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A collection of poetry with a number of video poems created by the poet himself.

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Henry Bibb, Letter to William Gatewood (March 23,1844). In Henry Bibb, Narrative of the Life and Adventures of Henry Bibb, An American Slave, Written by Himself(New York: Published by the Author, 1850; New York: Greenwood Publishing Company/Negro Universities Press, 1969). pp. 176-76....

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David Walker's Appeal, arguably the most radical of all anti-slavery documents, caused a great stir when it was published in September of 1829 with its call for slaves to revolt against their masters. David Walker, a free black originally from the South wrote, ". . .they want us for their slaves, and think nothing of murdering us. . . therefore, if there is an attempt made by us, kill or be killed. . . and believe this, that it is no more harm for you to kill a man who is trying to kill you, than it is for you to take a drink of water when thirsty." Even the outspoken William Lloyd Garrison objected to Walker's approach in an editorial about the Appeal. The goal of the Appeal was to instill pride in its black readers and give hope that change would someday come. It spoke out against colonization, a popular movement that sought to move free blacks to a colony in Africa. America, Walker believed, belonged to all who helped build it. He went even further, stating, "America is more our country than it is the whites -- we have enriched it with our blood and tears." He then asked, "will they drive us from our property and homes, which ...

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Walker's Appeal Preamble Article I. Article II. Article III. Article IV. Garnet's Address to the Slaves of the U.S.

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Louise Victorine-Ackermann was a French poet. Her works were originally written in French, in verses and in rhymes. Reading this outstanding work is transcendental. I compare it to walking inside an empty cathedral, sitting by the seaside alone or lying on your back to gaze at the stars on a balmy summer night. I had a unique experience reading My life – First poems – Philosophical poems. I hope you will too. I invite you to enjoy to the last verse this powerful work from Louise-Victorine Ackermann. Also, please read my essay at the end, starting at page 152 – or you may read it first to better appreciate Ackermann’s work....

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What, who, where, when, why, and how are probably the immediate questions to which you’d like to have answers if you’re reading this essay. If you’ve read the section entitled My life, I’m assuming you already have an idea regarding the first four questions and you’re more interested in the last two. Let me start by saying there is no simple and clear-cut answer to any of these questions. But, before I get to the above-mentioned questions, I’d like to take the opportunity to say what this essay is, meaning what kind or what form of essay is it, in addition to being philosophical in terms of content. As far as the form is concerned, it’s two-pronged. First, it’s a dialectic essay. On the several topics addressed, I present a thesis – short but to the point – and an argument. Then I attempt to object to my own argument, to which I object with a counterargument, but then I counter the counterargument with a final and new argument. This is a technique called Chinese dragon strategy. Second, the essay is critical. Like the work itself, my arguments, although protean, revolve around a recurring issue: suffering and pain. The four noble tr...

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Presentation of Louise-Victorine Ackermann……………….………………………………………..........3 About the translation…………………………………………………………………………...………...3 A- Works of Louise-Victorine Ackermann I- My life…………………………………...…………………………………………….........5 II- First poems……………………………………………………………………...…….........13 III- Philosophical poems………………………………………………………………...……..57 B- Philosophical essay (by Fritz Dufour) Prologue……………………………………………………………………………………………...153 Philosophical analysis of Louise-Victorine Ackermann’s work………………………………………..158 1. Love…………………………………………………………………………………….158 a. Eros……………………………………………………………………………..159 b. Philia………………………………………………………………………….....160 c. Agape…………………………………………………………………………...161 d. Love and Ethics………………………………………………………....……….161 e. Pacifism………………………………………………………………………....162 f. Just war theory…………………………………………………………………..164 g. An ethical or moral dilemma…………………………………………………….164 2. Nature…………………………………………………………………………………...168 a. Animism………………………………………………………………………..168 i. Ecosophy……………………………………………………………….169 ii. Deep ecology…………………………………………………………...169 iii. Ecocide-geocide………………………………………………………...

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A simple way of approximating π

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Easy π approximation

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1 Introduction 2 A Slice of π 2.1 Calculation The Approximation of π 3 An Interesting Thought About π 3.1 Point Dimension 4 Summary References

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Era de nuevo´l final de la primavera, azía calor, un odioso calor. Volví a ser capturado. Le dije a Daru: –Soltáme. –Ándate si cerés –me contestó sabiendo perfectamente c´era lo ce yo no cería escuxar....

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Era de nuevo´l final de la primavera, azía calor, un odioso calor. Volví a ser capturado. Le dije a Daru: –Soltáme. –Ándate si cerés –me contestó sabiendo perfectamente c´era lo ce yo no cería escuxar....

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I faced the painting. I stared at it. There was the great eye and I concentrated on it. The eye, the great eye, the eye of the abstraction, the enigma, “what nonsense!”. And then, to my amazement, it happened: the great eye abstracted me, and the universe that we know now, seemed finite to me. The ethereal at the disposition of one unique imperative will, mine. From my hands emerged, at my whim, entire worlds, forms, beings, things, space, time and destinations, that my will governed, and all in only one point. I was almighty! Time laid dead in a languid clock over an infinite horizon, populated with floating mountains. There was Lucrecia, radiant, waiting my resolution...

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I faced the painting. I stared at it. There was the great eye and I concentrated on it. The eye, the great eye, the eye of the abstraction, the enigma, “what nonsense!”. And then, to my amazement, it happened: the great eye abstracted me, and the universe that we know now, seemed finite to me. The ethereal at the disposition of one unique imperative will, mine. From my hands emerged, at my whim, entire worlds, forms, beings, things, space, time and destinations, that my will governed, and all in only one point. I was almighty! Time laid dead in a languid clock over an infinite horizon, populated with floating mountains. There was Lucrecia, radiant, waiting my resolution...

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The last thing I remember was a sharp, excruciating pain in the back of my head that shot downward all the way to my feet, rattling my toes. Then the lights went out! When I came to, I found myself lying face down in a thick puddle of gunk and grunge that smelled like the city sewer in mid-July after a week long heat wave. I had been snooping around in an alley-way downtown, a little before sunset. It was dark now, except for a dim light coming through a smudged window that looked like it had not been cleaned since the newspaper head-lines read, “NESS FINALLY NABS CAPONE.”...

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Welcome! We tried to create a BS free introduction to freelancing. In the following 9 chapters we are going to discuss several things that are important for freelance webdevelopers.  An overview of the chapters Chapter 1: Are you ready to start freelancing? Chapter 2: Best places to find freelance jobs Chapter 3: Is this gig any good? Chapter 4: How to automate your freelancing career Chapter 5: How I made 100k freelancing and absolutely loved it Chapter 6: How to increase your hourly rate as a freelancer Chapter 7: How to become an unstoppable freelancer: the tools Chapter 8: Resources for new webdevs Chapter 9: Resources for advanced webdevs Summary This book is created by Recurvoice: save time and automate your invoices. More info on https://www.recurvoice.com/...

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Chapter 1: Are you ready to start freelancing? Chapter 2: Best places to find freelance jobs Chapter 3: Is this gig any good? Chapter 4: How to automate your freelancing career Chapter 5: How I made 100k freelancing and absolutely loved it Chapter 6: How to increase your hourly rate as a freelancer Chapter 7: How to become an unstoppable freelancer: the tools Chapter 8: Resources for new webdevs Chapter 9: Resources for advanced webdevs Summary...

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Ancient Nuclear Warfare? The Tunguska Riddle: a new theory. The Mother and the Father of the BOMB!

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Anne en anderen die in het Achterhuis leven in Amsterdam, worden verraden en op vier augustus negentien vier en veertig gearresteerd. De familieleden worden naar verschillende concentratiekampen gestuurd. Anne en haar oudere zus Margot eindigen in het Bergen-Belsen kamp. Anne verwacht verschrikkelijke omstandigheden, maar wanneer ze betrokken raakt met de SS bewaker Adolfo, is er een kans dat haar situatie van een wanhopige naar een hoopvolle verandert. In dit tragisch verhaal ontdek je dat onmenselijk en moorddadig gedrag tijdens oorlog vaak extreme vormen kan aannemen. Door het alsmaar terugkeren van oorlogen moeten we ons dan ook afvragen of de mens ooit in staat zal zijn om een vredige en vrije gemeenschap te creëren? Waarschuwing: dit verhaal is niet aanbevolen voor kinderen jonger dan twaalf jaar oud, vanwege aanstootgevende of schokkende scenes en gebeurtenissen....

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Chocolade voor Anne Frank Postface