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  1. Irvin D. Yalom _ The Spinoza Problem

    Partea intunecata a admiratiei este invidia combinata cu nemultumirea fata de modestia propriei conditii.
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  2. Irvin D. Yalom _ The Spinoza Problem

    Oamenii ii plac pe cei carora le pasa de ei.
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  3. Irvin D. Yalom _ The Spinoza Problem

    …It seems impossible to overestimate their capacity for irrationality. Somewhere in this world, with every blink of the eye, a fool is born.
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  4. Irvin D. Yalom _ The Spinoza Problem

    مهم نیست که چه چیزی را باور داری یا می گویی که باور داری، مهم است که چگونه زندگی می کنی
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  5. Irvin D. Yalom _ The Spinoza Problem

    حتما باید چیزی عمیقا در ژرفای ذهن یا همانطور که فروید می گوید در ناخودآگاه وجود داشته باشد که سبب شود خوانندگانی خاص، عاشق نویسنده ای خاص شوند
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    I submit that God has no wishes about how, or even if, we glorify Him. Allow me, then, Jacob, to love God in my own fashion." Franco's
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  7. Irvin D. Yalom _ The Spinoza Problem

    Why does the same book elicit such a range of responses? There must be something in the particular reader that leaps out to embrace the book. His life, his psychology, his image of himself. There must be something lurking deep in the mind-or, as this Freud says, the unconscious-that causes a particular reader to fall in love with a particular writer.
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  8. Irvin D. Yalom _ The Spinoza Problem

    همزیستیِ آیین ها و ذهن مستدلِ هشیار امکان پذیر نیست. این دو هم ستیزهایی سخت هستند
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  9. Irvin D. Yalom _ The Spinoza Problem

    Spinoza was the supreme rationalist. He saw an endless stream of causality in the world. For him there is no such entity as will or will power. Nothing happens capriciously. Everything is caused by something prior, and the more we devote ourselves to the understanding of this causative network, the more free we become." ... "I'm sure he would have said that you are subject to passions that are driven by inadequate ideas rather than by the ideas that flow from a true quest for understanding the nature of reality." ... "He states explicitly that a passion ceases to be a passion as soon as we form a more clear and distinct idea of it--that is, the causative nexus underlying the passion." p.269
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  10. Irvin D. Yalom _ The Spinoza Problem

    Fame, for example, consists of the opinions of others and requires that we must live our life as others wish.
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  11. Irvin D. Yalom _ The Spinoza Problem

    Dom nije mjesto - to je stanje svijesti.
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  12. Irvin D. Yalom _ The Spinoza Problem

    When a man is prey to his emotions, he is not his own master, but lies at the mercy of fortune.
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