One day, as we had in the past, it was repeated, and this particular iteration will be repeated without end! What does this crazy myth mean?
The myth of the Eternal Agarwood negatively affirms that the life that permanently disappears, which is not irreversible, is rather like a shadow, weightless and dead in advance. No matter how terrible, beautiful or wonderful this life is, this horror, this beauty and this magnificence mean nothing, it is not as important as a war that took place in the fourteenth century between two African kingdoms, so it has not changed anything in the face of history, even though three hundred thousand Negroes died in it And in agony beyond description. Would anything have changed if this war between the two African kingdoms in the fourteenth century had been repeated countless times in the context of eternal oud.
Let's say that the idea of eternal oud defines a horizon in which things do not appear as we know them: they appear to us without the mitigating circumstances of their breadth, these mitigating circumstances actually prevent us from making a certain judgment. Is it possible to condemn what is fleeting? The orange clouds of sunset give every thing the nostalgia, even of the guillotine.
In the world of eternal lute, every movement bears the weight of unbearable responsibility. This is why Nietzsche says "the idea of an eternal lute is the heaviest pregnancy."
If the eternal lute is the heaviest load, then our lives can appear on this back cloth with all its wonderful lightness.
The myth of the Eternal Agarwood negatively affirms that the life that permanently disappears, which is not irreversible, is rather like a shadow, weightless and dead in advance. No matter how terrible, beautiful or wonderful this life is, this horror, this beauty and this magnificence mean nothing, it is not as important as a war that took place in the fourteenth century between two African kingdoms, so it has not changed anything in the face of history, even though three hundred thousand Negroes died in it And in agony beyond description. Would anything have changed if this war between the two African kingdoms in the fourteenth century had been repeated countless times in the context of eternal oud.
Let's say that the idea of eternal oud defines a horizon in which things do not appear as we know them: they appear to us without the mitigating circumstances of their breadth, these mitigating circumstances actually prevent us from making a certain judgment. Is it possible to condemn what is fleeting? The orange clouds of sunset give every thing the nostalgia, even of the guillotine.
In the world of eternal lute, every movement bears the weight of unbearable responsibility. This is why Nietzsche says "the idea of an eternal lute is the heaviest pregnancy."
If the eternal lute is the heaviest load, then our lives can appear on this back cloth with all its wonderful lightness.
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