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Die Fackel. Band 1 por Karl Kraus
Prose poems from the Illuminations of Arthur Rimbaud (The Poets of the year) por Arthur Rimbaud
A Course in Miracles: Text, Workbook for Students, Manual for Teachers (Combined Edition) (Combined Volume, 2nd Edition) por Foundation for Inner Peace
The Family Mark Twain. por Mark Twain
On Yoga II, Tome Two por Sri Aurobindo
Aus den Akten der Kanzlei seiner Exzellenz des Herrn Premierministers Tod por Hans Erich Nossack
Short History of Chinese Philosophy, A por Fung Yu-Lan
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Thanx for reaffirming the 'friendship invitation' by accident... Yeah, I am also learning this site slowly, and do not comprehend yet all its' features. I hope that there won't be more serious accidents than that! :-)
No, I do not know Douglas Harding, but I 'put him on my list', for future readings, as it sounds interesting. And, as said previously, you have quite a many books which are, or should be on this 'list' of mine...
Joel, I've realized that you have a lot of theology books, and this brings me to ask you, if you have settled your 'relations with god'? These books, this subject, belong to the past, or is it a current/continuous 'project' for you? Would be nice to hear from you about this.
Now, to the Karinthy issue, to coincidences... As a matter of fact, the book in my 'library' is just the book you mentioned with its English title - in the original, Hungarian language. I inherited this book from my late mother's library, which, regretfully, I could keep only partially. Anyway, I tried to read it many years back, but couldn't go through it, as I found it too 'heavy' then. Now, that you have recommended it (that's the way I comprehended your comment on it) - after reading your mail, I got up, pulled it straight out from the shelf and read it - almost breathlessly.
Yes, heavy it is still. But, to continue with the coincidence line - the subject, regretfully, is incredibly relevant to my situation at the moment: being on recovery after a dog-accident caused operation... with many-many of Karinthy's contemplations similar to mine in these days!
So, though being a totally secular person, far away from any hint or smell of mysticism even, this is a considerable 'piece' of coincidence chain (all explainable!)!
So, thank you for excavating for me this marvelous, serious book which made me laugh more than once, and will gladly hear from/about you more,
best,
Ariel
(pseudonym)
publicado por arielshalev às 10:39 am (EST) em Jan 23, 2008