Red Book Out of Context

I bring you the beauty of suffering. - S/RE, p. 553

Are you in my garden or am I in yours? - S/RE, p. 552

Dearth makes contentment, not abundance. - S/RE, p. 550

They allowed man to become so blinded that he believed that there were no Gods, and that there was only one God who was a loving father, so that today someone who struggles with the Gods is even thought to be crazy. - S/RE, p. 550

There is no longer any unconditional obedience, since man has stopped being a slave to the Gods. He has dignity before the Gods. He is a limb that even the Gods cannot do without. - S/RE, p. 549

Alleviate the burning torment of the Gods. - S/RE, p. 548

That is your old and ingrained mistake, that the one excludes the many. - S/RE, p. 547

One need not think about it. - S/RE, p. 547

Take part in that which is. - S/RE, p. 547

What shall I tell you about the soul? Haven't you noticed that she has become multiple? - S/RE, p. 546

Old Gods have become new. - S/RE, p. 546

Do you not know what happened? Do you not know that the world has put on a new garb? That the one God has gone away, and that in turn many Gods and many daimons have come to man? - S/RE, p. 545

I spent a long time pondering his words, which evidently he had spoken to the dead, and I was horrified by the atrocities that attend the rebirth of a God. - S/RE, p. 544

Whoever lives invents his life for himself. - S/RE, p. 544

Why do men not see their stupidity? Stupidity is a daughter of the God. - S/RE, p. 544

I accepted all the joy and every torment of my nature and remained true to my love, to suffer what comes to everyone in their own way. And I stood alone and was afraid. - S/RE, p. 543

The time has come when each must do his own work of redemption. - S/RE, p. 543

Blessed is the dead one, who rests from the completion of his work. - S/RE, p. 543