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Today, after seven years of work, The Law of the Sublime is out in the world.
When I started this book, I had an ambitious plan. I would go down the Amazon, find chimpanzees in the wilds of Africa, and cross the Gobi Desert, then write about those experiences of awe.
Then, on a hot August afternoon in 2018, I had a stroke while driving in Los Angeles. A blood clot cut off oxygen to my brain, and within seconds I lost consciousness. When I woke up in the hospital, I learned how close I had come to the point of no return. My left hand was frozen into a claw, and I could barely feel my left leg, but something strange happened.
On the ambulance ride home, I looked out at the people on the street, and for a moment I felt I could be inside their bodies and hear their thoughts. It was marvelous and weird, and I knew it was time to write this book.
I couldn't type, so I wrote every page by hand, dictated it, printed it out, and edited it all over again. I couldn't take the long hikes that had carried me through my six previous books. Then one afternoon I woke from a nap in my backyard to find a grasshopper inches from my face, and I understood that this small backyard would have to be my Amazon jungle. The lizards, the hummingbirds, the insects became my teachers.
My limits turned out to be a blessing. They forced me to find the Sublime in the simplest things, and that is what this book is about.
Most of us live inside a circle: an everyday consciousness shaped by culture, convention, and, more and more, technology. That circle keeps shrinking, and we grow bored and restless. Just outside it is the Sublime, a realm that is frightening and exciting at once, pulling us out of our comfort zones and opening us to a much wider reality. The book maps 12 points outside that circle, and each one is a different face of the Sublime.
Inside, you'll find stories of near-death encounters, astonishing discoveries, and radical changes of consciousness, along with exercises and meditations so you can feel the Sublime yourself, not just read about it.
The Sublime doesn't require travel or exotic adventures. It only requires a new pair of eyes for the reality all around you.
βThe Law of the Sublime is available now in hardcover, ebook, and audiobook.
Thank you for your support of my work. I hope you enjoy reading this book, and I look forward to hearing your feedback.
With gratitude,
Robert Greene
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the day i learned that talarico is brazilian slang for "steal your girl"
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tutto giusto direi.
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Clavicular says the secret to a better personality is METHOD ACTING different characters, so when girls REJECT him itβs not actually him getting rejected π€―π
βWhen Iβm cold approaching Iβm playing a CHARACTER, so when I get rejected Iβm actually NOT getting rejected, the character is.β
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Abbiamo presente tutti che siamo stati sommersi per giorni interi di notizie per farci terrorizzare dalla figura di Yousef Siher β che non aveva fatto nulla di nulla β come un pericoloso terrorista,
mentre sull'attentato di Cracovia che ha una altissima probabilitΓ di essere emulato anche in Italia, dove giovani neonazi dalle intenzioni simili sono stati arrestati anche molto di recente, non si sta spargendo mezza notizia?
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Perhaps the most glaring difference between now and 20 years ago is that relations between the sexes were much less polarized. Cross-sex friendship groups were common. Male-female dialogue was much more easygoing. The difference is obvious looking at pop culture from that time.
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There is more opportunity than ever before. People just donβt realize it or appreciate it because they are also more distracted than ever before.
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So this is how the Hasbara works to delegitimise those who protest against Israel's actions. For example, Francesca Albanese's visit to the Oireachtas: In a 2 hour session they take a snippet of, say 20 seconds. They misrepresent what was said and spread it around the world. Get it out to Hillel Neuer - with his large social media following. Get it to local activists. Get it to Israeli media e.g. The Times of Israel who then quote the local activists. Re-tweet. Rinse, repeat.
Of course what they don't want to know or talk about is what was in the rest of the 2 hours of the meeting. I've made my own transcript and have put some extracts here.
She makes several charges against Israel, that the Israeli government does not want heard. She also reminds Europeans of their responsibilities. Here's some extracts:
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I've spent the last 7 years researching and writing about the sublime. I am excited to share the book with you all in 3 days!
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Replying to @frncsc_cnt
Programma da centrosinistra organico ma il 100% dei commentatori sinceri democratici pragmatici competenti diranno che Γ¨ la pericolosa deriva islamosovietpopulista per arginare la quale si deve votate Hitler ππ»
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Non succede quasi mai, ma quando i giornalisti si scontrano con la realtΓ e il risultato lo postano su questa piattaforma gratuita facendo trasparire tutto il loro disagio di non saper stare al mondo, devo dire che sono quasi contento che Draghi ci ha accollato l'Inpgi.
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Approaching the fifteenth anniversary of his death, I wrote about what I still admire about Christopher Hitchens
bensixsmith.com/p/what-i-stiβ¦
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Finalmente, pare, hanno scelto uno che farΓ il primo James Bond friendzonato pure da quella sottona di Miss Moneypenny.
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Millennial David Foster Wallace and Chuck Palahniuk and Bret Easton Ellis would all have been gatekept out of mass literary success. They would write some good tweets though. Franzen would be on Substack.
A statistic that sounds fake but isn't: Not one single white American man born after 1984 has published a work of literary fiction in The New Yorker.
It's not because they stopped writing. It's because The New Yorker has refused to publish them. The publishing industry has blacked out a generation of male writers & then they wonder why boys don't read.
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"You don't know what it is to look round the table and see reflected from every seat at it (where they sit) some horribly well remembered expression of inadaptability to anything."
Dickens on his sons.
(I mean, imagine the pressure you'd feel being Dickens' son!)


































