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In this chapter there seems to be a lot about the necessity of choosing what one is actually doing, rather than just responding to a situation, for the danger of loosing one's self.

"Sanskrit retained it's charms, but like many with this virtue it was unable to defend itself bodily against those unable to appreciate them."

"Why can't a night like that be longer? If Alectryon could put a foot wrong, why can't the sun be compassionate enough to do the same?"

If he renounces the claim of the absolute in order to become relative, then eo ipso the tragic is his, even if he were the happiest of individuals; indeed I would say that it is only when the individual has the tragic that he becomes happy.

If he renounces the claim of the absolute in order to become relative, then eo ipso the tragic is his, even if he were the happiest of individuals; indeed I would say that it is only when the individual has the tragic that he becomes happy.