Well, this
is my dad’s other (second one) maxim, that making my usual internet research I
learned was first coined by Nietzsche, a famous German philosopher who
influenced very, very much the modern intellectual history, I find it somewhat
interesting that he died in 1900 at my
exact age now (55) in addition I love that one of his books is one written
directly for my Ventura sista, that I bet real money she never read neither she
ever will, its title in fact is “the death of God” I find it that he frequented
an homosexual brothel in §Vienna and was “proud” for having contracted syphilis, he
influenced a bunch of other philosophers, among them, in fact Freud….a master
for some of the losers I know, he defined
in his works what he named the Apollonian and Dionysian schools of thinking.
Anyway, if
I follow this other maxim that my dad said very, very often, I cannot really
define what I’ve become as a person and the huge change in personality and inner
strength I mean, I used to be famous for my strength and determination but my
accident totally transformed me…..I believe very much because I entered the so
called “Afterlife” to which I feel to be still very connected in some way, in
fact it happens almost every night to have what I’d be calling “crazy dreams”
that while often put me in a car with some of my high school mates - often the
craziest ones – I dream with the same frequency about some of the losers who
participate in ruining my life (you know who you are), I dream in fact not only what’s
about to happen to them – already truly verified – but, I thought it was
because I had kept some type of contact with Jesus Christ (whom I had said to have met during my 2 months long coma). My
unique difficulty is that – as my dad use to say, I’ve been the “Carlo yesterday”
pretty much since birth, therefore what I think it’s about to happen, it
can really happen 20 years from when I predict it and say it.
However the
fact that I have no memory whatsoever to ever have met with Jesus, neither to
have made any agreement with him, made me put “in a drawer” the entire idea.
HOWEVER,
what’s very true is that I recall exactly
the terms of this agreement that – for the most part – is turning out to be
true.
To end this
post about how correct my dad always was, I invite you, my reader to enjoy both
the videos AND the websites I linked below.
- https://www.thebestbrainpossible.com/what-doesnt-kill-you-makes-you-stronger/
- https://www.dictionary.com/e/slang/what-doesnt-kill-you-makes-you-stronger/
- https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2075908/So-Nietzsche-WAS-right-What-doesnt-kill-makes-stronger-scientists-find.html
- https://www.quora.com/Does-emotional-pain-make-one-stronger-How
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedrich_Nietzsche#Reception_and_legacy
- https://www.thefamouspeople.com/profiles/friedrich-nietzsche-128.php
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