As a sailor sits in a small boat in a boundless raging sea, surrounded on all sides by heaving mountainous waves, trusting to his frail vessel; so does the individual man sit calmly in the middle of a world of torment, trusting to the principium individuationis.
— Arthur Schopenhauer - World as Will and Representation (via viciousnessinthekitchen)
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