Quotes About Existence
Nothing is innocent, and nothing is insignificant, it's all a big endless puzzle.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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I believe, unswervingly, agonizingly, that it is in freaks that Being breaks through to the surface and reveals its true nature.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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Obsession is, in any case, the premonition of the existence of an individual language, an irreproducible language through the attentive use of which we will be able to uncover the truth. We must follow this premonition into regions that to others might seem absurd and mad. I don't know why this language of truth sounds angelic to some, while to others it changes into mathematical signs or notations. But there are also those to whose whim it speaks in a very strange way.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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zrozumia?am, ?e smutek jest wa?nym s?owem w definicji ?wiata. Le?y u podstaw wszystkiego, jest pi?tym ?ywio?em, kwintesencj?.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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Ludzie my?l?, ?e ?yj? bardziej intensywnie ni? zwierz?ta, ni? rosliny, a tym bardziej - ni? rzeczy. Zwierzeta przeczuwaj?, ?e ?yj? bardziej intensywnie ni? ro?liny i rzeczy. Ro?liny ?ni?, ?e ?yj? bardziej intensywnie ni? rzeczy. A rzeczy trwaj?, i to trwanie jest bardziej ?yciem ni? cokolwiek innego.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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A thing that is not talked about ceases to exist.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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Nie ma tu nikogo, Bóg stworzy? ?wiat i umar? z wysi?ku.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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In reality, movement doesn't exist. Like the turtle in Zeno's paradox, we're heading nowhere, if anything we're simply wandering into the interior of a moment, and there is no end, nor any destination.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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People think they live more intensely than animals, than plants, and especially than things. Animals sense that they live more intensely than plants and things. Plants dream that they live more intensely than things. But things last, and this lasting is more alive than anything else.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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On a Wednesday in January, at seven in the morning, it's plain to see that the world was not made for Man, and definitely not for his comfort or pleasure.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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I realized that sorrow is an important word for defining the world. It lies at the foundation of everything, it is the fifth element, the quintessence.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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Reality has grown old and gone senile; after all, it is definitely subject to the same laws as every living organism—it ages.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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?wiat móg? powsta? tylko dlatego, ?e Bóg go opu?ci?. Najpierw by?o co?, a potem tego zabrak?o. To jest ?wiat. ?wiat ca?y jest brakiem.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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the world itself demands to be narrated, and only then does it truly exist, only then can it flourish fully. But also that by telling the story of the world, we are changing the world. That is why God created the letters of the alphabet, that we might have the opportunity to narrate to him what he created. Reb Mordke always chuckled at this. "God is blind. Did you not know that?" he would say. "He created us that we would be his guides, his five senses.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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Everything about my own face that seemed to me familiar and obvious had vanished; what remained was a distinctive scattering of dots that symbolized the planets set against the celestial vault. I cannot be someone other than I am. How awful.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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To my mind, Death should be followed by the annihilation of matter. That would be the best solution for the body. Like this, annihilated bodies would go straight back into the black holes whence they came. The Souls would travel at the speed of light into the light. If such a thing as the Soul exists.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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Learning intuitively, we will immediately notice the deterministic necessity of the existence of all things. Everything that is necessary cannot be otherwise.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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It's not about whether God exists or not. It's not like that. To believe, or not to believe, that is the question.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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La morte implica la privazione del diritto al movimento, perché la vita è movimento. Il corpo ucciso smette di muoversi. L'uomo è un corpo.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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?wiat si? sko?czy?, cho? zatrzyma? pozory trwania. Tak wygl?da prawdziwy koniec.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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Man harnesses his suffering to time. He suffers as a result of the past and extends his suffering into the future. In this way he creates despair.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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We believe we are free, and that God will forgive us. Personally I think otherwise. Finally, transformed into tiny quivering photons, each of our deeds will set off into Outer Space, where the planets will keep watching it like a film until the end of the world.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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Cz?owiek, którego widzisz, nie dlatego istnieje, ?e go widzisz, ale dlatego, ?e to on na ciebie patrzy.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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Mert minél tisztább, minél élesebb a tudat, annál több benne a rettegés. (...) Ha nem tudunk róla, hogy létezünk, megszabadulunk az id?t?l és a haláltól.
~ Olga Tokarczuk
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