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« Every effort must be made to take advantage of even the most destructive situation. I insist on trials because they remain unavoidable. There is no point in talking, of epilogue for hours about suffering. We must find ways to eliminate it and, if we cannot, accept it, make sense of it. »
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Alexandre Jollien
Praise for weakness |
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Praise for weakness
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« There is nothing left to lose if everything is already lost. Freed from obsessions, we can then make ourselves available to what happens. »
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Alexandre Jollien
Living without why |
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Alexandre Jollien
Living without why
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« (pp. 71-72) Sometimes I blame myself for being impatient. Perhaps the great patience begins there, was patient in the face of his impatience. (...) Patience is not an effort, a tension, but a laissez-être, an abandonment precisely. »
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Alexandre Jollien
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Alexandre Jollien
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