“In infinite resignation there is peace and repose; anyone who wants it, who has not debased himself by—what is still worse than being too proud—belittling himself, can discipline himself into making this movement, which in its pain reconciles one to existence.”
Fear and Trembling is a work of philosophical fiction that delves into the complexities of human emotions and ethical choices. The narrative revolves around the protagonist's internal struggles and the consequences of his actions, intertwining the concepts of love, faith, and the human capacity for moral reasoning. more
“Disciplined training is a prerequisite for true artistic spontaneity.”