Malcolm Azania Quotes

Violence in the air like the stench of gasoline.

As Carl Jung said, avoidance of legitimate suffering is the root of all mental illness. And one truth you must suffer is that everything and everyone you love will eventually die.
Even gods.

When people are suffering, they usually hurt the people closest to them, because those are the only ones left around.

If everyone’s thinking the same thing, that’s only because no one’s thinking at all.

Lack of verifiability was a paranoiac’s playground paradise.

I know I’m not the same man I was eight days ago.
And I know it’s time to find out who I am.

How odd—disturbing, in fact—to hear someone address a god with such profane irreverence. But I suppose that the history of mythology is nothing if not proof that celestials are the instructors of man’s worst sins.

I never sought glory. Basic respect would suffice.

We expect you to debate everything. Question it all. Turn it upside down. They are your tools for investigating the universe. Don’t hide em away. Use them, all the time. The truth can always be questioned. Only lies die in the light.

People are so lazy, they want everything to be simple, but nothing is simple. Nothing.

MAY THE FORCE—”
“—FEED YOUR HORSE!

The Master said, “The ancestors scatter their wisdom like a sower his seeds, and those who would feast must first sweat beneath the sun.”

That uncountable myths and legends and ecclesiastical operas and dirges have at their core, if not in their trappings, near identical mechanisms, performances, and outcomes is proof most solid of the centrality of the panhuman subconscious—or superconscious—experience of the myriad and manifold wonders and terrors of the cosmos.

The two former lovers finally looked at each other, their faces crawling with the crabs of conflicting emotion.

We have a maxim," says Thag. "Find the tallest structure, and you will know who runs the world.