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" "The first eternity we encounter is that of rocks, of the swooping contour of the plains, of the skylines: all that is resistant, unchanging. ... You are facing a mountain, walking among great trees, and you think: they are just there. They are there, they didn’t expect me, they were always there. They were there long before me and they will still be there long after me.
Frédéric Gros (born 30 November 1965) is a French philosopher.
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La première éternité qu’on rencontre est celle des pierres, du mouvement des plaines, des lignes d’horizon : tout cela résiste. ... Je suis face à cette montagne, je marche au milieu des grands arbres et je pense : ils sont là. Ils sont là, ils ne m’ont pas attendu, là depuis toujours. Ils m’ont indéfiniment devancé, ils continueront bien après moi.
But above all, silence is the dissipation of our language. ... In the silence of a walk, when you end up losing the use of words because by then you are doing nothing but walk, ... in that silence you hear better, because you are finally hearing what has no vocation to be retranslated, recoded, reformatted.
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Il y a le silence des marches dans la neige. Silence des pas étouffés sous un ciel blanc. Tout autour rien ne bouge. Les choses et le temps sont pris dans la glace. Immobilité sourde, tout est arrêté. Tout est uni, feutré. C’est un silence de mise en veille, de parenthèse cotonneuse, blanche, suspendue.