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On Herr Kaspar's Birthday
« on: February 11, 2019, 10:51:04 pm »
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« Reply #1 on: February 12, 2019, 01:39:04 am »
I think it is best to keep things rather concrete.When I leave home  for office  in the morning I come across many,many good  looking women and without exception I feel”attracted” to them all. I like the sound of their voice,their bodily gestures.Even   the way   they carry  their bag.

If you’d excuse  by being  graphic-for the last week or so I had been suffering  for a touch of flu and it had weakened   by body. My  libido was asleep.  Yesterday I   felt better and my libido came back  with a vengeance.

I fantasize about beautiful  women.  Sometimes  even about impregnating  a woman-that acts  as a turn  on  when I  am in the grip of sexual frenzy. The  amount  of  semen I  spurted   yesterday was prodigious. And all the million of sperms in my semen seek   an  egg to fertilize.

Interestingly when  I am in company of  real women(mostly because of official reasons) I am very conscious of the consequence of any wrong move  on my part.

I am still in a  rather “good  job” as regards Indian  standards. I  somehow feel  that maybe very soon I’d be imprisioned due to some sexual misdemeanor.
In this country even  watching ****  has  been banned, so that  itself is  an  offence(do they   want us to do only the “real thing”?).And  once I am in the prison, my Will would be broken thoroughly. Maybe then  I would  be ready to take up maths more earnestly.



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I wonder if Schopenhauer felt the temptation of the  same intensity.
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Re: On Herr Kaspar's Birthday
« Reply #2 on: February 12, 2019, 07:13:26 pm »
Yes, sir.  I completely understand why the charms of certain women might drive you crazy like that.  There is a certain prototype that is most likely irresistible to any man with a pulse.  I sympathize with those who cannot help but fall to their knees and worship at her flowery alter.

And, yes, from what I read of Schopenhauer and his trips to Italy, he was not spared a troublesome libido.

As I must have said in the past, I have been spared much heartache mostly because I lack the prowess to attract the type of woman who I myself am attracted to.

I am totally in Schopenhauer's camp when he says toward the end of his life, "I have been very fond of women, but the feelings were never reciprocated."

This is related to your fears of facing some kind of punishment were you to "bark up the wrong tree."    I was forever barking up the wrong tree, and was usually forgiven for my transgressions, perhaps out of pity during my "Village Idiot" years.

PS:  A word to the wise.  Never, under any circumstances, pay a complement to a very young woman.   

It is quite natural to fantasize, and there is nothing illegal nor immoral about sexual fantasies.  Who on this earth of ours has the power or authority to deny a man the pleasure of fantasy?

Anyway, while I understand that my current "practice" is by no means for everyone, focusing on the analysis of algebraic or geometric information, and translating from one to the other is more often than not conducive to an equanimity that is, when push comes to shove, far more satisfying than any orgasmic release could be.  That's not to say that I do not succumb to sudden floods of carnal desire.  It's just that I do not seek it out.  I do not chase it or hunt for it.   Like the mythological  succubus, it takes me; I do not seek it out.

In India, the succubus is referred to as Yakshini, who are attendees of Hindu God of Wealth, Kubera and are considered to be guardians of hidden treasure in the earth. They are shown as beautiful, voluptuous females with wide hips and narrow waists, broad shoulders, and exaggerated spherical breasts. Yakshini's are believed to provide gratification to senses as they have extreme beauty and have power to delight the body. Thirty-six different types of Yakshini's are described in the texts of Tantras, who fulfill the different desires of human beings. They are believed to always remain young and beautiful, powerful, and effective, who if pleased can fulfill the materialistic desires of a person.    :o

« Last Edit: February 14, 2019, 04:35:32 pm by Kaspar the Jaded »
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Re: On Herr Kaspar's Birthday
« Reply #3 on: February 14, 2019, 12:11:09 am »
Herr Kaspar,

Here  is the thing-Scopenahuer would not,primarily, ask what a Succubus would look like as a representation ( very attractive to me),but what  she would feel inside her very being.I can only answer that question  by way of analogy by finding out how I feel inside of me.Awful very often.

Would  you agree that even the most beautiful & pampered  women  in this world must be  feeling awful  inside of them(they may not confess)  quite often?
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Re: On Herr Kaspar's Birthday
« Reply #4 on: February 11, 2020, 02:56:47 am »
Happy Birthday Captain HauserMay you find some amount of peace today.
Here is something for you on your birthday:

https://gofile.io/?c=tsisOx

I hope you continue to write and inspire all of us.
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Re: On Herr Kaspar's Birthday
« Reply #5 on: February 11, 2020, 03:53:18 pm »
Thank you, Holden.  That looks like a rarity, alright.

I'll be sure Kaspar checks it out in the twilight hours.

Another ridiculous day in an absurd universe.

I notice he stole his title from The Pessimist's Handbook: A Collection of Popular Essays, but I started reading it, and it looks worthwhile.  Thank you.

The good news:  our situation is hopeless.

FROM The Nightmare Network:

"Happy Birthday" by Thomas Ligotti  (From DEATH POEMS)

Even after a person
is gone from this world,
people often tend
to remember birthdays.

They say: today is
the birthday of someone
who would have been
so many years old.

So just in case you're
not around next year:
happy birthday.
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Re: On Herr Kaspar's Birthday
« Reply #6 on: February 12, 2020, 12:00:18 pm »
It was a very quick read, Holden.   You, yourself, can produce a far superior Pessimist's Handbook just from collecting some of your own notes on this existence.
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Re: On Herr Kaspar's Birthday
« Reply #7 on: February 16, 2020, 02:48:19 pm »
What I would like to produce is a three volume biography of yours starting with your earliest memories as a child.
What an indictment it would be of the gortish ideology.
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Re: On Herr Kaspar's Birthday
« Reply #8 on: February 16, 2020, 03:02:39 pm »
Mike will get it done-this is the candidate Bloomberg's slogan and it reminded me of Herr Hauser.To understand the world the way he does it is a kind of a miracle.
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Re: On Herr Kaspar's Birthday
« Reply #9 on: February 16, 2020, 03:54:01 pm »
Quote from: Holden
Would  you agree that even the most beautiful & pampered  women  in this world must be  feeling awful  inside of them (they may not confess)  quite often?

Myself, I often feel so miserable that I wish not to look anyone in the eyes.    So, yes, I would say that such a Creature must at times feel indescribably miserable.

It may be a matter of how much introspection we can stand.   

The more pampered, the more potential for misery and discomfort anxiety?

I like to say that it does not take much to make me content, and yet, there are days when no drug can cure me of the general discomfort of just being a creature in this world.    On days like today when I "don't feel myself," maybe I am actually feeling most myself ... and this self is not pleasant, plain and simple.   

How does a so-called writer probe this unpleasant nature within?

Some days I just don't know myself ... it is what Schopenhauer called the Will.   I don't think we can take ourselves too seriously.  After all, we are attempting to extract some kind of identity which hardly exists; that is, the fluctuating frustrations of the miserable will and how we police our own emotions so as not to be a Big Baby, which is what i feel like at times.
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Re: On Herr Kaspar's Birthday
« Reply #10 on: February 17, 2020, 12:42:05 pm »
It is not unfathomable in the least (that these girls really do love).  We were merely considering the ugly nature of this love, this want, this apparent need, longing, dissatisfaction, sense of lack.
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Re: On Herr Kaspar's Birthday
« Reply #11 on: February 17, 2020, 05:36:27 pm »
It is quite a miracle when I find myself content going over some mathematics through committed engagement with specific textbooks.   Hallmark makes no money off me on Valentine's Day, and I am content not to be pining away for any kind of "salvation via romance."

Romance is like a New Age Religion.  It has more to do with what one believes as opposed to any actual  physiological or chemical reaction.   I am not always able to find contentment in such mental activity, but at least I can try to create an atmosphere in which I might discover contentment, rather than seeking contentment in some "significant other."



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On Herr Hauser's Birthday( The Spiritual Arminius)
« Reply #12 on: February 11, 2021, 12:39:02 pm »
Herr Hauser,

I hope that you experienced some peace today,on your birthday.

You are,to me, a kind of “Spiritual Arminius”. It is believed that Arminius was the first man ever to take back a territory that had been colonised by the Romans and he did so ,not when the decline had set in the Roman Empire, but when it was at the zenith of its power and influence.

I am not sure if I would have managed to withstand the repeated attacks of the Gortish forces, if not for your  great guidance and influence.

Someone once wrote the following:

"When a man's heart is breaking and his soul is plunged into the depths of despair, their great predecessors turn their eyes towards them from the dim shadows --those predecessors  who knew how to deal with anxiety and affliction, mental servitude and physical bondage--and extend their eternal hands in a gesture of encouragement to despairing souls. Woe to the man that is ashamed to clasp those hands."

Yours has been a hand as described in the paragraph above, I have merely tried to clasp it for dear life.
I have written this before and would gladly write it a zillion more times, before meeting you, though I was a rebel against the Gortish forces, I did not possess a strong Weltanschuaung and so was a sitting duck for them.
Well, thanks to you, now I do possess one and much to my surprise, now,even the best and the most cunning of the gorts fail to deceive me. I see through them. I see them through the eyeglasses I received from you and I see their true colours.

I humbly wish and pray that before I am no more, I manage to  develop some tiny fraction of the depth of understanding that you attained.

I hope that you remain free from toothache and all other bodily ailments and mental anguish so that you may continue to study mathematics and philosophy and ,if possible, help poor and lost souls like me.

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Re: On Herr Kaspar's Birthday
« Reply #13 on: February 11, 2021, 06:03:26 pm »
Thank you Holden.  Of all the people on this earth, you have given my scribblings and babblings the most serious attention.  Your wishes are genuinely appreciated.

I learned a recipe from my sister for Sweet Potato Pie.  I made two pies yesterday.  I was also able to bake my own pizza last week, making the dough for crust from scratch.

My life is one of those never-to-be-written novels.  Mr. Hyde, or some deeper aspect of the Steppenwolf which will not be tamed or broken, has begun to assert itself once again:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3nNk5edzwM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjWhOoT2h7w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDstqHkWF6Y
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On Herr Kaspar's Birthday
« Reply #14 on: February 11, 2022, 01:49:07 am »
La Tristesse Durera Toujours                                  (The Sadness Lasts Forever ...)
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There is but one truly serious philosophical problem and that is suicide.-Camus