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The Four Agreements is insanely insightful. Great book

Cant Hurt Me By David Goggins

had to read the alchemist for school last year s*** banged

I'm still looking for my quake book.

ham on rye

Albert Camus, The Stranger
Platon, The Republic
Hegel, The Phenomenology of Spirit

How did Hegel influence/change you? Studied both plot and ideology from the book last year, it was really a chore to get into it.

I think it's a book you can only really appreciate when you go into the state when you question yourself about consciousness of an object or yourself. I had this moment when I really was in need of answers and this book came like a revelation

Hegel’s philosophy can be seen as an exhaustive elaboration, always increasing in richness and complexity, of every possible variation, each coming from the previous one.

The essential reason why Hegel was so often misunderstood by his readers is linked to the difficulty of doing justice to the Hegelian conception of the absolute. This conception does not imply the absorption of reality into the idea, but must rather be understood in the sense of a unity of finite and infinity.

The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz

if on a winters night a traveler

Things fall apart
Road less travelled
Home going
Island

The Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie.

This man’s mastery of the English language is a f***ing sight to see. Mandatory reading for any Indian, but honestly anyone can and will love it.

How to Slowly Kill Yourself and Others in America by Kiese Laymon

Reading now. Very eye opening

Should be taught in schools!

Siddhartha

I read this it's pretty good!

Clara by Janice Galloway
The shadow of the eunuch (L'ombra de l'eunuc in spanish) by Jaume Cabré

The alchemist is a terrible book tbh

If you teach anyone how to do s*** in your life even yourself tbh then Mindset is incredible

This and power of now

By Carol Dweck?

Its a great way to introduce philosophy to younger people