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Gosra avec Samy from @samii64
From Belcourt to Tokyo to Montreal, from a dreamer to an achiever, Samy hkalna hyatou chuia :D
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Episode basé sur Huberman Lab Podcast #10.
Enjoy :)
This is a gift to you from my husband. (I forced him to do this hehe)
Enjoy.
نصائح يعاونونا نركزو
Basé sur:
1- Huberman Lab Podcast (Episode #6)
2- Freakonomics Radio Podcast ( Episode #225)
This audio-recording is available with and without music. You can find the one without music in the previous episode.
Enjoy :)
This text means a lot to me because Tipaza is my hometown and Albert Camu's work is home.
"But if one forgoes a part of what is, one must forgo being oneself; one must forgo living or loving otherwise than by proxy. There is thus a will to live without rejecting anything of life, which is the virtue I honor most in this world. From time to time, at least, it is true that I should like to have practiced it. Inasmuch as few epochs require as much as ours that one should be equal to the best as to the worst, I should like, indeed, to shirk nothing and to keep faithfully a double memory. Yes, there is beauty and there are the humiliated. Whatever may be the difficulties of the undertaking, I should like never to be unfaithful either to one or to the others. But this still resembles a moral code, and we live for something that goes farther than morality. If we could only name it, what silence!"
نتأملو فالماضي و نسّمحولو و نتقبلوه
3embali rah tkoun 5min mais djat 11min. Ih, ma3lich.
This text means a lot to me because Tipasa is my hometown and Albert Camus's work is home.
"But if one forgoes a part of what is, one must forgo being oneself; one must forgo living or loving otherwise than by proxy. There is thus a will to live without rejecting anything of life, which is the virtue I honor most in this world. From time to time, at least, it is true that I should like to have practiced it. Inasmuch as few epochs require as much as ours that one should be equal to the best as to the worst, I should like, indeed, to shirk nothing and to keep faithfully a double memory. Yes, there is beauty and there are the humiliated. Whatever may be the difficulties of the undertaking, I should like never to be unfaithful either to one or to the others. But this still resembles a moral code, and we live for something that goes farther than morality. If we could only name it, what silence!"
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