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What is it like to be the last one of a family branch? Slowly, over the years, dialogue turns to memories and since there is no more communication from anyone one is left behind with undisturbed thoughts, some of them amusing, and others recalling situations that were unnecessarily troubling.
Amor Fati is a Latin phrase not coined by the ancient Romans, but by the German philosopher, writer, and poet, Friedrich Nietzsche. The concept of Amor Fati is a recommendation to embrace, lovingly, each remembered occurrence of one's earlier life - taking the glee out of the good things and the distress, anger or disappointment out of the bad. The events of the past put you where you are today. Look at it as a neither good, nor bad, fact of life. Embracing one's earlier life with moderation may put a rational zest for living into everyone's reach."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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Maren Daglia was born is Germany in 1941. She moved to the U.S.A. in 1963 and has lived in Napa, California for the past fifty years..
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What is it like to be the last one of a family branch Slowly, over the years, dialogue turns to memories and since there is no more communication from anyone one is left behind with undisturbed thoughts, some of them amusing, and others recalling situations that were unnecessarily troubling. Amor Fati is a Latin phrase not coined by the ancient Romans, but by the German philosopher, writer, and poet, Friedrich Nietzsche. The concept of Amor Fati is a recommendation to embrace, lovingly, each remembered occurrence of one's earlier life - taking the glee out of the good things and the distress, anger or disappointment out of the bad. The events of the past put you where you are today. Look at it as a neither good, nor bad, fact of life. Embracing one's earlier life with moderation may put a rational zest for living into everyone's reach. Seller Inventory # 9781587907616