Harry Potter, Quick, Help Bird Bro Think of Something

I know this is a good article... Although I don't understand it very well, I still have the ability to evaluate it aesthetically. The text is very philosophical and profound, and the heroine has many aspects... I just don't know why it was painful for me to read... It's difficult to understand... After finally understanding it, I felt that the expression was very depressing... Maybe I really don't have much experience and background... Looking at the title, I thought it would be a relaxing content... The contrast is too great. After reading it, I feel that the heroine is very lonely, like a kind of... Mental... Torture. Really bald_(:з∠)_

The introduction and opening chapter of the work are very fascinating, but the content becomes more profound and obscure as it goes on. It is really difficult to read, but you have to admire the author's research on theology and philosophy! I think this article is worth reading, but please be prepared, as we seem to be entering the brains of patients with mental illness to see the strange, familiar and unfamiliar world! If you don't understand, please click on the comment to see other people's discussions and analysis~ There are too many mystical contents, philosophical thinking, theological viewpoints, and allegorical metaphors in the book... White birds, crows, two-headed snakes, men holding lambs, and blood-red pool water. I always thought that the heroine had mental problems and everything was her hallucination. It wasn't until the author had something to say in Chapter 76 that I said, "Wow!" ~ I suggest you read the words and comments so that you can answer your questions! It's not very easy to read, but even if I read it in full, I still find it interesting. I really admire the author's knowledge and quality!

I feel like I can play a joke Early Bird Brother: Damn, wild life Di Mingga: Mom Ye, he is tricking me in life. Lysa: In the wilderness, people are born from their mothers Frisia: Mom, life is the wilderness/Life is (being) a mother Kinder: Mom, life is weeds

But but but, at the very beginning - at the very beginning of the article, Pai Li traveled through time. Although she quickly forgot about it, she merged into this world and blurred all perceptions of things above this world. As a result, after going around in such a big circle, I finally ascended. Or maybe I didn't understand it. I feel like the ascension I got after putting in so much effort ended up being the same thing I lost at the beginning. I feel like it took a lot of effort to find what I lost. Poor Brother Bird. But the story is very exciting. I really like this kind of protagonist who is addicted to power and pursues it. Brother Bird is a very pure power animal. She doesn't even have any other emotions to delay her. She is completely insensitive to emotions other than power. Compared to novels about the pursuit of love, this book is so cool in depicting rights! ! ! When you speak, the whole room becomes silent because of you. If you are traveling together, no one can walk in front of you. Everyone must be considerate of you, try to figure out your feelings, and make a statement that best suits your needs. Love may make you feel wronged, but rights will not make you feel wronged. If you are wronged because of your rights, it means your rights are not strong enough. In other words, love is giving others the right to hurt themselves, then right is to obtain the "love" of others (high imitation)

After reading it, it was so obscure that I wanted to give up the article at first. But the more I read, the more I read, and I started to feel vaguely nauseous, but also addictive. I felt like I had stayed up until early in the morning, very sleepy, but couldn't sleep. The spiritual feeling, and the metaphorical stories with religious implications from time to time gave me a bit of a headache, because I don't really like guessing riddles, nor do I like watching others read and understand. But the final ending can be considered complete for the time being. Brother Bird is a character that I vaguely think is awesome, but also vaguely look down on. It feels very troublesome. After reading it, I breathed a sigh of relief.

It is completely beyond my ability to understand. The whole text is full of various philosophical and religious contents. It hurts my brain. I can understand it in another twenty years. Now I can understand why some people don't need love and only need benefits, but I still don't understand how faith and religion can enlighten people.

It's very stream of consciousness... I find it interesting because the writing is really top-notch, but I find it uncomfortable because the essence of reading this article is to be baptized by other people's consciousness, and the boundaries between negation and affirmation will become blurred in theology and religion, which is very different from the values ​​​​that the public can access in real life. How should I put it, reading this article feels very similar to listening to a missionary analyze human nature to me. It is philosophical but not just philosophical. It seems right but there is nothing wrong with it. Obviously I came here to find happiness, but in the end I was taught a lesson for no reason. It turns out that HP's world view is essentially my ticket, but I don't understand why I boarded Noah's Ark...

Agamben said: "Obscurity is a kind of light, a light that tries to reach us but does not reach us." When God casts a fleeting glance from above the world, most people are still mediocre, while a few people raise their heads and stare into the darkness. Existence precedes essence, they are exposed to madness, delusion, and trembling, and the lucky ones get out of the cocoon of life. Then they become light. Pelican, the sad water bird, the slave of the water, is also Jesus in the cocoon. "I want to wake up and I should touch." The willingness to touch is revival, strength, love, Mary Magdalene and life. I heard the sound of war cannons raging across the world, the greedy sound of the half-decayed World Tree decaying and growing, coming from the vast land, and thoughts pouring out. It was as if my childhood life was suddenly thrown into a grand narrative, and I became a part of this grand idea. I glimpse chaos, madness, and hope in the great literature

My brain hurts +1. Without the author's explanation, I couldn't understand it at all. After reading it, I didn't know what I was looking at.

When I read this book, I felt that my mental state was not as bad as I thought.