Quote by E. M. Cioran

We derive our vitality from our store of madness.

We derive our vitality from our store of madness.

Summary

This quote suggests that there is a source of energy and vibrancy within us that stems from our capacity for being unconventional, bold, or even crazed at times. It implies that embracing our eccentricities, passions, and unique perspectives can provide us with a certain liveliness and zest for life. Our willingness to step outside societal norms or embrace our hidden desires can unlock a deep well of vitality that fuels our overall well-being and enthusiasm. It suggests that our madness, when acknowledged and harnessed, can be a source of power and vigor in our lives.

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By E. M. Cioran

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