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Curse Quote by Thomas Berger

“But, Sire, the curse which shall ruin you eventually is the selfsame which ruins all men, irrespective of their actions good or evil, and that is Time, which is the issue of an incestuous act performed by God on reality.” quote by Thomas Berger
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““But, Sire, the curse which shall ruin you eventually is the selfsame which ruins all men, irrespective of their actions good or evil, and that is Time, which is the issue of an incestuous act performed by God on reality.””

Thomas Berger

About This Quote

Source Book: Little Big Man by Thomas Berger, 1964

Time is the ultimate force that destroys everything, regardless of moral choices, and it stems from a divine paradox.

In simple terms: Time destroys all, no matter good or evil.

Key Takeaway

Recognize time’s inevitability and act wisely.

Themes

mortality philosophy divine paradox human condition time

Mood

reflective serious philosophical

Type

advice reflective philosophical

When to use this quote

  • personal planning
  • legacy building
  • ethical decision making
  • spiritual reflection

Key Concepts

entropy fate theology existentialism

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you balance urgency with acceptance?
  • What actions give meaning against time’s erosion?
A Different Perspective

Time’s impact can be mitigated by meaningful actions, but its inevitability remains.

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