“That pain you feel,” Master Blint said almost gently, “is the pain of abandoning a delusion. The delusion is… — Brent Weeks
“That pain you feel,” Master Blint said almost gently, “is the pain of abandoning a delusion. The delusion is meaning, Kylar. There is no higher purpose. There are no gods. No arbiters of right and wrong. I don’t ask you to like reality. I only ask you to be strong enough to face it. There is nothing beyond this.
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