Hungry Ghosts
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He was a rather skeptical old bugger, being one of the leading lights of the Cynic School. These days ‘cynic’ is applied as a derogatory term, but back then it described an individual with a particular way of thinking about life.
Unfortunately none of Diogenes’ writings have survived so he only comes to us down the centuries in the anecdotes of others. It is reported he got up to all sorts of self-publicity stunts, like sleeping in a big ceramic jar in the marketplace. He took to carrying a ...lamp with him in the daytime while he searched in vain for an honest man. The central tenet of his philosophy – if I may paraphrase and simplify grossly – was that virtue was shown in actions, not in thoughts or words.
It’s rather difficult to disagree with that, methinks.
Furthermore, this may go some way to explain why a soupçon of guilt is swirling around the Braddock brain this sunny morning in Bangkok.
I feel bad about leaving Siam Welcomes You last night without seeing Pichaya again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a rather skeptical old bugger, being one of the leading lights of the Cynic School. These days ‘cynic’ is applied as a derogatory term, but back then it described an individual with a particular way of thinking about life.
Unfortunately none of Diogenes’ writings have survived so he only comes to us down the centuries in the anecdotes of others. It is reported he got up to all sorts of self-publicity stunts, like sleeping in a big ceramic jar in the marketplace. He took to carrying a ...lamp with him in the daytime while he searched in vain for an honest man. The central tenet of his philosophy – if I may paraphrase and simplify grossly – was that virtue was shown in actions, not in thoughts or words.
It’s rather difficult to disagree with that, methinks.
Furthermore, this may go some way to explain why a soupçon of guilt is swirling around the Braddock brain this sunny morning in Bangkok.
I feel bad about leaving Siam Welcomes You last night without seeing Pichaya again.
What to read after Hungry Ghosts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dolan to read onlineMoreLess
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