This book invites readers into a philosophical journey through existence, time, and the quiet chaos of being human.
Blending existentialist thought, quantum physics, and fragments of lived experience, the book explores the strange intersection between science and soul —between what can be measured and what can only be felt.
Written in language both poetic and direct, Amor Fati transforms complex ideas into reflections anyone can feel: what is the purpose of life, and what do we do with the unbearable awareness of our own consciousness?
It is philosophy for beginners, dreamers, and skeptics alike —for those who have looked at the night and wondered why they are here at all.
Not everyone will cry in the same way: some will remain silent, others will feel anger, others will want to embrace someone. What matters is that no one will remain indifferent.
Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, and Cioran, among others, appear as accomplices in the delirium. Every page unsettles, provokes, wounds… yet also opens a portal toward the freedom of accepting everything, even the unbearable.
