THE BREACH OF PHENOMENOLOGY
whole sphere that concerns the area of \u200b\u200btransgression, I believe is to be considered as the most paradoxical of slavery that man can conceive.
When we decide to transgress, we are motivated by the illusion of being able to reach beyond an obligation and an imposition, and we do it or violating or failing to comply with a rule pre-tax.
But rather than a step beyond, it is sadly (and more) of a host, say a yes, a bow their heads.
The only place that can be said right of the beyond, is close to the sphere of non-knowledge.
The point is that because the failure can be, it must always be preceded by the idolatry of a rule or an idea (in this case and others always accepted other masses).
Whenever we offend you, feel the pleasure of being able to get rid of this obsessive mandatory recall that occurs with the "thou shalt".
But this we believe to be a form of emancipation, is nothing but a fairy tale that we tell to our senses, made on purpose to make more power than the law of nature that could be totally averse than those who are our authentic needs.
Any law can in no way a law, and this is what the offender, dazed by his libidinous narcotic thrust, does not understand, he can not understand. For those who transgress this
is a slave, because he believes.
There are perhaps aware and perverse forms of transgression, which in this case should not in any order, as those who exercise, individuals are able to believe on purpose to enjoy, and therefore capable of not-knowing, not able to understand.
They are monsters, they are saints.
But the transgression itself, for as it is commonly understood, is the way that we can take more antifilosofica.
The transgression is in the margins of some human affairs, some aspects of nature.
is in itself a foolish laugh, conducted together with the fools at the expense of the happiness of Orpheus. The
transgression that has a vulgar, because it makes real what is meanest in the consensus of the masses.
Transgression is the production of garbage, and nothing else.
Luca Atzori
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