Franz KafkaThe observer of the soul cannot penetrate into the soul, but there doubtless is a margin where he comes into contact with it.
About This Quote
We all know that our thoughts, desires, and emotions are not always rational. We think of something, and then we feel it. We may not be conscious of such things, but we still feel them. It is the same with the soul.
It is the invisible thing that dwells inside our bodies that we cannot see or touch or hear or smell or taste. It is the beautiful, mysterious thing that we call the soul.
Source: Blue Octavo Notebooks
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