Genius and suicide (part II)

Death – or, more precisely, living one’s own death – is a feeling integrated into the depth of any human being. That such an intimate feeling is kept in silence for most of the time is no wonder, given that so many fundamental psychological phenomena (such as “the lived body”, or the corporal cenesthetic sense), in their their turn, remain hidden and silent, until an event or the pathology bring them to the forefront of existence.