Some of Frank Sinatra's lyrics were his way and Shestovian

"The positive central idea is that the human psyche, or soul, really believes in itself, and in nothing else." excerpt from D. H. Lawrence's foreword to "All Things Are Possible" (1905). The title borrows a phrase from The Christian Bible, although Shsetov may have shuffled off some beliefs about dogmatic organized religion.

I knew Shestov from some existential philosophy forum back in university 20 years ago. Although I didn't actually understand much, my lean towards Russian music and literatures (especially Rachmaninoff and Dostoevsky) helped me to gain some insights to Shestov's ideas.

I might go back to revisit his books when I'm older.