The Nietzschean Dawn
02.12.202420:04
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Pay attention to what has been said here hitherto.
Pay attention to what has been said here hitherto.
02.12.202418:27
Admittance without shame - to face the hard reality is the first step toward overcoming.
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The Nietzschean Dawn
02.12.202417:05
That would be the dearest thing to me - thus doth the seduced one seduce himself - to love the earth as the moon loveth it, and with the eye only to feel its beauty.
01.12.202416:41
30.11.202418:46
Have you ever spoken like this? Have you ever cried like this?
30.11.202418:26
The people told me, however, that the big ear was not only a man, but a great man, a genius. But I never believed in the people when they spake of great men - and I hold to my belief that it was a reversed cripple...
02.12.202419:54
You die at dawn.
02.12.202418:20
He who has always spared himself much will in the end become sickly of so much consideration. Praised be what hardens!
Zarathustra
Zarathustra
02.12.202417:02
30.11.202418:59
My measure of taste: The extent to which a sense channels contents from unheard, unseen, untouched and the unforeseen.
30.11.202418:45
What does your body say about your soul? Is not your soul poverty and filth and wretched contentment?
30.11.202418:24
But such things are not said for long ears. Neither does every word suit every mouth.
02.12.202418:32
"What doesn't kill me only makes me stronger" (out of context) is a destructive and disadvantageous thought. I can tell you countless possibilities which will make you weaker and not kill you
02.12.202418:15
"The day will come when the most solemn concepts which have caused the most fights and suffering, the concepts "God" and "sin," will seem no more important to us than a child's toy and a child's pain seem to an old man - and perhaps "the old man" will then be in need of another toy and another pain - still child enough, an eternal child!"
01.12.202417:14
"Inevitably linked with the moment of climax, there is a minor rupture suggestive of death; and conversely the idea of death may play a part in setting sensuality in motion."
Bataille
Bataille
30.11.202418:54
Perhaps the greatest damage comes not from religious pity, but from the tasteful moralism.
30.11.202418:42
Even the wisest among you is only a confusion and hybrid of plant and phantom.
30.11.202414:44
02.12.202418:31
"A typically morbid being cannot become healthy, still less make itself healthy; for a typical healthy person, conversely, being ill can even be an energetic stimulant to living... This, indeed, is how that long period of illness appears to me now: it was as if I discovered life anew, myself included; I turned my will to health, to life, into my philosophy...
The years when my vitality was at its lowest were when I stopped being a pessimist: the instinct for self-recovery forbade me a philosophy of poverty and discouragement... How do you tell if someone has turned out well! By the fact that someone who has turned out well is good for our senses: the stuff he is made of is at once hard, delicate, and fragrant. Only what he finds conducive is to his taste; his pleasure, his enjoyment stops when the mark of what is conducive is overstepped. He guesses correctly what will heal harm, he exploits strokes of bad luck to his advantage; what does not kill him makes him stronger."
Ecce Homo
The years when my vitality was at its lowest were when I stopped being a pessimist: the instinct for self-recovery forbade me a philosophy of poverty and discouragement... How do you tell if someone has turned out well! By the fact that someone who has turned out well is good for our senses: the stuff he is made of is at once hard, delicate, and fragrant. Only what he finds conducive is to his taste; his pleasure, his enjoyment stops when the mark of what is conducive is overstepped. He guesses correctly what will heal harm, he exploits strokes of bad luck to his advantage; what does not kill him makes him stronger."
Ecce Homo
02.12.202418:13
"In all our actions, including those that appear selfless, we are in search of some kind of pleasure, even if it is only the pleasure of self-esteem. But while our desire for pleasure is infinite, our mental and physical organs are capable only of limited and temporary pleasures..."
Giacomo Leopardi
Giacomo Leopardi
01.12.202416:49
"Experience is, in fever and anguish, the putting into question (to the test) of that which a man knows of being. Should he in this fever have any apprehension whatsoever, he cannot say: “I have seen God, the absolute, or the depths of the universe”; he can only say “that which I have seen eludes understanding”—and God, the absolute, the depths of the universe are nothing if they are not categories of the understanding. If I said decisively, “I have seen God,” that which I see would change. Instead of the inconceivable unknown—wildly free before me, leaving me wild and free before it—there would be a dead object and the thing of the theologian, to which the unknown would be subjugated."
Bataille
Bataille
30.11.202418:47
I love him who scatters golden words in advance of his deeds, and always does more than he promises
30.11.202418:37
Only through courage is any progress possible.
In the courage to inflict suffering, to bear pain, to act dangerously, to risk external possessions... in the face of most terrific and strongest obstacles... the only resistance, if you will believe me, is fear.
The only direction of all progress is toward the overcoming of fear, and ultimately death.
In the courage to inflict suffering, to bear pain, to act dangerously, to risk external possessions... in the face of most terrific and strongest obstacles... the only resistance, if you will believe me, is fear.
The only direction of all progress is toward the overcoming of fear, and ultimately death.
29.11.202420:25
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