"Seemingly the most victorious among us, he suddenly sank, helpless and broken, before the Christian cross."
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I sometimes think about how my ancestors would want me to live my life, and i found the answer to be actually pretty simple and satisfying: Live your life as wild and truthful as you can, live the fullest of yourself without trying to do what others want you to, because if they really care about you, they would want precisely this from you, that you live your life being the fullest you possible, making the wildest and bravest choices that your heart desires to make, try to experiment with life like if it was a game, take action on your desires and will. At the end of the day, nothing specifically matters, but everything does, it depends only on you and what your heart wants.
2 months ago | 1
Absolutely!! I recommend your book to young men that I interact with. Keep up the good work!!!
2 months ago
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The most powerful moment for Zen is in the most painful moments. I like it. You’re wise.
2 months ago | 0
Reading all of Nietzsche’s works in my 20s, j later converted to Catholicism due to how much he respect/hated it. I always had issues with Christs apparent weakness. But that itself is a weakness
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In Nietzsche's AntiChrist, while repudiating Christianity and its elements, he had mutual respect and love for Jesus for he's differing path of self-mastery. The 'hardcore Nietzschean's' don't realize he'd vomit at an ideology named after him.
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Created in the Image of God? It doesn't take a harcore Nietzschean to disagree with that
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Find the way that resonates with your soul and heart, that's what will make you beautiful. If you seek peace, you seek peace, if someone (even Nietzsche) thinks that's wrong, you shouldn't care really, you are the soul of your life and you obey only to yourself, wouldn't it be a sign of weakness just obeying to Nietzsche's commands? Wouldn't Nietzsche respect more a man that does what he truly wants, despite Nietzsche's own ranting? And why would you care? Anyone should just stop trying to impress others and start listening to their own selves.
2 months ago | 0
Completely agree with the sentiment, although I share a Nietzschean view of Christianity. God bless you on your journey.
2 months ago | 0
Jesus Christ is the truth the way and the life, no one can come to the Father accept through him and blessed are those who proclaim His name.
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"For while I am the victor, I am simultaneously the loser". What a curious thing to imagine. More so, maybe, to notice. Peace isn't always losing. For the brother that is a bit much engaged, maybe. Some times, to lose is to win, to win is to lose, and other times all that's left is certainty of will. Whether it's yours or elsewise. Maybe sometimes the best is simply earnest. Interesting to share thought here.
2 months ago | 0
life is good and god is great but honestly i will not be missing this lifetime whenever i die 😂
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I'm a hardcore Übermensch pursuer but that I can live with Mr Abraham man😂
2 months ago | 1
In my opinion, God is Emptiness full of potentialities, his essence is love and bliss. But both peace and war are Emptiness Dancing, and are expressions of love.
2 months ago | 0
After a time of struggle, I always get a blissfull and calming sensation, the feeling of victory of overcoming. This Absolutely fuels me, and every time I instictively realize that I can either choose a Path of struggle or of comfort at a random situation, I Will always choose to struggle
2 months ago | 0
Wisdom Warriors
The hardcore Nietzscheans may hate this one, but it's true for me:
You are made in the image and likeness of God. And God is unshakable peace.
The struggles you face, are there to help you reclaim that peace.
Peace and power is the essence of your spirit. Embodied, they are the crown of a king.
... What do you think?
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