It is really not that hard to do.
Zarthustra's Ape was by the edge of town. This was the epitome of fanboy. A person who liked all the pretty songs but had no clue what they meant.
In beauty you can't patent a fragrance; in Satanism you can't replicate an essence. The juxtaposition of the amoral vs. the slave morality of greater society couldn't have been more lost on Zarthustra's Ape.
But what is slave morality? It's not specifically the shit in the bible, lets start there. The superorganism of thought evolves its way through its local habitat. Normative behavior is mutagenic.
The slave (ape) is bound by those laws, even if it is expressed through condemnation. Any myopic belief they are any kind of superman has been voided by a mindset ruled by image saturation.
Zarthustra's Ape derived no satisfaction being apart, but being one with his prophet.
Now comes the game.
Find Zarthustra's Ape. Analyze yourself and people around you and maybe you can identify who the monkey at the gate is in your world is...
Maybe...
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Anna
Apr 8 '18
The foaming fool's transgression was not so much imitation as the lack of love. I know how it sounds... but the reason Zarathustra condemned the city was love and care for its inhabitants and their wasted potential. The reason the fool hated the city was vengeance and hurt pride. He wasn't flattered enough.
As much as the fool hates the city he's still part of it. He warns the prophet not to come to the city but he himself didn't depart. The prophet asks him why he didn't go to the forest or another place of solitude. In his veins, there is the same filthy blood, because he didn't leave. "When though warnedst me - why didst not thou warn thyself?" So the prophet advises the fool to pass by in order to purify his heart.
You share the characteristics of the fool if the reason for your rebellion is the desire for validation, if you hate the status quo but do nothing to distance yourself from it.
