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Many and some may or may not have heard about Friedrich Nietzsche. For those who are not familiar with him, Friedrich Nietzsche was a German philosopher. He has been an influence to several political philosophies, including Satanism and the Left Hand Path. I discovered Nietzsche years ago from noticing his name on the "Special Thanks" list on the Satanic Bible written by Anton LaVey. At first being young at the time, I wasn't really certain to reading his works. It was later on from stumbling on Zach Black's youtube channel that I heard the name Thomas Leroy. (I of course mentioned about this individual on my previous thread) Mr. LeRoy is an interesting man who has made dozens of educational videos on the Left Hand Path. It was then that I stumbled on Mr. Nietzsche again.

Being intrigued I didn't know when to start reading up on this philosopher. It was finally years later that I began reading some of his works, "The Anti Christ," "Will to Power," and "Thus Spoke Zarathustra." (Still actually finishing up "Will to power" ). I should began on explaining a bit of "Thus Spoke Zarathustra." The Book "Thus Spoke Zarathustra" is one that I would recommend for any old and new folk here. I consider the book to underline the core concept of LHP and Satanic philosophy. This book explains the concepts of the OverHuman or Ubermensch, of how the human is to be overcome in order to become that Superman. Hence in Nietzsche's view he regards it to be a bridge in order to become that Ubermensch, henceforth being you might say the Lord to one's own destiny. Some of you like me have been trying to achieve this goal before opening up that book. To those who have not started opening this captivating book, buckle your seatbelt's and be in for a reflection of empowerment. Meanwhile here is a video for your mere curiosity my friends.

G.B. Feb 15 '21

oh yes i´ve read that book a few years ago. toughest read ever, started over several times, having to re-read almost every sentence several times. it was worth it, but i am not going to pretend i absolutely understood every single word he wrote.

“it is my ambition to say in ten sentences what others say in a whole book.”, that quote comes to mind when you read that book.

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darkravenus666 Feb 16 '21

Still want to read it lol

Anna Feb 16 '21

Tiresome stuff. I liked the part about yourself being your worst enemy ("The worst enemy you can meet will always be yourself; you ambush yourself in caverns and forests") because it reminds me of that recent horror movie "Us", in which the protagonists are attacked by their own doppelgangers living underground and eating rabbits raw and bloody. Definitely my favorite. The similar theme appears in many other horror movies, the titles I don't remember, but instead of old scares like ghosts, vampires, serial killers, monsters etc, you have your own reflection in the mirror haunting you, harassing you, plotting against you or even trying to murder you. Some even don't need to watch any movies or read Nietsche. It's enough they get up in the early morning and see themselves without make up.

Dark Enlightenment Feb 16 '21

So many apes at village gates. So much slave morality to be redefined as non-participation or failed grasping of nuance. So many opportunities to use the same repeating condundrum of still applicable morality. Like being so goth you still join the dance team just to be a contrarian to the other goth kids. (South Park reference)

IMO the most unintentionally ubermensch volk I see are the Discordians with their paradigms and such. They will use a moral precept to serve an underlying and subversive goal. Like having a virulent political opinion just to demonstrate the slavery of virulent political opinions. I feel that is a compelling application of coming down the mountain because their use is literally superior. Regardless of how idiots act in response, the use is still ironic.

The Church of Euthanasia is one of those. Is Troll Towelhead around? That was his church.

The 8-8-88 rally was another masterpiece of social transgression and use of slave morality to serve an underlying goal. And that was mostly to capitalize on The Satanic Panic and not go on the Michael Aquino Presdio defensive.

You also usually have to play a villain.

And this version is so much cooler then Billie Stagecoach McMuffin Navigator McKenzie's version.

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talisman Feb 17 '21

You could say a philosophical book is "tiresome". But comparing "Zarathustra" with Immanuel Kant "Critique of pure reason" , Zarathustra is a fairy tale. Reading, "Suppose now that you have a multitude of different substances as phenomena where each of them is completely isolated from the other, that is, it has no effect on the other and does not accept reciprocal effects from them, then I say that the synchronicity of these substances could not be at all the object of a strong sensory perception, and that the existence of one could in no way lead to the existence of the other in the empirical composition. Because, if you imagine them separated from a space completely empty, then the sensory perception, which progresses in time from one to the other, could certainly, through a subsequent sensory perception, determine its existence but could not distinguish whether the phenomenon objectively follows the first or rather whether it is synchronous with that."

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talisman Feb 17 '21

Quoting Baruch de Spinoza, from his work "Ethics" (Ethics demonstrated in geometrical order) , "The hypothesis of this proposition is false and can only be apprehended as long as we pay attention only to human nature or rather to God, not as it is infinite but only as it is the cause of human existence, as is apparent under proposition 4 of this part. But what we have already proved seems to have been signified by Moses in that story of the first man. In it, in fact, no other power of God is captured than the one with which he created man, that is, the power with which he sought only for the benefit of man, and so it is narrated that God forbade the free man to eat from the tree of knowledge. of good and evil and that as soon as he ate from it he would immediately be afraid of death rather than want to live. Then, after the man met the woman, who completely agreed with his nature, he learned that in nature there can be nothing that is more beneficial to him than her. But after believing that animals are like him, he immediately began to imitate his emotional influences and to abandon his freedom, which was later received by the Patriarchs, guided by the spirit of Christ, that is, by the idea of God, on which he alone depends. to be free and to wish for other people the good he desires for himself, as we have shown above."

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G.B. Mar 8 '21

interesting yt video i saw recently on this topic. Fight Club & Nietzsche https://www.youtube.com/...&ab_channel=BobDoyle

Petri Höylä Mar 19 '21

There is "Thus spoke Zarathustra"-audiobook on Youtube.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sv5IyRuEVI4

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