Nietsche

[Albert]

Not sure where to post these.
A couple of good videos I found quite inspiring
Nietzsche 1

Nietzsche 2

Nietzsche 3

Nietzsche 4

Nietzsche 5

[Matreus]

I'm sorry I didn't find this topic sooner. Nietzsche is the philosopher of Truth that no believer in morals has ever been able to adequately answer. Here is a passage from the close of the Second Essay in his On the Genealogy of Morals that I find highly inspirational. Perhaps it may serve as a charge to Creators to make manifest new values in a world of the White Man's creation:

"For all too long man has looked askance at his natural inclinations, with the result that they have ultimately become interwoven with 'bad conscience'. An attempt at reversal would in itself be possible - but who is strong enough to undertake it? - that is, an attempt instead to interweave bad conscience with the unnatural inclinations, all those aspirations to the beyond, the absurd, the anti-instinctual, the anti-animal, in short, to what have up to now been regarded as ideals, ideals which are all hostile to life, ideals which defame the world. To whom can one turn today with such hopes and demands?...The good men are the very people who would oppose it; as would, of course, the comfortable, the reconciled, the vain, the sentimentally effusive, the exhausted men... What is more deeply insulting to them, what isolates us more completely from them than to reveal a glimpse of our self-discpline and self-respect? And again - how accommodating, how kind the whole world shows itself to us, as soon as we behave like everyone else and 'let ourselves go' like everyone else!... Such a goal would require different kinds of spirit than are likely in this period, of all periods: spirits, who, strengthened through wars and victories, have developed a need for conquest, adventure, danger, pain; it would require acclimatization to sharp, high-altitude air, to winter expeditions, to ice and mountains in every sense, it would even require a kind of sublime wickedness, a last, self-assured intellectual malice which belongs to great health, it would require, in short - and which is bad enough - nothing less than this great health itself!... Is this still possible even today?... But at some time, in a period stronger than this brittle, self-doubting present, he must yet come to us, the redeemer of great love and contempt, the creative spirit whose compelling strength allows him no rest in any remote retreat and beyond, a spirit whose seclusion is misunderstood by the common people, as if it were a flight from reality - while it is only a further steeping, burrowing, plunging into reality, from which he may at some time return to the light, bearing the redemption of this reality: its redemption from the curse which the previous ideal has laid upon it. This man of the future, who will redeem us as much from the previous ideal as from what was bound to grow out of it, from the great disgust, from the will to nothingness, from nihilism, this midday stroke of the bell, this toll of great decision, which once again liberates the will, which once again gives the earth its goal and man his hope, this Antichristian and Antinihilist, this conqueror of God and of nothingness - he must come one day..."

RAHOWA,
Br. Matreus