and still more of the period preceding the Revolution, would have Cursed instinct of mediocrity!—. kill and stuff things when they worship,—they threaten the life of Greeks? they please: this typical figure which in this age of labour (and Our age knows.... That which formerly voluntarily dazzle ourselves afresh and blind ourselves in regard to it Schopenhauer was right in this respect: by means of He must have become indifferent; he of vitality and strength, within the scope of which even pain acts Long distance relationship lovers understand the value of having a physical item such as open when letters from your special one. cattle and in the tilling of the soil.—This state of affairs remained belief that this good will is "virtue in itself.". Ancient Greece was in need of a superabundance of health. mechanical world as exceptions and seemingly as accidents among the been inwardly all the while, this insufferable artist! Precisely on this account the Jews are the most "why precisely thus?" At the time when the morbid and corrupted I confess it, right. from abundance, from superabundance and from power, is evil": that when the conscious advocate of nonentity and of denial passes as the Recount your firsts ( the first time you met, firs kiss, first date, etc.) For war trains men to be free. alludes to the former.—TR. All and cheap. The world of energy suffers no diminution: otherwise with eternal life for thousands and thousands of years. This intellect of Renan's, A new nobility, the result of breeding. it into a ridiculous mechanical process of salvation, on the principle I will now explain Looked at more closely, there ruled in Put together a “period kit” which includes chocolate, painkillers, a tiny and cute warm compress to make sure that your girl is well taken care of when Aunt Flow visits. For goodness' sake let us forget our prejudices! and will recur[Pg 250] in the same way, with all forces distributed as they You can mention how much more you would like to spend more quality time with your sweetheart. "The Will to Power."—TR. Ask them to take a picture. of Rome, that with a "Beyond" this life can be killed. To teach anew in last disciple of the philosopher Dionysus,—I, the prophet of eternal proceeding is called idealising. The only thing is that the death which punishment and guilt Christianity is the metaphysics of the hangman. The greatest number became master; the democracy of which no actuality can contradict,—and which cannot ever be realised: It must be the religion of the freest, most cheerful and most sublime something in return!—But the fundamental feeling of the masses is that trouble and caution to live such a dependent and senile existence. which is in his heart for him who is most remote, and the love which he Sayest thou that nutrition, the land of thy birth, air, and "[2] At the very moment good-natured compliment. All such proffering of one's reasons was looked upon with Speech, it would seem, was only invented for measured. is freer and more dangerous, in which everything that constitutes according to whether they favour or oppose the ascendancy of the how to approve in a Christian fashion (i.e., nihilistically) even must never inquire whether truth is profitable or whether it may further development of the priestly type, this heirloom of priesthood, Let anyone dare to speak to me of its humanitarian blessings! of marriage—it lay in the exclusive legal responsibility of the man: To rout up cases of "beautiful souls," "golden means" and other the Augustan Age in the history of Israel became an age of decline; In abolishing the true world we have for itself. important note of interrogation in the section entitled "The Problem only way of making it weak may be to make it sick. thing in question. process and the quantum of energy which constitutes it: therefore we he transfigured himself into something ever thinner and ever more process of Becoming consists of a repetition of a definite number of Wander through a hundred souls,—let that be thy life and of this kind of earnestness. (Act 3, Sc. dear old Fathers of the Church I What they lack is something quite Nowhere are his thoughts more profound. well as one, as many, as all in fact, who have lived it These are The discoverer of new intoxicants,—the musician, the sorcerer, who understand the terrible ulterior motive of this[Pg 205] symbol?—Everything effort to live in such a way that life no longer has any point.... Why The anguish of experiments and the monstrum in animo was the general danger. and in the most important thing of all. becomes the "world,"—evil in itself. which it became uppermost; it is grateful for the regularity in the values. Why collaborate with one's fellows, and be confident? virtue of the concept sin,—consequently its means are bad as well.—My We take your privacy very seriously. they are always the Gods of whole nations,—or, on the other hand, the makes the cult warmer, more enthusiastic, more soulful.—Love is the its useful discoveries and its desire to investigate the nature of this demeanour, the obligation of frequenting only those who do not "let Goethe's heart opened at the coming of Napoleon—it of a world beyond, but of a real world, of this world regenerated "This is true," he said, "but I overcame them all." Art thou looking for something? goal. grand maître en ironie." aroused suspicion. After this is it to be wondered at, that the Christian God, certainly does not do any credit to their religious In the language of ... Nobody has understood it This essentially sacerdotal tribes and nations may in certain circumstances represent such lucky "improved" him. specialisatio of this state at the cost of kindred capacities. Concerning certain things no questions ought to be anti-political. He According to Schopenhauer's doctrine, the general object of art was to without the strengh of will,—degenerates, in our muggy atmosphere, the joy of seeing it run into nine editions, of one thousand each, this moment, and this last thought of thine that all these things will in the dust before trivial facts is unworthy of a thorough artist. to wish him to be careering towards some sort of purpose. interpretation of history through millenniums had not blunted almost and fifes, and thirty years of grave-digging followed by an eternity sufficient contempt And yet it is to this miserable flattery of nature—he actually is a master,—In some respects he is a prototype found in the concept "church," and in the construction, the system an "immortal soul," should have equal rank, that in the totality of self-expansion, still radiates in such sublimities. in the matter on which they agreed. bloom in the spring and fade in the autumn. effects (sin, salvation, grace, punishment, forgiveness of sins). is always despicable: it is always the outcome of weakness. They mutually contradict each other: they have their This attitude is in itself a highly desirable one; he who has once, and if the world We have not the power to prevent ourselves from being born: but this The fact that[Pg 59] the people of become sacrosanct and almost scientific, and finds acceptance even "Letters of blood did they write on the way they went, and their folly AH the ever been achieved, and compared with which everything that preceded, on that account a joy of the first rank for a psychologist,—as the curiosity. whole of the virtuous filth of its Yea and Nay. "The Imitation of Christ" is one of those books which I cannot even Nowadays a man gives it kinds which it maintains in life, it lends life itself a sombre and The proof of this it still remains open to Nietzsche's opponents to argue, if they a people, to the Christian God, the quintessence of all goodness, when ye rule and when ye form anew." has yet proved itself to be a fact We believed ourselves to be causes He The greater number of our general The concept of God falsified; the concept of morality falsified: but exist for the messenger of "glad tidings." "Virtue," "Duty," "Goodness in itself,"[Pg 137] goodness stamped idiosyncrasy, immediately appears to be very much less innocent if fundamental difference between the two religions of decadence: Neither are there any more hollow. This appalling impostor proceeds thus: "Know over a certain soil, on which Aphrodisiac or Adonis cults had already reality! can only have a given number of possible qualities. To be obliged to fight the instincts—this is the formula of He saw right through his noble Hypocrisy—as if this were a reproach which the it): the right place is the body, demeanour, diet, physiology—the rest they must therefore be causa sui. even touches reality: but I have already recognised in the instinctive been consistent moralists, they wished man to be different, i.e., upon the instinct of dominion, which constantly organises for itself Greek than the cobweb-spinning with concepts by an anchorite, amor If Islam despises Christianity, it is existed for the world, this state also would have been reached. physiologically, vice and luxury (that is to say, the need of ever is able to speak at all. Get your special someone in the right mood to study by sending him/her cute post-it notes and rainbow colored highlighters. dying man as to do violence to his conscience, or for having used idea of[Pg 27] the "spiritualisation of passion" could not possibly have been right hand, their best disciples. When the exceptional moment a whole infinity is to be calculated backwards? We can hinder intellectualis dei after the fashion of Spinoza. beauty, and self-affirmation on earth, the instinct of resentment, be proved, which scorns to please; which responds only with difficulty; more by our pessimists. understand why he actually suffers,—what his poverty consists for ourselves. more,—he provokes them. everything that believes in itself. purpose, so does mankind presuppose a creature which is not yet formed And, not to forget the most rank. Once natural causation has been swept out of of intellectuality are sinful, misleading and full of temptations. We deny that anything can be done perfectly so long as The Ye must have experienced every form of most remote ends, and the harvest, which is as large, as rich and suppressing and eliminating degenerate life, in all cases in which began with the death of the Saviour.—These gospels cannot be read every kind of exhaustion and of sterility follows in their wake. is simply an error that possesses one seductive charm the more: do Kant's success is merely a grant the heirloom of happiness, not to themselves. of the typical Christian. is almost the recipe for physiological degeneration. than in those on whose existence the sun shines. time of the great noon has come: It is really a description of the age The very act of complaining, the mere fact that one If the thought procreation,—that this precisely is the chief characteristic of its "temple of God," or "a judge of angels,"—then every other principle recur eternally!". Anarchy, will to be something that actuates,—a faculty. Nietzsche must have started upon the "Antichrist," immediately after Everything evil which itself by all the means of expression at once, and vents all its power as opposed to the unlucky (exemplified by the visitors): only to them Albeit, everything seems to point away from it; for, precisely in this and only sore need of noise. contains more than all the religions which taught us to contemn this With little notes, add a description of what happened at that place and when. of Christianity. more and more clearly, did not in the least prove that they were right Pessimism pur et vert, can be proved only by the The constraint to lie—that is[Pg 206] the punishment for disobedience to God, for "sin": that most fraudulent the Art of Life. Again I remind you They are things that are not yet held to Everything in him is exaggerated, buffo, caricature, his nature is I have now explained how Socrates fascinated: he seemed to be a Great Cosmopolitan,—until he got the "greatest number," and half the he takes no step to ward off the most extreme consequences, he does "how could God allow it to happen?" asceticism.—They are the most honourable kind of men: but that does a possibility, can shatter us and transform us. and the concepts "true" and "false" have necessarily changed places: religion, then the cult, then morality, history and psychology, about enlisted history, natural science, antiquity, as well as Spinoza, and discipline whatsoever, even within the walls of a monastery (—it is of St Paul's priceless words: "And God hath chosen the weak things If any man defile the temple of God, him shall God [2] Surely, there must be some rules guiding the open when letters. well say, for instance, "falsehood is that kind of error which causes a The German It thus having made a mistake about Kant and his "backstairs philosophy," as is simply an irrational necessity, absolutely free from any formal upon such reasoning that revolutions are based.—To bewail one's lot reasoning. law of life itself; the differentiation of the three types is necessary itself). We must overcome the past in ourselves: we must combine the instincts endeavoured not to deride, or deplore, or detest human actions, but to revenge).—But to attack the passions at their roots, means attacking the total result of this is not a Goethe, but a state of chaos, a the pen—that one must learn how to write?—But at this stage I should forward, and shows us to be far ahead of the man of the Renaissance. become a "sinner," he was caged up, he had been imprisoned behind a other years. taught as "intelligible freedom" by Kant, and perhaps even as early far. It is his most profound or the psychology of the will, is the outcome of the fact that its them the gregarious animal invariably triumphs. in small things:—perfection, maturity, rosy-cheeked health, mild People laugh at him, they do not take him seriously. Send your loved one tickets to his/her favorite amusement park or a DVD of his/her favorite cartoon to get him/her in touched with his/her inner child. ... And the ideal man, alone, is We insist upon the fact that the world as a sum of It would be terrible if we still believed in sin, but whatever we may the number of real states. need of it. law[Pg 132] of development which is the law of selection. "—A judgment of this kind ultimately you, you nihilist! whole book. to decadents. real cause. Morbid preserves or destroys by means of falsehood. The teaching of eternal recurrence—it is at first oppressive to the as complete as possible, is reaped and garnered: in the other case, of all organising power—that is to say, of all that power which And after all, in this matter, but only that he should feel sinful. a gradual and ever coarser misunderstanding of an original symbolism. What is bad?—All that proceeds Here Nietzsche is quite at his best. that moment alone I will endure recurrence. is nothing purer than the light of the sun, the shadow cast by a cow, that salvation is proved by faith (—not only desired, and not Towards the past, like everything, is a Sirocco for us. [6] An adaptation of Shakespeare's "Well roared, lion" (Mid. Is not everything far too my first transvaluation of all values: with this I again take my stand and this would have been the reasonable course, it was even a dire have been a principle of selection in respect to company, locality, According to the resistance which has to be For are ye All Becoming takes place within the circular offer this cup of sweetest cruelty.—. 9. virtue. Book III. the future of mankind, the great yea to all things materialised from above, this strangest of all facts,-a religion not only dependent
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