“We believe in Olympus – and not in the ‘Crucified’.”
— Nietzsche, The Will to Power

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“We believe in Olympus – and not in the ‘Crucified’.”
— Nietzsche, The Will to Power
I’ve gone beyond the self. I’ve soured beyond the limits of time. I’ve travelled to eternity. I’ve taken a strange form
Fortiche (Arcane) interview: upcoming animated feature
truth and justice is way too sexy for these disgusting irredeemable mortals
“The eradication of the ‘instincts’. Virtues which are unattainable, or virtues which slaves who are controlled by priests esteem the most. The corrupt ruling classes have ruined the image of rulers. The ‘state’, exercising judicial power, is a piece of cowardice, because there is no great man by whom one can be judged. Ultimately the feeling of insecurity becomes so great that men grovel before anyone who commands with confidence and authority.”
— Friedrich Nietzsche
Why are you afraid of a hyena when you descend from lions? Why be a lame ass when you have the strength of stallions?
The beauty of the sun is greatest when it is veiled in the cloud
Fidus / Hugo Höppener (1868 – 1948) - On the Shore (1897)
To Death I am the sun
“With his arms laid across his head: that is how the hero should rest, and that is how he should go beyond resting. But for the hero, of all people, it is beauty that is the most difficult thing of all.”
— Nietzsche, Thus Spake Zarathustra
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