Do not forget! The higher we soar, the smaller we seem to those who cannot fly.
Friedrich Nietzsche | The Dawn of Day | Book V — §574 (1881)
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Do not forget! The higher we soar, the smaller we seem to those who cannot fly.
Friedrich Nietzsche | The Dawn of Day | Book V — §574 (1881)

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Friedrich Nietzsche | Thus Spoke Zarathustra | Volume II (1884)
"Where I found the living, there I found the Will to Power; and even in the will of those who only serve, I found the will to be a master.
For life itself confided this secret to me:
Behold, it said, I am that which must always overcome itself... Indeed, you may call it a will to procreate, or a drive to an end, to something higher, more remote, more manifold; but, all this is one, and one secret."
It’s the aspect of Christianity that the Nazis hated because they correctly identified it as Jewish in origin. While everything they sometim
It’s the aspect of Christianity that the Nazis hated because they correctly identified it as Jewish in origin. While everything they sometimes like about Christianity came from the later influence of Middle Platonism and Rome.
While it’s true the original popularizer of the “Slave Morality” v “Master Morality” dichotomy chose to classily Islam as also a “Slave Morality”, even he saw the aspects of Islam that didn’t really fit that, but not classifying it that way would contradict his thesis that “Slave Morality” was inseparable from Monotheism. Many Nazis were later able to openly praise Islam as the kind of Master Morality Warrior Religion they wish Germany had instead of Christianity, chiefly Hitler and Himmler, but many other SS officers flat out converted to Islam after the War.
The core Theological distinction between Islam and the older Abrahamic Religions is The Quran’s strong opposition to seeing Allah as a Father in any sense.
And to me there is a natural psychological correlation between those things.
These values originate in Judaism but Christianity is the middle man in how they became world wide values that even many with no religion at all now share, values that even many Anime wind up sharing via indirect influence.
Debunking the term by pointing to every Jewish Value that Christians don’t share or visa versa misses the point, I don’t use the term where it doesn’t apply.
But it’s also interesting how Christians didn’t exactly only ever consult Judaism to guide their values in the 1st or 2nd Century. I recommend Eric Nelson’s Book The Hebrew Republic.
what can make good-faith negotiation very difficult is everyone around you's learned helplessness.
Master's Folly—In the projection of tyranny, you create martyrs with the very nightmares you call 'order'.

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I feel like if you are in jail, then you aren't doing master morality very well, since being a prison inmate is kinda the opposite of being a powerful master. This means we can create the uberman by jailing everyone who doesn't do slave morality enough because now slave morality and master morality is the same thing.
All the western nations are caught in a lie, the lie of their pretended humanism: this means that their history has no moral justification, and that the West has no moral authority.
James Baldwin
Don't be a follower. Don't look for a leader. If he could lead you into the promised land, he could lead you out. Do your own thinking, and learn, instead, to think of the leaders in the same way as they think of you. That would be progress.
Christopher Hitchens