Friedrich Nietzsche

Page 264 they revel in suspicion and gloat over imaginary injuries and slights :; they ransack the bowels of their past and present for obscure and dubious incidents which gives free rain to their torturous suspicions: they intoxicate themselves with the poison of their own minds. They tear open the most ancient wounds, fasten the guilt on friend, wife, child- whatever is closest to them. This is why my writings will, for some time yet, remain difficult to digest. Page 260 especially the sick females, who have unrivaled resources 4 dominating, oppresing, tyrannizing. The sick woman spairs nothing dead or alive; she digs up the longest-buried things. Reading nietzche is like reading nothing. It is all congecture, there is no basis for his opinions, but there is a lot of bias. Page 249 we have no doubt today that sickness is instructive, much more instructive than health, and seem to require "contaminators" even more than we do medicine man or saviours. We by violate ourselves, nut crackers of the soul, questionable questioners, as though life wer nothing but a cracking of nuts. The genealogy of morals chapter 24 I have had the same dilemma . That is, when doing something wrong it is only wrong when you are viewed by another person or caught... That is to say if you are viewed by someone with a different set of morals and you what you do weather right or wrong can be wrong in the eyes of others even though it may not be right or wrong. ...or through the powerful approach of spring, which penetrates with joy the whole frame of nature. So stirred, the individual forgets himself completely. It is the same Dionysiac power which in medieval germany drove ever increasing crowds of people singing and dancing from place to place, we recognize in these st johns and St vitus' dancers the bacchic courses of the greeks, who had their precursors in asia minor as far back as babylon and the orgiastic sacea. There are people who, either from lack of experience or out of sheer stupidity, turn away from such phenomena, and, strong in the sense of their own sanity, label them either mockingly or pityingly "endemic diseases." these benighted souls have no idea how cadaverous and ghostly they're "sanity" appears as the intense throng of dionysiac revelers sweeps past them . Friedrich nietzsche the birth of tragedy page 22 1 skill is needed - lost today, unfortunately - for the practice of reading as an art: a skill to ruminate, which cows possess but modern man lacks. This is why my writings will, for some time yet, remain difficult to digest. The genealogy of morals page 157 The genealogy of morals page 166 in all fairness it should be added, however, that only on this so well, the precarious so will have priest lee existence, has man been able to develop into an interesting creature colin that only here has human mind grown both profound and evil colin and it is in andy's to respects, after all, that man has proven his superior superior already over the rest of creation. Here nichi technology is the good that came from defining good in evil and yet rails against it