Friedrich Nietzsche says “One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star”. We hope that you enjoyed this video and for more videos to help you find success and happiness using ancient philosophical wisdom, don’t forget to subscribe. Thanks so much for watching.
Repent and Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved. He loves you and He died on the cross for your sins. Only in the Bible and Christianity is God seeking and reaching out to us through His Son O:)
I spent the first 53 years if my life surviving. I quit my job and became a teacher. Now I don’t work, I create interest in young minds. It’s so fulfilling.
We need more people like you! (I'm 53 as well) I've taught too. So grateful that I had great teachers in my life who inspired me, and I thank you for inspiring others.
Good for you, Jean! I like how you worded your comment. I spent the first 31 years of my life surviving. During the pandemic I started performing Standup comedy. 1.5 years later, I still have my day job in sales, but I’m on stage 4-5 times a week trying to make people laugh, and it’s been the most fun and fulfilling experience of my life. For once, I feel like I’m being myself.
What book is that from? Sounds pretty wishy washy to be a direct quote. Nietzsche was always more direct. In fact I don't remember ever reading the word "sometimes" in any of the works I've read of his so far. Ah, it's not a quote. You misquoted him you pseudo intellectual bastard. philosophy.stackexchange.com/questions/47732/did-nietzsche-actually-say-or-write-sometimes-people-dont-want-to-hear-the-tr
@@mcmoody5469 he is in effect only Ridiculing Himself We only see in other's that which exists Within Ourselves We Project ourselves into others to SEE our own Weaknesses, so as to Acknowledge it within OURSELVES FIRST People are but messengers sent to us by us to SEE Us (If he truly 'Gets' Nietche truly understands Him, He himself would see himself in that which he is Ridiculing OVERMAN/OVERMIND ... over Ego Into SUPERMAN 🤔
1. Be a harmonious totality 2. Avoid having a reactive life 3. Avoid holding resentments 4. Don't blindly follow the masters 5. Find your why 6. Suffering can make you stronger 7. Avoid being just "busy" 8. Live dangerously 9. Become a superhuman 10. Happiness is the way you approach your goals
I'm so enlightened already. Wisdom and knowledge comes from God. I don't believe that there are people who are atheist. They know that God is real but they tried to erase Him to their peril. They are vessels of wrath
@@juanevangelista4552 God exists but he is a moron. He had one single task : creating a peaceful and harmonious universe. He messed it up big time. Children raped and beaten up,wars,death, sickness striking randomly. Just have read at the Bible. Yahve is a complete sociopath, angry,cruel,sadistic,vengeful. This insane God ordered the genocide of the Cananite and the Amalekite. Somebody who worships God is beyond contempt.
“The surest way to corrupt a youth is to instruct him to hold in higher esteem those who think alike than those who think differently.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche
@@happierabroad Having a purpose in life will make you brave enough to face all adversities and skepticisms about you; Your purpose in life will serve as your determination to reach your desired end, no matter how hard or what way you choose it to be done.
Interesting thought. I have felt too complacent lately and a thought that came to me was “you need to break yourself Francine, before you allow others to break you”. I realized all my growth from brokenness, has happened as a result of things others have done to me or that have simply happened. I am learning to break myself instead, and recreate myself out of my broken pieces that I have chosen.
@@francineleach6841 I am in the similar phase now and can identify with your words. Wisdom is often found in the book, in own experience and the answers are within us. There is one interesting saying I've heard long time ago. I don't remember exactly how it goes, but thought is something like this: ,,Maybe who you have become is not who you are supposed to be. It's not about who you have become because of what they (people, society, bad experiences, pain, etc..) made you to be, but about UNLEARNING everything you knew in order to find real you." I think the real answer is hidden in how we were when we were kids - before life knocked us down, before we started to listen to adults more (who are lost as we are..) and less our inner voice, in things that made us happy and hopeful. I think answers are there.
10 life lessons from Friedrich Nietzsche. 1. Be a harmonious totality. " One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star. " Each of us have two main sides to our personality: a rational, conscious and responsible (Apollonian side) & Instinctual subconscious and emotional (Dionysian side). One has to balance both to have a happy life. It is a balance between organized, responsible and logical life & artistic, creative and emotional life. 2. Avoid having a reactive life. " Most humans distract their thoughts, to cease to be aware of life." Be brave enough to face the reality and fight the obstacles. Stop being a passive spectator and take our lives in our own hands. 3. Avoid holding resentments. " To be incapable of taking one's enemies, one's accidents, even one's misdeeds seriously for very long- that is the sign of strong, full natures in whom there is an excess of the power to form, to mold, to recuperate and to forget." Resentment is a poison and slave mentality that can consume us deeply. When somebody becomes a threat, take the immediate and necessary steps against that person and afterwards move on, forget and do not keep any resentment. Avoid arguing for your limitations and keep going towards your goals. Build yourself up instead of complaining. 4. Don't blindly follow the masters. "Don't just swallow the wisdom of the past masters of philosophy. Rather, strive to build your own path appreciate the masters from the past. But don't just follow them blindly." 3 paths- crossroads. 5. Find your WHY. "He who has a "Why" is life can tolerate any how." Look at the mirror and see whether you are able to feel respect to yourself. If so then you have a why to live. 6. Suffering can make you stronger. "One that can't distroy me, makes me stronger." Each events of life teach you something new. 7. Avoid being just busy. "Men fall into two groups, slaves and freemen. Whoever does not have 2/3rd of his day for himself is a slave." 8. Live dangerously.🔥 9. Become a superhuman. Be a bridge. 10. Happiness - Say yes to the valuable.
Fantastic summary! Been reading Nietzsche and this helps to digest it better, with his main concepts revolving around self-overcoming, perspectivism, human nobility, the will to power, the eternal recurrence, and the overman.
Wonderful ideals from my great great uncle 🙂 I went through all of my childhood and teenage years asked by various teachers and professors if I was related to Friedrich. It wasn’t until my early twenties that my Grandfather told us that we were direct relatives, and when he moved to Canada, he dropped the “Z” from our name so he wouldn’t be associated with Nietzsche. My Grandfather felt rather uncomfortable knowing that people might associate him with these, in his terms “crazy ideals”. So, pleasantly surprised, my maiden name is Nietsche. I wish the “z” wasn’t removed! I guess there was an underlying reason why I wanted to major in philosophy 🙂
@@MeGustanLosTacos1013 I agree! I thought of that after the fact. I didn’t find out until after I was married, and taken on my husbands name. Pretty crazy though! My siblings carry the name on, however 🙂
One of the most memorable things that Nietzsche has ever said and also something that is very practical. “Injustice and filth they throw after the lonely ones...Beware of the good and the just! They like to crucify those who invent their own virtue for themselves-they hate the lonely one.”
I know this comment is a year old but I don’t understand the meaning of this quote…can can someone explain? I think it means that people scapegoat the ones they think are weak or outcasts but I’m not sure that’s the meaning.
Your Art of Narration is so clear that it becomes easy to understand the difficult concepts in philosophy. Thank you sooo much for that and keep it up.
I would Also say, about the first part about Dionysus And Pollo, that one must go through a period of extreme chaos where it feels like every thought And idea is scattered, before one can conceive a greater, more profound, unified vision
I enjoyed he overview. Nietzche’s philosophies seem to explain why my rather nonconformists life has led to a view that life has been beautiful. Even now, at nearly 75, I approach life much like Nietzche has outlined. I only really get angry with those who can never trust investing in others who are different , who are not just like them. We learn by empowering others. Trust is not always verified, but those who fail to see happiness as a process that always includes others, risks investing in others, are typically pretty boring and unsuccessful, walking dead, never very happy.
‘I want to create for myself a sun of my own’ Nietzche is not for everyone, it’s for those that wants to ‘live dangerously’ create their own path and ‘love their fate’ no matter what life may bring -amor fati!
I never knew about Nietzsche and had to learn all this knowledge by my self by trial and error I find it really pleasing when you get some pointers on a path Thank You .
Sad truth is that many claim to follow Nietsche's ideologies but at least 80% of them are victims of their own illusions of conformed reality where they are more obsessed with what others think of them as opposed to honestly pursuing their true paths. I know because I was one of them.
A massive projection there on your behalf. While it is a possibility, you cannot go into someone elses mind. You are assuming things and therefore creating illusions in your mind by making those assumptions about other people.
Just because you went through something doesn’t mean everyone else did. That’s one of the most common close minded ways of thinking is that your experience is everyone elses.
These are great tips, but remember Nietzsche also gave us a warning. He knew the imperfection of humans and how deeply prone to bad ideas we are, and when left to creating our own justifications we are capable of tremendously evil acts and self-centerdness. Therefor have something good outside of yourself to keep your actions and behavior just. “He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you."
@@sidekick8211 One size does not fit all - when facing troubling times, it is good to be calm and collected, but when facing an enemy and the war is about to start, anger will help
This guy is really cheerful for describing someone who might have just had to go mad to even understand what he wanted to explain to the world, And I might just go mad trying to understand it to reflect but not become one's reflection
A man I admire immensely is the French writer Emile Zola. He once wrote: "If you ask me what I came into this life to do, I will tell you: I came to live out loud." 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Re: resentment. I had spent a number of years being resentful of harm done to me. I was listening to Tool's "The Grudge" for the nth time and I finally got it. I was the victim of my resentful thinking, and I *could let it go*. I managed to lift a large weight off my psyche that moment. "Battle not with monsters..." Great presentation of some of the reasons I find Nietzsche to be my favorite philosopher. He retains the hope and joy which later existential philosophers seem to discard.
❤️ an Inspiration for navigating this journey we call life..."" We said (in the past )without question." God's will be done"....We now say " WHAT???? " what and who is " Will" and who or what is "God" ? So, learn from life's experience without shame and create a happier version of yourself 🙂. Amazing !
Here's me following Nietzsche's advice by turning his last tip into my own using my own research: Pick a goal (purpose), draw a line to it (your values, S.M.A.R.T, etc.), and use this goal and line as a filter to clarify what you should say yes and no to.
And what do you do when you have met every goal you've set for yourself? When there is nothing interesting or mystifying left that you haven't explored or learned?
@@norcal_faithful775 nah jk. Orient yourself towards a lofty enough goal and either: a) you'll never reach it and will always have to recapitulate yourself to continue striving (Jung's circumambulation); b) a new, loftier goal will place itself in your path, reorienting your vision. But the point is to imagine the loftiest goal possible and life will ensure you'll remain engaged.
As a Taoist who only knew Nietzsche by name and fame before this video, I must say that a lot of Taoism relates to these Nietzschian principles. I like how he puts a lot of practicality in there to reach the goal of following your own way.
Best wishes for such select video as a whole truth is the rarest phenomenon of performance with the declaration of a free spirit that is a rare thing you have to accept for your personality and your life. The Nietzschian quotes are really good for the human species. Firoz Khan Islamabad Pakistan.
" Do you deserve truth? You sure seek it....but do you really deserve it? If you want to see the real things burning , you first have to reach up to the height of the fire." ~Nietzsche
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Just saying from personal experiences, when you live like a rebel, be prepared for the jealousy and sheer hatred some caged people will have for you. I'm glad to see videos like this on YT. It's a nice break from all the mindlessness and it's making viewers actually "think". Beautiful thing.
This is a very basic, and, from time to time, a simplistic presentation of Nietzsche's philosophy. But, that's OK. This kind video has its positive function too.
The quote isn't in this video but one of my favourites of Nietzsche is the following:- '''Life is that which must always overcome itself''. If's a good reminder that life isn't just about fun, games, joy and mushy stuff but also about overcoming all kinds of struggle....It also saves you from fairy tale thinking....Especially with regard to relationships. Edit: No one escapes crap but you can also grow flowers in crap.
The soul is like water. When dirt and impurities are added to water, it becomes cloudy and difficult to see though. Likewise when the soul is unclean it looses vision of God. When we confess our sins and ask Christ for forgiveness with sincerity, He purifies our souls, and in time if we perceiver we receive "THEOSIS" . A state of illumination in which we "see God " and become united to Him. Its a state of ecstasy.
@Alex Thistle yeah I agree, radical atheists that I have encountered are just people who plagiarize scientists and are more close minded than anyone else. It's better to not be a part of any group and to be true to yourself and what you believe in. That is, exploring what interests you and creating your own beliefs. Having conversations with others who believe different things is always good and eye-opening.
Friedrich Nietzsche was my name, now they call me Randy, I developed what I was missing so long ago and indefinitely what made me go mad. Empathy is what I was missing and now I will finish what I started.
Roger Warde Why did he got mad later in his life ? Such Tao-like people are often quite calm and tranquil and do not allow themselves to be affected by others.
I'm lost for words, to be honest. For an almost 60 year-old German, who was taught (and believed) that Nietzsche was somehow Nazi, and so has never looked into his work, this has been a quite profound experience. Thank you.
His sister, Elisabeth, was a nazi. Friedrich has always critized her for that, and critized nazis in general and antisemitism sharply. But when he had his mental breakdown and his condition worsened constantly, she "took care of him". That means, she made an archive of his working and treated him like an object. When he was unable to stand or speak because of his bad health, she collected various parts of sentences from his books, and then wrote a new nazi book with that, under his name. The nazis treated this like their bible. Friedrich was mistreated and abused basically. It's a huge misconception that he was a nazi.
@@elizabethmathew9730 What's the problem with you ppl? A person create something and dies, now some other person use that stuff in negative ways. So how the first person is responsible for that?
Especially since now, our oppressions are such insignificant trivialities. Nietzche's philosophies would really help to separate what should and shouldn't be addressed. I think we nowadays just compete to have the 'toughest' forces working against us when really it is ourselves that hold us back for the most part.
Salute,Sir for imparting these precious philosophy on life from TREASURE BANK OF KNOWLEDGE. I would add one thing which ie the uppermost theory been shared by thousand philosophers is that ,RELIGION IS THE ENEMY OF REASON AND LOGIC. A WORD TO THE WISE. THKS.
Thank you ~ religion is like a man-made plague that so many willingly embrace... the cause of much hatred, destruction and death. As is acknowledged in this video, many will not leave their comfort zones/complacency in order to fit and and follow. No original thoughts, just a regurgitation of information.
Try work on managing your anxiety/depression(I’m sure you have already) by trying no. 10 in this video, I use CBT to manage my anxiety and so far it’s worked wonders for me so maybe give that a try also. Best of luck to you!
Embrace death - it happens to everyone - you can't escape it Stop worrying about what others think of you - you can't control their thinking No matter what your characteristics - there'll always be haters My biggest worry (a fate worse than death) was that people will think me stupid Then I realised that I am stupid (or can be in many ways) So what does it matter if they think it? It's true at least some of the time 😊
Life Lessons From Friedrich NIETZSCHE The will to power is the will to live. Don't cower under suffering. ... We are responsible for ourselves. No complaining in life. ... Never stop climbing. ... Build your own bridge in life. ... Follow your own path in life. ... Your genius is inside you. ... No real facts exist. ... Consume great culture.
2022-03-03: I am a Christian, not just nominally, and before considering Nietzsche seriously I had been believing and living most of these things as a somewhat iconoclastic believer. But when I read Nietzsche I still find him difficult to grasp and i find him more bitter and judgmental than what this presentation advocates. But I started out first with reading ‘The Anti-Christ” and miscellaneous snippets, and second hand commentaries etc. Presentations like this are very helpful. My friend who is an atheist and very well versed in Nietzsche strongly recommends reading Nietzsche first before anybody’s comments. But I am a Cliffs Notes, Dummies, type learner. Also somewhat lazy. With all that said, I find the bulk of 10 items in this presentation compatible with my personal style of Christianity, but I wonder how Nietzschean this really is. To me Apollonian (or Apollonian) is pretty much Left Brain, and Dionysian is pretty much Right Brain. Makes it much simpler and easier than what I get when I start reading and trying to grasp the first chapter of “The Birth of Tragedy”. I think annotated versions of Nietzsche’s books might be helpful. Maybe there are such things., Thanks for posting.
It's not what you say that matters most of the time but how you present it. Most people don't notice information unless it's useful. The "what" is only relevant once it's use is understood.
If you read the Antichrist by Nietzsche he really sounds like a different person in my opinion I would assume that's what your Catholic school was referencing
I wonder if Bruce Lee was paraphrasing Nietzsche when he was explaining the difference between unnatural naturalness(instinctual side) vs natural unnaturalness(the rational side).
7:50 Appreciate the philosophers of the past but don't relay on them. Understand your own mold philosophy Use it as an inspiration 10:10 If you know your why. The how doesn't really matter. 12:00 Whatever don't kill me can often make me stronger. 15:30 If you work for money you are slave. If you work for yourself. You are free. 19:30 Happiness is the way you approach the goal Interesting idk about that.
Friedrich Nietzsche says “One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star”.
We hope that you enjoyed this video and for more videos to help you find success and happiness using ancient philosophical wisdom, don’t forget to subscribe. Thanks so much for watching.
These videos are always interesting, makes my philosophy study so much more engaging :)
Repent and Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved. He loves you and He died on the cross for your sins. Only in the Bible and Christianity is God seeking and reaching out to us through His Son O:)
Yes, Black Swans bring structural changes.
Your illustrations portray white men as successful, and women and people of color as slaves. This disqualifies your credibility and trustworthiness.
Perfect. Very clear, edifying, direct. But please be slower so that we can take notes.
I spent the first 53 years if my life surviving. I quit my job and became a teacher. Now I don’t work, I create interest in young minds. It’s so fulfilling.
We need more people like you! (I'm 53 as well) I've taught too. So grateful that I had great teachers in my life who inspired me, and I thank you for inspiring others.
Good for you, Jean! I like how you worded your comment. I spent the first 31 years of my life surviving. During the pandemic I started performing Standup comedy. 1.5 years later, I still have my day job in sales, but I’m on stage 4-5 times a week trying to make people laugh, and it’s been the most fun and fulfilling experience of my life. For once, I feel like I’m being myself.
Am 32, quit my job and moved to another country. Not yet studing again, but soon
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Brilliant, kudos sir
“Sometimes people don't want to hear the truth because they don't want their illusions destroyed.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche
What book is that from? Sounds pretty wishy washy to be a direct quote. Nietzsche was always more direct. In fact I don't remember ever reading the word "sometimes" in any of the works I've read of his so far.
Ah, it's not a quote. You misquoted him you pseudo intellectual bastard. philosophy.stackexchange.com/questions/47732/did-nietzsche-actually-say-or-write-sometimes-people-dont-want-to-hear-the-tr
@@BryanSalyersXD You could have just corrected this human with the exact quote.
Why ridicule?
@@mcmoody5469 he is in effect only Ridiculing Himself
We only see in other's that which exists Within Ourselves
We Project ourselves into others to SEE our own Weaknesses, so as to Acknowledge it within OURSELVES FIRST
People are but messengers sent to us by us to SEE Us
(If he truly 'Gets' Nietche truly understands Him, He himself would see himself in that which he is Ridiculing
OVERMAN/OVERMIND ... over Ego
Into SUPERMAN 🤔
Nietzche died alone and insane enough said
@@greed6is6good wrong
“You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche
And all the ways we are individually taking lead to the same goal.
@Johan Vos correct and his way is your way
@@dulisha No, it's a mad way. Historically.
be brave believe in your soul 🕊️
Johan Vos you’ve pointed out the worm hole!
1. Be a harmonious totality
2. Avoid having a reactive life
3. Avoid holding resentments
4. Don't blindly follow the masters
5. Find your why
6. Suffering can make you stronger
7. Avoid being just "busy"
8. Live dangerously
9. Become a superhuman
10. Happiness is the way you approach your goals
Thanks big man
I don't like him. He is a humanistic. He must be in hell right now. I feel sorry for him
I'm so enlightened already. Wisdom and knowledge comes from God. I don't believe that there are people who are atheist. They know that God is real but they tried to erase Him to their peril. They are vessels of wrath
@@juanevangelista4552 God exists but he is a moron. He had one single task : creating a peaceful and harmonious universe. He messed it up big time. Children raped and beaten up,wars,death, sickness striking randomly. Just have read at the Bible. Yahve is a complete sociopath, angry,cruel,sadistic,vengeful. This insane God ordered the genocide of the Cananite and the Amalekite. Somebody who worships God is beyond contempt.
Wow it really is just brilliant thinking.
“The surest way to corrupt a youth is to instruct him to hold in higher esteem those who think alike than those who think differently.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche
@Didier Karibian 😊😊😊
Tag nothing. Create YOUR own structures, instead.
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Well that's most punks after Johnny Rotten then!
In that case i'd say climate change is bs! And it's been changing since the beginning of humanity.
"He who has why to live can bear almost any how."~Nietzsche
That is a good one.
what does that mean?
@@happierabroad Having a purpose in life will make you brave enough to face all adversities and skepticisms about you; Your purpose in life will serve as your determination to reach your desired end, no matter how hard or what way you choose it to be done.
@@orlandabao8545 Explained very well sir, Bravo Zulu to you.
Kya baat hain chaman!
“You must be ready to burn yourself in your own flame; how could you rise anew if you have not first become ashes?”
― Friedrich Nietzsche
I would like to like your comment but it has 69 likes. So I will pass😋
Love this one!👏
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Interesting thought. I have felt too complacent lately and a thought that came to me was “you need to break yourself Francine, before you allow others to break you”. I realized all my growth from brokenness, has happened as a result of things others have done to me or that have simply happened. I am learning to break myself instead, and recreate myself out of my broken pieces that I have chosen.
@@francineleach6841 I am in the similar phase now and can identify with your words. Wisdom is often found in the book, in own experience and the answers are within us. There is one interesting saying I've heard long time ago. I don't remember exactly how it goes, but thought is something like this: ,,Maybe who you have become is not who you are supposed to be. It's not about who you have become because of what they (people, society, bad experiences, pain, etc..) made you to be, but about UNLEARNING everything you knew in order to find real you." I think the real answer is hidden in how we were when we were kids - before life knocked us down, before we started to listen to adults more (who are lost as we are..) and less our inner voice, in things that made us happy and hopeful. I think answers are there.
10 life lessons from Friedrich Nietzsche.
1. Be a harmonious totality. " One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star. " Each of us have two main sides to our personality: a rational, conscious and responsible (Apollonian side) & Instinctual subconscious and emotional (Dionysian side). One has to balance both to have a happy life. It is a balance between organized, responsible and logical life & artistic, creative and emotional life.
2. Avoid having a reactive life. " Most humans distract their thoughts, to cease to be aware of life." Be brave enough to face the reality and fight the obstacles. Stop being a passive spectator and take our lives in our own hands.
3. Avoid holding resentments. " To be incapable of taking one's enemies, one's accidents, even one's misdeeds seriously for very long- that is the sign of strong, full natures in whom there is an excess of the power to form, to mold, to recuperate and to forget." Resentment is a poison and slave mentality that can consume us deeply. When somebody becomes a threat, take the immediate and necessary steps against that person and afterwards move on, forget and do not keep any resentment. Avoid arguing for your limitations and keep going towards your goals. Build yourself up instead of complaining.
4. Don't blindly follow the masters. "Don't just swallow the wisdom of the past masters of philosophy. Rather, strive to build your own path appreciate the masters from the past. But don't just follow them blindly." 3 paths- crossroads.
5. Find your WHY. "He who has a "Why" is life can tolerate any how." Look at the mirror and see whether you are able to feel respect to yourself. If so then you have a why to live.
6. Suffering can make you stronger. "One that can't distroy me, makes me stronger." Each events of life teach you something new.
7. Avoid being just busy. "Men fall into two groups, slaves and freemen. Whoever does not have 2/3rd of his day for himself is a slave."
8. Live dangerously.🔥
9. Become a superhuman. Be a bridge.
10. Happiness - Say yes to the valuable.
Fascinating, interesting, good stuff! Thank you.
Thank you for this.
Thank you for adding the brief explanations
become superhuman is be a bridge? oh man you are dead wrong with that..
Fantastic summary! Been reading Nietzsche and this helps to digest it better, with his main concepts revolving around self-overcoming, perspectivism, human nobility, the will to power, the eternal recurrence, and the overman.
Wonderful ideals from my great great uncle 🙂 I went through all of my childhood and teenage years asked by various teachers and professors if I was related to Friedrich. It wasn’t until my early twenties that my Grandfather told us that we were direct relatives, and when he moved to Canada, he dropped the “Z” from our name so he wouldn’t be associated with Nietzsche. My Grandfather felt rather uncomfortable knowing that people might associate him with these, in his terms “crazy ideals”. So, pleasantly surprised, my maiden name is Nietsche. I wish the “z” wasn’t removed! I guess there was an underlying reason why I wanted to major in philosophy 🙂
I would've kept the meiden name!!! :)
@@MeGustanLosTacos1013 I agree! I thought of that after the fact. I didn’t find out until after I was married, and taken on my husbands name. Pretty crazy though! My siblings carry the name on, however 🙂
It is very easy to rectify that...You put the Z in and let that be known
One of the most memorable things that Nietzsche has ever said and also something that is very practical.
“Injustice and filth they throw after the lonely ones...Beware of the good and the just! They like to crucify those who invent their own virtue for themselves-they hate the lonely one.”
Oh wow, not a big fan of him (/his works), but that's completely true
@@OneOfYourFrenchGirIs I like him (/his work) but not the biggest fan either. But some of the things that he said are very noteworthy!
Very fitting for the times. Thank you for sharing.
I know this comment is a year old but I don’t understand the meaning of this quote…can can someone explain? I think it means that people scapegoat the ones they think are weak or outcasts but I’m not sure that’s the meaning.
@@dksndnndsjsndndn7875 I don't know But from experience. People pick on those who live life alone.
Your Art of Narration is so clear that it becomes easy to understand the difficult concepts in philosophy.
Thank you sooo much for that and keep it up.
I would Also say, about the first part about Dionysus And Pollo, that one must go through a period of extreme chaos where it feels like every thought And idea is scattered, before one can conceive a greater, more profound, unified vision
Uh well I just cut it in half 😳 then stitch it back up
Amazing video, thank you so much for the time and energy you spent on creating this helpful compilation.
We are born naked, wet and hungry, and get slapped on our ass...
then things get worse.
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I enjoyed he overview. Nietzche’s philosophies seem to explain why my rather nonconformists life has led to a view that life has been beautiful. Even now, at nearly 75, I approach life much like Nietzche has outlined. I only really get angry with those who can never trust investing in others who are different , who are not just like them. We learn by empowering others. Trust is not always verified, but those who fail to see happiness as a process that always includes others, risks investing in others, are typically pretty boring and unsuccessful, walking dead, never very happy.
Happy you are still with us sharing your wisdom
I agree. I just came to find that my internal dialogue is very akin to the words of Nietzche.
This channel is simply amazing! Thanks for sharing this great work of summing up the basis of ancient philosophies
I hate to diminish his ideas by not acknowledging them in this comment but let me just say that he has a great mustache. What a legend.
I wonder what he would look like without it probably a nerd😄😁
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@2020 wtf man
Lol
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the most appropriate critical thinker for all ages .. i live by each of his statements always !! god bless him ,.
We are born naked, wet and hungry, and get slapped on our ass...
then things get worse.
#philosophy #comedy #ai #hyperionAI
He didn't believe in God remember...
‘I want to create for myself a sun of my own’
Nietzche is not for everyone, it’s for those that wants to ‘live dangerously’ create their own path and ‘love their fate’ no matter what life may bring -amor fati!
Yes! You have no idea how long I've waiting for this video from this channel! Nietzsche is probably my favorite philosopher of all time, cheers :)
Hope you like this video. Cheers.
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I'm certain I will, thanks for the awesome content you put out daily 👌🔥
! Its just a box... 📦
Mine too
This is one of my favourite channels and part of what got me into stoicism!
Anybody else?
Nietzsche heavily criticized the stoics. Read the first few passages in Beyond Good and Evil. No one cares that you "got into stoicism" either.
That’s interesting considering his anti-stoicism,.
Jaxx wasnt specifically talking about Nietzsche, not sure why everyone jumped on it like he did.
@@BryanSalyersXD I care
Sorry for assuming that a comment on a video has anything to do with said video, god damn, I'm so fucking stupid.
I never knew about Nietzsche and had to learn all this knowledge by my self by trial and error I find it really pleasing when you get some pointers on a path Thank You .
Love this. Nietzsche has always been a favourite philosopher of mine. Thank you for sharing this.
Hi Kimberly, how're you doing?
I'm kinda new into philosophy but this dude's resonates with my version of life, love him ❤️
Brilliant video. Well written, well made, well recorded. Just really good stuff man. Hats off.
Even with a low sound level and crappy computer voice?
You must be easily impressed.
This is one of the best videos I have ever watched on UA-cam! Thank you very much!
I wish I was born in his era. I would love to talk to him. He is an amazing philosopher.
Talk to him about what exactly?
Sad truth is that many claim to follow Nietsche's ideologies but at least 80% of them are victims of their own illusions of conformed reality where they are more obsessed with what others think of them as opposed to honestly pursuing their true paths. I know because I was one of them.
A massive projection there on your behalf. While it is a possibility, you cannot go into someone elses mind. You are assuming things and therefore creating illusions in your mind by making those assumptions about other people.
Source of your statistic please?
May you elaborate ?
I want to learn about other people's ideas on Nietsche and the people themselves .
@@7Earthsky his ass
Just because you went through something doesn’t mean everyone else did. That’s one of the most common close minded ways of thinking is that your experience is everyone elses.
You’re serving a purpose for humanity
These are great tips, but remember Nietzsche also gave us a warning. He knew the imperfection of humans and how deeply prone to bad ideas we are, and when left to creating our own justifications we are capable of tremendously evil acts and self-centerdness. Therefor have something good outside of yourself to keep your actions and behavior just.
“He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you."
I just want to say thank you . You are the reason i got into stoicism
I am more happy and enjoying my life ❤
Thank you for your lovely words.
The funny thing is that Nietzsche was very critical of stoicism.
@@sidekick8211 One size does not fit all - when facing troubling times, it is good to be calm and collected, but when facing an enemy and the war is about to start, anger will help
Life is not all about enjoyment
@@ramaraksha01 there is responsibility and commitment in life,,,,,,,,,some people forget about that.
This guy is really cheerful for describing someone who might have just had to go mad to even understand what he wanted to explain to the world, And I might just go mad trying to understand it to reflect but not become one's reflection
A man I admire immensely is the French writer Emile Zola.
He once wrote: "If you ask me what I came into this life to do, I will tell you: I came to live out loud."
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Re: resentment. I had spent a number of years being resentful of harm done to me. I was listening to Tool's "The Grudge" for the nth time and I finally got it. I was the victim of my resentful thinking, and I *could let it go*. I managed to lift a large weight off my psyche that moment. "Battle not with monsters..." Great presentation of some of the reasons I find Nietzsche to be my favorite philosopher. He retains the hope and joy which later existential philosophers seem to discard.
Live dangerously, master your life! Superhuman powers.
This is an illusion, we live by the law of necessity and self-preservation, freewill and free choice don't exist. WayofSpinoza.com
Only the fearful live from a place of self preservation. Free will absolutely exists.
We are born naked, wet and hungry, and get slapped on our ass...
then things get worse.
#philosophy #comedy #ai #hyperionAI
❤️ an Inspiration for navigating this journey we call life..."" We said (in the past )without question." God's will be done"....We now say " WHAT???? " what and who is " Will" and who or what is "God" ? So,
learn from life's experience without shame and create a happier version of yourself 🙂.
Amazing !
Here's me following Nietzsche's advice by turning his last tip into my own using my own research:
Pick a goal (purpose), draw a line to it (your values, S.M.A.R.T, etc.), and use this goal and line as a filter to clarify what you should say yes and no to.
thats a great idea. i am going to try to use this.
And what do you do when you have met every goal you've set for yourself? When there is nothing interesting or mystifying left that you haven't explored or learned?
@@norcal_faithful775 nah jk. Orient yourself towards a lofty enough goal and either: a) you'll never reach it and will always have to recapitulate yourself to continue striving (Jung's circumambulation); b) a new, loftier goal will place itself in your path, reorienting your vision.
But the point is to imagine the loftiest goal possible and life will ensure you'll remain engaged.
@@norcal_faithful775 good question
Chrish C - How do you figure out what your values are and what is S.M.A.R.T?
What a great human being, challenging and in pursuit thank you Dr Nietsche
My favorite philosopher of all time. I love you Nietzsche 🤗
My condolences if you think he’s the greatest philosophers of all time
@@Hithere-ek4qtit’s his (and ours who agree with him), not yours so be quiet
Thanks so much for sharing more light about Nietzche Friedrich knowledge how one can get out from poverty and grow big.
So great! It explains who I already am and I am grateful that I have achieved these qualities on my own through much much work!!
I think I like this guy, Nietzsche. Always heard of him, but never really explored his philosophy until now. I will now. Thanks for sharing this.
Love this. Nietzsche has always been a favourite philosopher of time. Hi Dawn, how're you doing?
What´s funny is that I started to remember Tony Robbins using this quotes in his Speechs! Literally the same quotes! Thanks for the video!
Robbins stole a lot like that. Changed the quotes or ideas a little!
Too bad he is a racist bigot without any morality. But hey, at least he plagorises good content.
@@vidcreatorlondon what makes you say TR is a racist?
@@simon-fk2ye lol. Ultra right wind guy we talking about here right?
@@vidcreatorlondon I asked why you call him a question
Some of the most profound sentiments that I've ever heard.. Truly enlightening. Thanks for this!
It is amazing when I find someone who can exactly put my mind into beautiful words. Thanks. This reminds me of what I want to do with my life.
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As a Taoist who only knew Nietzsche by name and fame before this video, I must say that a lot of Taoism relates to these Nietzschian principles.
I like how he puts a lot of practicality in there to reach the goal of following your own way.
Such a great synthesis, thank you so much for posting!
Best wishes for such select video as a whole truth is the rarest phenomenon of performance with the declaration of a free spirit that is a rare thing you have to accept for your personality and your life. The Nietzschian quotes are really good for the human species.
Firoz Khan Islamabad Pakistan.
This is wonderful- thank you for sharing and reminding me of what I need to remember
Thank you; that was pretty incredible! Saved it. Well done, and all the very best to you in all your endeavors! 👏 ✌
You said thanks for watching I say thanks for posting, Your content is valuable
" Do you deserve truth? You sure seek it....but do you really deserve it? If you want to see the real things burning , you first have to reach up to the height of the fire." ~Nietzsche
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he basically supported living life to the fullest
This video is SO good , very helpful. Thank you for sharing it💗
What a man. They don't make them like him anymore.
Just saying from personal experiences, when you live like a rebel, be prepared for the jealousy and sheer hatred some caged people will have for you. I'm glad to see videos like this on YT. It's a nice break from all the mindlessness and it's making viewers actually "think". Beautiful thing.
& most importantly, to be a respectable member of society one must rock a raging Mario Mustache.
WOW, That is amazing! Every word is a gold mine waiting to be mined by us!!!
Sorry for being late. Awesome channel 👍
Finally you are here, welcome bro.
Never say sorry, it is a sign of weakness, that is my philosophy, sorry :)
I wish I had thought of this myself, but now having heard your distillation, I'm excited to do my own exploration.
If you understood Friedrich Nietzsche that is exactly what he would want you to do.
Great presentation!, clear voice and clear lessons for everybody!, congratulations.
This is a very basic, and, from time to time, a simplistic presentation of Nietzsche's philosophy. But, that's OK. This kind video has its positive function too.
Superb and fully relevant!!! Thanks to share with us thus we could further recognised and bolstering on our own way !!! Great ..!
The quote isn't in this video but one of my favourites of Nietzsche is the following:-
'''Life is that which must always overcome itself''.
If's a good reminder that life isn't just about fun, games, joy and mushy stuff but also about overcoming all kinds of struggle....It also saves you from fairy tale thinking....Especially with regard to relationships.
Edit: No one escapes crap but you can also grow flowers in crap.
Thank you 😊❤️👍. Food for thought
"The only authority you should really fear is your own consciousness"
Cool how this philosophy goes from 100 to 0 so quickly
Life-changing channel, thank you for the continuous lessons on life!
The soul is like water. When dirt and impurities are added to water, it becomes cloudy and difficult to see though. Likewise when the soul is unclean it looses vision of God.
When we confess our sins and ask Christ for forgiveness with sincerity, He purifies our souls, and in time if we perceiver we receive "THEOSIS" .
A state of illumination in which we "see God " and become united to Him. Its a state of ecstasy.
@@j-pdebeer6747 totally
my favorite philosopher......nietzsche there are so many misunderstandings about him...
@ dont bother me..... Apparently you've named yourself in vain
@@erniefrijole2618 what do you mean by that can you explain me
The happy moments are the flowers you pick up along the way.
"Alcohol and Christianity are two big narcotics in Europe's history."
-F. Nietzsche
I love this line
Add Social Media to that.
@Alex Thistle yeah I agree, radical atheists that I have encountered are just people who plagiarize scientists and are more close minded than anyone else. It's better to not be a part of any group and to be true to yourself and what you believe in. That is, exploring what interests you and creating your own beliefs. Having conversations with others who believe different things is always good and eye-opening.
@@meta8756 Agnostic is what I usually tell those who insist on labeling my beliefs.
They are going together, like twins... Is difficult to say which is worse
Friedrich Nietzsche was my name, now they call me Randy, I developed what I was missing so long ago and indefinitely what made me go mad. Empathy is what I was missing and now I will finish what I started.
I think Nietzsche was a follower of the Tao in one way or another.
Roger Warde Why did he got mad later in his life ? Such Tao-like people are often quite calm and tranquil and do not allow themselves to be affected by others.
Hinduism
@Juan Perez Hinduism - his ideas were derived from Hinduism
They have common points, like many other philosophers, but they are not the same
@@georgesolomon9505 Nietzsche read Hindu texts - that is clear from his writings
I'm lost for words, to be honest. For an almost 60 year-old German, who was taught (and believed) that Nietzsche was somehow Nazi, and so has never looked into his work, this has been a quite profound experience. Thank you.
Wonder if he had any influence over Hitler.
@@elizabethmathew9730 No doubt about that.
His sister, Elisabeth, was a nazi. Friedrich has always critized her for that, and critized nazis in general and antisemitism sharply. But when he had his mental breakdown and his condition worsened constantly, she "took care of him". That means, she made an archive of his working and treated him like an object. When he was unable to stand or speak because of his bad health, she collected various parts of sentences from his books, and then wrote a new nazi book with that, under his name. The nazis treated this like their bible. Friedrich was mistreated and abused basically. It's a huge misconception that he was a nazi.
@@elizabethmathew9730 What's the problem with you ppl? A person create something and dies, now some other person use that stuff in negative ways. So how the first person is responsible for that?
@@nightowl334 Thanks for that
Why can't kids be taught this in school instead of the intersections of oppression? They'd be happier, healthier and better citizens in the end.
Especially since now, our oppressions are such insignificant trivialities. Nietzche's philosophies would really help to separate what should and shouldn't be addressed. I think we nowadays just compete to have the 'toughest' forces working against us when really it is ourselves that hold us back for the most part.
Because the system relies on conformity. We are drilled this into us at school.
Salute,Sir for imparting these precious philosophy on life from TREASURE BANK OF KNOWLEDGE. I would add one thing which ie the uppermost theory been shared by thousand philosophers is that ,RELIGION IS THE ENEMY OF REASON AND LOGIC. A WORD TO THE WISE. THKS.
Thank you ~ religion is like a man-made plague that so many willingly embrace... the cause of much hatred, destruction and death.
As is acknowledged in this video, many will not leave their comfort zones/complacency in order to fit and and follow. No original thoughts, just a regurgitation of information.
"Just shut up and dance." - Nietzsche
No
I never knew how interest Nietzche was. This video is inspiring
This is all very good but what about if you suffer with crippling anxiety and depression?
Try work on managing your anxiety/depression(I’m sure you have already) by trying no. 10 in this video, I use CBT to manage my anxiety and so far it’s worked wonders for me so maybe give that a try also. Best of luck to you!
Embrace death - it happens to everyone - you can't escape it
Stop worrying about what others think of you - you can't control their thinking
No matter what your characteristics - there'll always be haters
My biggest worry (a fate worse than death) was that people will think me stupid
Then I realised that I am stupid (or can be in many ways)
So what does it matter if they think it? It's true at least some of the time 😊
Thanks so much for this gem
Life Lessons From Friedrich NIETZSCHE
The will to power is the will to live. Don't cower under suffering. ...
We are responsible for ourselves. No complaining in life. ...
Never stop climbing. ...
Build your own bridge in life. ...
Follow your own path in life. ...
Your genius is inside you. ...
No real facts exist. ...
Consume great culture.
These are more like colonialism type quotes.
You forgot one.
-just kill them and take their land.
@@ThePresentation010 how very 2020 of you
He was wrong about fact....Facts are very real or they wouldn't be facts.
2022-03-03: I am a Christian, not just nominally,
and before considering Nietzsche seriously
I had been believing and living most of these things
as a somewhat iconoclastic believer.
But when I read Nietzsche I still find him difficult to grasp
and i find him more bitter and judgmental than what this presentation advocates.
But I started out first with reading ‘The Anti-Christ” and miscellaneous snippets,
and second hand commentaries etc.
Presentations like this are very helpful.
My friend who is an atheist and very well versed in Nietzsche
strongly recommends reading Nietzsche first before anybody’s comments.
But I am a Cliffs Notes, Dummies, type learner. Also somewhat lazy.
With all that said, I find the bulk of 10 items in this presentation
compatible with my personal style of Christianity,
but I wonder how Nietzschean this really is.
To me Apollonian (or Apollonian) is pretty much Left Brain,
and Dionysian is pretty much Right Brain.
Makes it much simpler and easier than what I get when I start reading
and trying to grasp the first chapter of “The Birth of Tragedy”.
I think annotated versions of Nietzsche’s books might be helpful.
Maybe there are such things.,
Thanks for posting.
So different the way you're explaining Nietzsche's philosophy from the way my teachers at the Catholic school used to explain it haha
It's not what you say that matters most of the time but how you present it. Most people don't notice information unless it's useful. The "what" is only relevant once it's use is understood.
If you read the Antichrist by Nietzsche he really sounds like a different person in my opinion I would assume that's what your Catholic school was referencing
I'm really grateful for your efforts!
Number 8. Are you willing to relive the same day over and over? The plot line of "Groundhog Day".
There are advantages you're as good as gets....
Good video in COVID-19!!!!!! Help us to be aware about our losses about humans, but, the philosophy tells us "just accept" to be MORE.
I wonder if Bruce Lee was paraphrasing Nietzsche when he was explaining the difference between unnatural naturalness(instinctual side) vs natural unnaturalness(the rational side).
Thank you for this instructive video. Can you please propose some books to read?
Can someone tell me where quote 4 is from? I can not locate it in a text. ...”don’t just swallow the wisdom of the past masters of philosophy.....”
Not sure what you askinh but if your askinh which book its from its in one of his most famous books
Genealogy of morals?
My expectations are exceeded, great video
#11: "If you're not dead or in jail, you're not trying hard enough"
One of my fave and invigorating minds. Livig outside the box created to cage you brings life. I am still working on that, though.
In heaven, all the interesting people are missing.
Friedrich Nietzsche
Heaven
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heaven
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Appreciate the philosophers of the past but don't relay on them.
Understand your own mold philosophy
Use it as an inspiration
10:10
If you know your why.
The how doesn't really matter.
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Whatever don't kill me can often make me stronger.
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If you work for money you are slave.
If you work for yourself. You are free.
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Happiness is the way you approach the goal
Interesting idk about that.
Nietzsche is the most important philosopher EVER.
Plato and it’s not even remotely close.
I love this channel
For a genius he did say the incredibly stupid "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger" So wrong in so many ways.
I disagree , experience teaches resilience
When you watch a video that tells you not to watch The video. 😞 Love Nietzsche. Great pal
“Grand Theft Auto is better than Red Dead Redemption”
― Friedrich Nietzsche
" I never said that".... Friedrich Nietzsche
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