The Strong Advance Humanity

The Strong Advance Humanity

• Strongest and most evil spirits do the most to advance humanity
• They re-ignite passions that ordered society suppresses
• They renew comparison, contradiction, and the appeal of the novel and untried
• New religions and moralities challenge existing norms, sometimes through force
• Teachers and preachers of the new display a "wickedness" akin to conquerors, though subtler
• New ideas are always evil due to their desire to conquer old ways
• Only established ways are considered good
• Good men preserve old thoughts, like farmers of the spirit, but eventually, evil must re-emerge
• Moral doctrine states equating "good" with "expedient" and "evil" with "inexpedient" is erroneous
• Instincts deemed evil are as expedient and vital to species preservation as those deemed good

Loss of Dignity

• Reflecting, ceremony, and solemn gestures have become ridiculous
• The old-style wise man is intolerable
• Thinking occurs too rapidly, without preparation or silence
• People rely on a constant mental machine, even in unfavorable conditions
• Thoughtful contemplation was once rare and required prayer-like preparation and stillness

A Study of Morals' Immense Field

• Studying moral matters requires exploring individual passions across ages, peoples, and individuals
• All reasons, evaluations, and perspectives must be considered
• History lacks accounts of love, avarice, envy, conscience, tradition respect, or cruelty
• Comparative history of law and punishment is incomplete
• There has been a lack of study of how days are divided up, the consequences of regular schedules for work, festivals and rest
• Also, to what extent the moral effects of food are known

The Constant Revival of Noisy Agitation

• No philosophy against vegetarianism
• No collections of men's experiences living together in monasteries
• No dialectic of marriage and friendship ever been explicated
• The manners of businessmen, artists, artisans have not been studied or even thought about
• All reason, passion, and superstition ever viewed as the conditions of their existence has not been exhaustively researched
• Industrious people consider the topic too much work
• Generations of collaborating scholars would be needed to exhaust the points of view and the material
• The same applies to demonstrating differences in differing moral climates
• Determining the erroneousness of reasons for differing moral judgments to date is another job
• If such jobs were done, the question of if science can furnish goals of action after proving it can take away and annihilate them would arise
• Such experimentation would allow heroism to find satisfaction

Science Not Building Cyclopic Buildings

• Cyclopic buildings made from science have not been built yet

Virtues

• Conscious human qualities; especially visibility and obviousness for others are taken for granted
• These human qualities develop differently to the human qualities of what they also know either badly or not all

Credulous and Mistrustful

• Man has been credulous for a long time and man has only become a mistrustful animal after an immense self-conquest
• Man is now likely more evil than ever before

Historia Abscondita's RetroActive Force

• Great human beings exert this force
• For the sake of great human beings; all of history is again placed into balance
• A thousand ancient secrets crawl out of their respective hiding places-into the sunshine
• Perhaps the way of telling what may yet become part of history does not exist
• The past is still essentially undiscovered, this is why retroactive forces are vital

Customary Thinking Not the Result of Intellect

• Thinking in a way that is not customary is less a result of superior intellect, but rather strong evil inclinations
• It may lead to being detached and isolated one, and that are defiant, nasty, and malicious
• Heresy is the pendant of witchcraft and surely no more harmless and least of all anything essentially venerable
• Heretics and witches are two species of evil human beings, with the feature they also feel that they are evil
• Heretics and witches are impelled by an unconquerable lust to harm what is dominant whether people or opinions
• The Reformation, which was a re-doubled intensification of the medieval spirit, produced both in the greatest abundance

Homesick and Freedom

• People feel homesick for land as if it offered the freedom to travel

Seeking God Provokes Laughter

• In bright morning hours, a madman lit a lantern and ran to the market place and loudly proclaimed; "I seek God! I seek God!"
• Many of those who did not believe in God were standing around just then therefore he provoked much laughter
• The non-believers asked various questions about God such as if he has got lost, if he lost his way like a child or even gone on a trip
• The madman jumped into the their midst and announced that God has been killed by them all
• They drank the sea, wiped away the entire horizon and unchained the earth from its' sun
• This earth is now moving, away from all suns with no up and down, only through an infinite nothing
• The madman declared that mortals can not feel their breath in empty spaces, that it has not become colder or if night is not continually closing in on mortals People require light lanterns because the gravediggers are burying God and Gods too, decompose, God remains dead and God has been killed
• The madman questions how the murderers can comfort them selves, if anyone is worthy of such a great deed and whether these murderers have become Gods themselves

Silence and Lanterns Breaking

• The madman fell silent, taking a moment to gather his thoughts and observed the expressions of those gathered around him. His eyes darted from one face to another, searching for understanding or perhaps an inkling of revelation in the bewildered gaze of his audience.
• The listeners remained silent, their faces marked by disbelief and astonishment. They stared at him in shock, grappling with the gravity of what they had just witnessed. The atmosphere was thick with tension, as they struggled to comprehend the implications of his words and actions.
• In a moment of sheer desperation, the madman threw his lantern down with force, and as it hit the ground, the light extinguished completely, symbolizing the extinguishing of hope or clarity in their conversation. The darkness that followed echoed the turmoil and uncertainty that enveloped them.
• The notion of the death of God loomed over them like a foreboding cloud—an event of tremendous significance that was imminent, yet still beyond their grasp. Its reverberations had yet to reach the ears of men, highlighting the idea that such existential transformations require time to unfold fully and for mankind to realize their implications.

Madman Struck Up Requiem and Tombs

• The madman forced his way into churches and struck his requiem aeternam deo
• The madman responded that churches are tombs and sepulchers of God

Mystical Explanations

• Mystical explanations are not superficial, but are considered deep

The Thinker Simplifies

• The Thinker is someone how knows how to make things simpler than they are

Good Natured Disposition

• Good natured people have faces are cheered when they are shown good will from other ones

Kant's Joke

• Kant wanted to prove in a way that he would make plain to the common man that the common man was right

Guilt Conviction

• The shrewdest judges of of witches were convinced of the guilt of withery, though there was no guilt
• The same result applies to all situations of "guilt"

Magnificent, Misunderstood Sufferers

• Magnificent people suffer in a different way to what their admires believe
• Their suffering is most greatly caused by petty agitations, and doubts about magnificence
• They do not consider from themselves as part of whatever task demands them, in Prometheus
• They are happy, though begin to suffer when they become envious

Preparatory Human Beings

• Welcome to the signs of a warlike age will be the restoration of to courage
• This age prepares the way for courage and searches for knowledge
• Constant and invisible activities of human beings are needed, who distinguished by cheerfulness and patience

Slopes and Shipyards

• Build your cities on the slopes of Vesuvius!
• Send your ships into uncharted seas!

Knowledge Awaits

• The search for knowledge will extend and extend itself until it is right, possess it and everything within

Faith

• Few believe in themselves, some believe in their own usefulness
• Everything good and great is first an argument against inner skeptics

Excelsior

• Never again pray or adore or rest in trust due to solitude, you live without mountains

Approaching Storms

• Good measures can be take to diminish when a great danger is imminent

Contempt

• A true heroism makes sure to apply it
• To oppose ones comfort and conceal happiness nauseates the person themselves

Interpreters Conscience for Knowledge

• Honest religions make their findings of consciences for knowledge
• "What went on around me?", "Was my reason bright enough?"

Covered Veil

• The most powerful magic of life is covered by a veil
• It is covered, but interwoven with gold with resistence

Socrates

• The wisdom of Socrates is admired greatly
• He made the overweening youths tremble and sob, while the wisest chatterer of all time

Burdened Weight

• Demon comes at night- if now, you will have live life one more time
• You will have more pain and joy
• If this thought gained you, you will desire this one more

Zarathustra on Life and Solitude

• Zarathustra was thirty years old and left his home for Lake Urmi
• He enjoyed his spirit his solitude and his loneliness for ten years

The Creator Needs to Destroy

• Creating is from all people originally and then from individuals at a later time as creation
• People once over hung them tables of good
• Older is the pleasure in the herd than the pleasure in the ego
• Crafty one only seeks the advantages for themselves

Creation Needs Love

• Fire of love glows in the names of all th virtues, and fire of wrath
• Prodigy is the power of praising and blaming- who will master that?

Isolation and Love

• In advice, seek flight to furthest love and neighbor-love

Isolation and Unselfishness

• Flee to the neighbor from yourselves, make a virtue from unselfishness

You Is Over the I

• The you is older then the I, because men presses nigh to his neighbor

Festival for the Earth

• Let the friend be known as the festival on Earth, the fore-taste to the overman
• Teach the overflowing heart to a sponge

Avenging of Law is Terrible

• Isolation from the law is terrible as a star

Will of Isolation

• It is asked if you are entitled to escape from your respective joke
• Your show eye will be given to show your respective face for what

Guard Against Good and Just

• Be on your guard against the good and just because they rather criticize those who devise virtue- they hate the lonesome ones

Desire Because Despise

• The loving one desires because he despises!

Zarathustra and Twilight

• It is asked why Zarathustra is stealing along in twilight and hiding in the shadow
• He holds it close because he finds it naughty because his truth is too loud
• This is what the old woman speaks to Zarathustra

Woman and the Meaning

• Everything in women in called a riddle, and that the solution is called pregnancy
• Man is the means for women, which leads the purpose to be child
• Men want danger and diversion

Hatred of Loathing and Rejuvenation

• Zarathustra freed himself from laothing because his hate created his wings and fountains-divining powers
• This is found as part to make delight
• Zarathustra desires to approach you with modesty

A Summer Heart

• His summer heart longs for coolness

Spirits for Strength

• The spirits of Zarathustra are for the spirit

The Tarantula

• The Tarantula seeks revenge- with revenge, has poison makes the soul giddy

The Parable of the Soul

• Parable is applied to the soul, from the soul is from which revengeful ones will appear

Den of Lies and Bridge of Revenge

• From a land of lies they will come from, revenge must cross a bidge

Equality and Virtue

• Power will be created through the virtue to Equality and will become greater through it
• One of conceit will become the flame and frenzy of vengeance
• This the the sign that jealousy leads also paths of the thinkers

Lamentation and Punishing

• In all lamentations is vengeance and judge seems to them the ultimate bliss, and a way to punish ones enemies

Preachers against Zarathustra

• Zarathustra does not want the preacher mixed with ones ideals for the reasons that; they would therefore be able to to harm those who already have power now

Great Love through Elevating

• A great love can show through elevating ones self greater again
• This is how Zarathustra can speak, and it leads to the end objective again
• New heights come from steps of climbers

Wise for a Reason

• The famous wise ones must serve the people's superstition to be recognized and reverenced and it is what you will justify in your reverence

The advocate

• To harness a donkey to a wise man in front of horses if an advocate for the people

Explore how powerful, even malevolent, spirits drive humanity forward by challenging societal norms and igniting passions. New religions and moralities, though initially seen as evil, disrupt the established order and pave the way for progress. This cycle of disruption and renewal is essential for growth.