Nietzsche on Pity

Pity…is a depressant. A man loses power when he pities [and when he’s pitied]. Through pity that drain upon strength which suffering works is multiplied.
 — Friedrich Nietzsche

Living The Virtuous Life

Intermingling Religious and Philosophical Ethics

Greek Virtue and The Teleological Life

Virtue is defined as a habit or quality that allows individuals to succeed at their purpose. Socrates and Aristotle are…

Nietzsche on the Doctrine of the Feeling of Power

This world is the will to power — and nothing besides!
 — Friedrich Nietzsche

Nietzsche | Criticism of Religion: Part One

All the beauty and sublimity with which we have invested real and imagined things, I will show to be the property and product of man, and this should be his most beautiful apology. Man as a poet, as a thinker, as a god, as love, as power. Oh, the regal…

Nietzsche on Morality’s Roots, the Jews, & the Church

The Law of Power, Control, & Dominance (PCD)

We want to be able to drive a car to our friend’s place. We want to be competent…

how to become a god; or, an avatar

1. get rid of all Fear / of death , of the world , of man , of anything , of everything / this will…

The Madman, The Intellectual Conscience, The Real Philosopher, The Revaluation, & Nietzscheans

Walter Kaufmann’s “The Death of God and the Revaluation”

Modern Morality: A Philosophical Look at Our Values

Adaptation

Responding to life

“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to…