150 Profound Quotes by Friedrich Nietzsche

[@jamesmiller3548]

“Life is living from one crisis to the next, and enjoying the spaces in between.” My mother.

[@janetewin4819]

wow! she is amazing your mom! such a wisdom!!!

[@RazRawSum]

Great! I would add: “They muddy the water, to make it seem deep.”

[@trythinkingforachange4201]

Finally, a video with music that is appropriate - kudos to you.

[@pepperidgefarm8793]

Yeah I’m tired of that god damn whistling song what ever it’s called

[@roydamanna]

"Some people seem to mistake Objectivity for Negativity, and wishful-thinking for Positivity." "Sometimes people don't want to hear the truth because they don't want their illusions destroyed."

[@123backflipman]

Even the most courageous among us only rarely has the courage to face what he already knows.

[@MagicalQuote]

Good one.

all it takes is a joint and the right books.

[@skipmichaels6184]

Nietzche said that maybe the individual that truly understood his philosophy wasn't even born yet. What an extraordinary remark !

[@lootskywater4328]

Is man the mistake of god? Or god the mistake of man? Strong words

[@czarnyoffice63]

And then, he went mad.... The desire to know the boundaries of man is praiseworthy but isn't accepting them even a greater deed?

[@dragonmartijn]

Nietzsche didn’t go mad because of his thinking, but because of a disease.

[@maksim3417]

strong and wrong

[@jotsingh9319]

Nietzche saved me

[@chappy24]

@@Arthur-fr2bg death in the occult is a celebration.

[@corvodelinin7846]

God damn it, few quotes in and I want to read Fred's books in a whole night. I should have just slept. Here's to another night boys.

[@brendadrew834]

Wonderful....profound indeed! Read through them twice, double enjoyment! Thanks for sharing....much appreciated! Am sharing on FB! Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata which I play on the piano is perfect! Love it!

[@quoteish2515]

Nietzsche is my favourite author. Hit A Like If You Also Love Nietzsche.

[@hummingpylon]

I don't know what is more frightening the idea of hell or to spend a life being Nietzsche

[@christinayates2496]

nietzscheposterchild you don’t think that knowledge was his hell? Ignorance is BLISS.

[@corvodelinin7846]

I cried in a documentary about Nietzsche. God damn his life was full of dread and decádence.

[@axelarthur5122]

Corvo Delinin well the silver lining is that he himself didn’t see his struggles as a negative but instead as a way to improve himself

[@janetewin4819]

@@axelarthur5122 well said!!!

[@markavens8838]

@@corvodelinin7846 which documentary specifically?

[@RobsonFormigaAndrade]

Thank you so much! I love this! Also the music you put with the quotes! Amazing. Congrats! All haills and joy! Cheers from Brazil... )

[@ianharrison8690]

“Fear is the mother of morals” damn

[@KeneOliver]

2:12 Convictions are more dangerous enemies of truth than lies.

[@Leibo07]

"War is the hygiene of the modern states" (F.W. Nietzsche)

[@swiss9495]

A man so ahead of his time. How Germany create such creative minds is beyond me. My name in German is Eagle Wolf. I am very proud of that.

[@ryszardkilinski1238]

As for so called "relativist and nihilist", Nietzsche can make one a strong believer. In truth/Truth. That's a paradox.

[@ishmaelforester9825]

nietszche wanted to rescue the spirit of religion by discarding the body

[@simonthom6885]

10:53 like how you put a picture of the crucified Savior along with the quote of senselessness of suffering.

[@magicsinglez]

Enjoyed this very much. Moreso than the many things I've read about Nietzsche.

[@bebotmaxphilippines.5656]

Thank you for sharing, greatly appreciated.

[@MagicalQuote]

You're welcome.

[@mogatdula]

Beautiful. I wish you could make this available in writing so that each could be pondered more thoroughly

[@jlmur54]

It seems they have supplied the URL above. www.magicalquote.com/150-profound-quotes-by-friedrich-nietzsche/

[@mogatdula]

JL Mur thanks! I didn't notice it!

[@mohitzambare]

Digressions, objections, delight in mockery, carefree mistrust are signs of health everything unconditional belongs in pathology. If you know the meaning of this quote please reply.

[@mohitzambare]

Thank You Diego.

[@reelgangstazskip]

Buy his books.

[@hichamboulos1155]

Great effort! Much appreciated.

[@Turtleterr0r01]

Music used is Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata. I’ve no idea what they’re talking about with September Sky.

[@waynebaptiste5232]

Words cannot explain how deep this man is, he is blowing my mind with every sentence, so beautifully put.._.

[@anasalsubhi1691]

0:16 what does not kill you, makes you a down to earth cripple.

[@axlegrind4212]

from anther philosopher with a great mustache *_a clear conscience is the sure sign of a bad memory_* -mark twain

[@mohsenmohseni1612]

great job, many thanks

[@estoicismobr4954]

You forgot this great quote of friedrich : "The strength of a person's spirit would then be measured by how much 'truth' he could tolerate, or more precisely, to what extent he needs to have it diluted, disguised, sweetened, muted, falsified."

[@hrvojebartulovic7870]

Here's what i said to Nietzsche:" Friedrich, I'm old, but if you intend to win that girl's heart, heed to my advice: when you're winning, you're not as losing as when you are not winning. And when you're not winning you're not as winning as when you're losing. Therefore, if you intend to win, you mustn't lose!!!" She was with him only as long as he was adhering to that advice! It's only than that he started having migraines andb started hearing the voices of Zarathustra.

[@999titu]

No debate on his genius

[@austinnewby9666]

Very very well done. Thank you

[@eternalrecurrence5220]

These videos are great

[@YuRrRrRYeEeEeE]

"I am warlike by nature. To attack is within my instinct."

[@maximelagace]

"Great intellects are skeptical." -Friedrich Nietzsche

[@yuppieMa]

"Increscunt animi, virescit volnere virtus"

[@ludwigvanbeethoven6853]

Great music

[@kiowhatta1]

The greatest icon of iconoclasts.

[@deirdrestewart4394]

Amazing quotatations *The* love *of* power *is* *the* *demon! *of* *mankind*

[@steghuman9063]

Creativity is a greatness that cares not for the lies of belief.

[@mohitzambare]

Digressions, objections, delight in mockery, carefree mistrust are signs of health everything unconditional belongs in pathology. If you know the meaning of this quote please reply.

[@tennisball3803]

Tragically beautiful Only tears stream Existance is truly futile

[@williammcmillion1796]

not Nietzsche's thoughts at all, but ok.

[@sterotiago2891]

'Beware the bad from the ones you've done them well'

[@evka24]

Thank you!

[@mynameisjeff2567]

22:18 If a woman possesses manly virtues one should run away from her; and if she does not possess them she runs away from herself. can someone explain this one?

[@alfredoladino9838]

Maybe it may seem a bit sexist to assume, but I think what he meant was that a woman with manly virtues (thoughts pertaining more masculine than feminine; being more logical, willing to struggle, isn’t afraid of discomfort from adversity) than one completely feminine (damsel in distress, powerless, one who folds to issues easily at even simplest times of despair or distress) is more acute to handle the harsh realities and faults of themselves and their circumstances rather than be in denial and seemingly helpless whenever anything arises from hardship.

[@mynameisjeff2567]

@@alfredoladino9838 I was thinking the same way, more or less. A manly woman won't run away from her problems and such. Still, why should one run away from her? The manly woman i mean.

[@thomasgoodwill598]

Fantastic

[@Gabriel21733]

Appreciate the video but the translation and typos are bothersome!

[@bobdobbs7000]

Do you seek warmth of me? Come not to close, I counsel, or your hands may burn..For look! My ardor exceeds the limit, and I barely restrain the flames from leapiing from my body! -----------------F. Nietzsche * 1881-- 1886. posthumous note.

[@Hs3u39]

This could be accompanied by Nietzche’s music itself.

[@jimwalker3890]

What is the music? Ive heard it b4, I know its an iconic classical piece, and it was also used in "Wings of the Luftwaffe".

[@MagicalQuote]

Moonlight Sonata (by Beethoven)

[@artofthepossible7329]

The core points of Nietzsche are actually rather simple and yet it is seems almost impossible to truly explain. But considering the nature of that ideal... there is no "one size fits all" is there?

[@vojislav88]

This just shows me that everything that is translated loses its power, in german the quotes are much stronger and make you think.

[@mariusiurea]

"It is neither the best nor the worst things in a book that defy translation." I don't quite remember from which of his books this quote was from.

[@timothychamberlin6985]

Oooooh you are deep...

[@hahnsheinie8193]

Oooohhh la di dah.......

[@chappy24]

Translate it for us then

[@mariamkinen8036]

Lovely! Fear is the mother of morals. .....

[@marcpadilla1094]

Yes indeed.

[@harisproductions2705]

Whats the name of the piano soundtrack

[@apvenczel]

ooii fook this syphlis is eatin my brain

[@bobdobbs7000]

What? You search? You would multiply yourself by ten? By a hundred? You seek followers? Seek zeros! Nietzsche Twilight of the Idols 1888

[@skudsterfoster8359]

Nietzche: there are no facts Also Nietzsche: "BELIEF" MEANS NOT WISHING TO KNOW WHAT IS TRUE 🤨

[@comical9587]

Some powerful quotes, sure, but most of them don't really work out of context.

[@hahnsheinie8193]

Yes they do....

[@turinhorse]

the great liberator; think of all the shackles he dissolved.. Humanity must honor him, to its last day.

[@ProudJewishQueen1979]

Does anyone know the classical music used?

[@MagicalQuote]

Moonlight Sonata (by Beethoven)

[@ProudJewishQueen1979]

Thank you.

[@WESSERPARAQUAT]

Mozart ?

[@999titu]

He loved Beethoven so much as I love his philosophy

[@bachukiberdzenishvili8303]

''The birth of tragedy'' @@999titu

[@luisownerbr]

Hey, I like Beethoven, good choice haha

[@kevinba972]

Now it's my fourths Nietzche Quotes vid and still one of his most famous Quotes is still missing. " God is dead " It's cause this are english videos ?

[@rhysenfyneix7864]

"...God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him. How shall we, the murderers of all murderers, comfort ourselves?...."

[@kevinba972]

@@rhysenfyneix7864 If you want the position of god , then take the responsibility. Orbital - you lot The sample is from The second coming A TV mini series also available on youtube for free.

[@billeib427]

When someone has no gad, what arises is the wonder why others do.

[@sheikowi]

special. view in bright sunlight

[@indra-mu5be]

Can someone explain to me about 2nd quote?

[@toomanydrugsinmysys5414]

if you want explanation message me.

[@caesar3488]

I took too many screenshots. lol

[@benquinney2]

You like to live dangerously?

[@Ali-fm1rv]

Out of the deepest must the highest come to its hight. What does it mean?

[@williammcmillion1796]

@0aoaandmagoa0 well put brother, couldn't of said it better.

[@ishmaelforester9825]

You could probably call his insanity early, because he swings from really profound insights to histrionics on a regular basis. One moment he is a brave sage then he is a silly brat.

[@ishmaelforester9825]

Zarathustra is one of the most brilliant and compelling books I have read. One of the few that have given me literal tingles. But I don't really like Nietzsche. He pisses me off. He strikes me as a pretentious spoiled brat.

[@ishmaelforester9825]

He is genius but he is so buried up his own yazoo it is difficult to distinguish his arse from his elbow.

[@tomsinclair1264]

So much in conflict. No wonder he had a breakdown.

[@fishesndishes]

facepalm

[@onkarvigy]

He said ‘Art is the sole purpose of life’, that dead art was his highest value is a sign that he never took a good look at a joyful child, a sensuous woman’ that would have cured him of his neurosis!!!

[@joemagnets9940]

After looking at some of Nietzshe 'quotes' you could deem him a JEW in that all he sees is from his perspective. Joe Magnets

[@assistantto007]

A handful of clever quotes hidden in a mountain of nonsense

[@sasansasani669]

if the music in the background goes well with Nietzsche's words is because it's Nietzsche who is playing the music in our hearts; he's the musician and his instrument is his words. we have nothing to do with the emotions produced in us here but to be the ears for the TRUTH. "Why truth? Why not untruth?" because our ears & hearts are hungry for the TRUTH, not lies. LIES are our lives. So let's hear something other than our lives; let's hear the TRUTH. Are you ready? of course not.

[@HangManHang10]

Sorry m8, not a fan of videos that don't read it for me mainly cuz I like to listen to KZbin while I do other things

Nietzsche would have been much wiser had he read the works of Eckhart Tolle..he did not have an understanding of the role of ego...it is the reason for all dysfunction as Tolle teaches...

of course Tolle wasn't around, I am referring to the subject of the ego, rather then specifically Tolle...although no one understood the ego as Tolle...and Nietzsche too didn't understand....

[@toomanydrugsinmysys5414]

@@manzo6335 completely and utterly agree, this kid does not understand nietchze in the least bit, "egoism is the very essence of the noble soul" - nietchze, read up before u post a 10 iq statement.

[@janetewin4819]

I don't agree that morality is a heard-instinct.

[@janetewin4819]

“One who reads him find console on his own pain!”

[@justdev8965]

I stopped watching on the first quote. It's so untrue. What doesn't kill you, makes you a lot weaker and gets you closer to death.

[@joemarks8417]

Nice video, however, you can see his growing madness in his later writing

[@ukidding]

none really impressed me

[@hahnsheinie8193]

All of them were better than what you wrote....

[@kennedydewitt3219]

I sum it up like this Yin and Yang

[@richardbensend9671]

no el forgetto

[@murraysprostate9027]

denke shun

[@kiranks9855]

Somehow I did not like any of them.Very few are good. Sorry if hurts the presenter to my list of videos !

[@ASHISHPATEL-ot3lu]

Maybe that's because You are not yet ready.

[@JeffaHensley]

ASHISH PATEL or that they’re not really all that profound,...

[@williammcmillion1796]

or your a woman.

[@azamzaidi9010]

...B,e,Assad,man,/cha,nd,

[@goedelite]

Nietzsche as a teacher of human relations, was a profound detriment. The neoliberals and climate-change deniers of the present day have much in common with his ethics and politics. Nietzsche, like today's "lifers" would keep women in bondage, brutalized ("take a whip"). He would deny government any role but the making of war and regard, as does our Pres Trump, military power as the only effective instrument of policy. The suffering of our ill fed and ill housed people, Nietzsche would ignore as does our congress and White House. Nietzsche was the epitome of weakness and fear disguised as admiration for those with martial strength. His greatness lay in the heights of his historical hypocrisy.

[@enocherone]

^^you tell him m8 @Renaissance Man. Never read so much ignorance in my entire life

[@sheikowi]

@@enocherone : have more respect for nuns. Not even you are equipped with universals. We all live by fear & hypothecation. Only the yellow robes think they can stabilize their own bubble. Sister Goedelite is empathetic and finds some real calm in her Dharma (blessed be!), You 2 piglets should duel!

[@jarednelson1865]

I ain’t reading shit on KZbin no matter how profound it is.

[@jarednelson1865]

Existence is Emptiness bought

[@peterlloyd5285]

It's not philosophy. It's literature or poetry or an imitation thereof. And he was a proto Nazi. They did not distort or cherry pick from his writings as so many people will tell you. You can take almost any quotes from him and place them into Mein Kampf or any speech from Hitler or Goebbels. He was the sort of stunted personality and second rate thinker you sometimes find in Creative Writing for Adults classes. He had no experience of life; never had a real job; never had a girlfriend, wife or children: and hardly travelled. Yet he still remained convinced of his own genius and innate superiority. And he would have despised you, unless of course you are an aristocrat. In which case he would have fallen at your feet in adoration. Or maybe he was an arch leg-puller, an ironist of the highest order. If so he deserves the praise due to a master.

[@mohitzambare]

Digressions, objections, delight in mockery, carefree mistrust are signs of health everything unconditional belongs in pathology. If you know the meaning of this quote please reply.

[@kennedydewitt3219]

he seemed like a martyr to me

[@peterlloyd5285]

Ken, can you tell me why you would say that?

[@peterlloyd5285]

Mohit Zambare, I have no idea what you are talking about.

[@hyperspacejester7377]

In "Beyond good and evil" he proposed that Germans *expel the anti-Semitic squallers out of the country* ... yeah... that sounds like something Hitler would say 😂😂😂 he also rags on his sister for supporting anti-Semites but I'm sure you'd prefer to overlook those things and just throw some more labels around eh!? 🖕✌

[@agathaloewen8342]

Eh... most of the time he is wrong

[@dwandersgaming]

Even if he were wrong about everything the perspective is one that can bear fruit.

[@peanut12345]

"there are no eternal facts, as there are likewise no absolute truths" , duh , only space, gravity, animals, plants, light, Total Dolt ---thinker.

I don't necessarily need his quotes, I have it figured out for me, and I see Nietzsche could use some lessons.....let's not think others are so much smarter then us, after all we are all interconnected invisibly...we are all of wisdom.....

[@toomanydrugsinmysys5414]

you need mental help thats what you need

[@jwalkin5123]

"Love" is *beyond good and evil* So Christianity has nothing to do with "love".

[@aliAhmed-zq1tg]

j walkin Christianity is the metaphor behind the gospel. He is right to point out that Christianity picked up what the ancient Hebrews left after They have entered the melancholy of being humbled by superior power: The Roman Empire. It focused on unfounded self-pity , guilt Meekness and pathlogizing the " other" As evil while heaping all virtues on the righteous collective " self". Christianity is a historical religion as one American thinker once underscored. It has nothing to do with " divine love" as it is a mere theological construction imagined by Paul according to me. Good and Evil has emerged according to him historically by historical religions and therefore there is nothing eternally valuable about it. Period.

[@caseylehl]

BS. If someone never hit the nail before, than how are they going to hit it on the head? One must learn, he has lost himself.