Friedrich Nietzsche - "I know my fate"

“I know my fate. One day my name will be associated with the memory of something tremendous - a crisis without equal on earth, the most profound collision of conscience, a decision that was conjured up against everything that had been believed, demanded, hallowed so far. I am no man, I am dynamite.”
- Friedrich Nietzsche

[@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."

[@zarathustratv9114]

True

[@sfs8730]

Pain is the ultimate reality

[@_XY_]

Truth Is horrible

[@_XY_]

You are a slave Neo

[@Solus6464]

@greenbirdofjannahif that is what you see as truth then so be it but being that you feel the need to push that onto others as desperately as you do it seems like a fickle one

[@yaloluyanda791]

This man's ideas have completely changed the trajectory of my life - from a downward spiral to a perpetually upwards spiral, may his teachings live forever and eventually give rise to the meaning of the earth.

[@pauljones5066]

me too

[@Thomas-xd4cx]

It makes me happy to read this, I hope you are still well on your path my friend. Greetings from The Netherlands!

[@yaloluyanda791]

@@Thomas-xd4cx To infinity and beyond!🚀

[@kazkk2321]

He was the prophet of modern age. So few can live as he lived. Even in his insanity he is still worth more as a person than a million ordinary ppl

[@alexzanderschwieger9938]

Ja, meine frund.

[@faicalbenbrahim8776]

Yes indeed the prophet of postmodernism

[@wordcel]

@@faicalbenbrahim8776Post modernism uses Nietzsche's deconstructionism while ignoring his revaluation of all values. That is, it pours acid on the values of the past but proposes nothing new to replace it. So it acheives nothing but uprooting people from their heritage and leaving them aimless. That is obviously a perversion of Nietzsche's thought, since his deconstruction of Western thought came with the proposal of a new, life affirming value system.

[@itstimeforafuckingcrusade]

​@@faicalbenbrahim8776A presocratic postmodernist if you will

[@kazkk2321]

This man should be appreciated more. We should have a Nietzsche appreciation day. This man should have lived longer

[@ghostofsparta6178]

For Tesla too

[@SlutForCynthia]

@@ghostofsparta6178 Tesla and Nietzsche are not even comparable

[@mirceazaharia2094]

​@@SlutForCynthia They are both monumental thinkers. One is the father of the electric age, the other one the architect of human moral and psychological evolution.

[@sadLeshrac]

hear hear!! ​@@mirceazaharia2094

[@Koresos.]

Ngl, he‘s a bit over-appreciated.

[@cherryscarlett]

*zarathustra* was Nietzsche's Mask. He envisioned himself in a metaphoric world of symbols and absolutes. In that world, he was The Prophet of Truth .. the Truth that is The *Overman* .. the mountain guide on the Path to Future Greatness

[@petarumiljanovic5321]

if not the most imposing video ever, the narrator has brought Nietzsche back and it is as heavy, fully self-aware suffering and raw reality of one's destiny on earth as we have known. triumph and tragedy of ages.

[@hariszaine4815]

The most profound and beautiful words of Nietzsche I have ever heard.

[@jimbo43ohara51]

"And now awake at dreaming's end" (1954)

[@DeeDeex007o]

RIGHT!!! I'm in love with this man!!!!!! 😍😍😍

[@AntiGroup]

What a voice narration, and Nietzsche being a human as a living fire🔥🔥

[@plutonium120]

I AM A WANDERER AND A MOUNTAIN CLIMBER - ZARATHUSTRA SAID TO HIS HEART. WHAT RETURNS, WHAT FINALLY COMES HOME TO ME, IS MY OWN SELF. ALAS, I HAVE BEGUN MY LONELIEST WALK. BUT WHOEVER IS OF MY KIND CANNOT ESCAPE SUCH AN HOUR. THE HOUR WHICH SAYS TO HIM - ONLY NOW ARE YOU GOING YOUR WAY TO GREATNESS.

[@mamood7647]

Yes

[@alwaledhakamei180]

That brilliant remark where he separate his mind from how he feels inside and he explains the feelings toward himself. The loneliness you feel is for a good reason. I can throughout the ideas i have and avoid the loneliness but I’d still be unhappy because i will feel that i have lost my sense of reasoning and purpose and if i did that i will feel way more unhappy. Being alone and feeling the loneliness is the best option for my mind and my heart (myself) . I’m still fascinated by the idea!

[@Theabysstreasure]

He said in his beyond good and evil book that if you wanted to seek truth, you were on your own.

[@plutonium120]

This tree stands lonely here in the mountains; it grew high above man and beast. And if it wanted to speak it would have nobody who could understand it, so high has it grown. Now it waits and waits-for what is it waiting? It dwells too near the seat of the clouds: surely, it waits for the first lightning.

[@cinder7377]

What does this exactly mean?

[@zarathustra3976]

Man is something that shall be overcome. What have you done to overcome him?

[@MajorTom97]

follow your instincts of gathering power and strength, without questioning yes and no, without false morality

[@georgesotiriou7051]

Very little. Look around you. It's sickening. The Last Man prevails.

[@annush3880]

A baby hahhhhaaa !!!

[@gaiusgermanicus8296]

Zarathustra quitting fapping and smoking weed/drinking is a good start...

[@blkcortex6545]

Zarathustra ? Really? What big choose for the name of a member of KZbin bro...

[@satnamo]

Amor Fati is a proper welcome to the dawn of a new day. Something is in my control and something is not in my control. The opinions of others, death, fame and fortune are not in my control. My judgements, mind, and actions are in my control. I have control over my mind--not outside events-- realize this I will find strength to not merely bear what is necessary, but love it.

[@wordcel]

This is not Amor Fati, this is stoicism.

[@creepycrawlything]

Excellent reprise and reminding of the sense and understanding that moved and moved within Nietzche. Thank you for this.

[@Some1Philosophy]

i always feel like returning to this video, it gives me a morale boost, thanks nietszche, and thanks to the person or people who created this video.

[@alwaledhakamei180]

I have watched the video over 10 times in the past month. This man is something else!

[@lorismarchitelli5274]

very cool video, i'll save the audio and put it on a cd to listen as music when i'm driving! great joob.

[@unnecessaryrandomvideos3956]

This is a gem!

[@h_curly6384]

Dark soul vibes

[@northman0077]

So ture! Thank you for this!

[@troyott2334]

The will to power is mans greatest need and joy, inexorably far beyond good and evil and the constraints of modernity!

[@troyott2334]

Hail mans will to power!

[@MarcoSilesio]

such a great video

[@andreicojocaru5256]

This saved my life.

[@Thomas-xd4cx]

I have been drawn back to this clip for years now. There is something awe-inspiring about the tone and presence the narrator, music and visuals combine together.

[@kazkk2321]

I greatly agree with this man and admire him but achieving his over man is damn near impossible without becoming something that the environment will brutally reject. He was the crucified one

[@Emp6ft10in]

It's been awhile since I read him but if remember correctly he basically said that any person in history that was able to get the nearest to being an overman was still as far away from that ideal as a monkey is to an average person.

[@MirroCosmoKenisis]

Beautiful, thank you for such an enchanting video . Goes well with subject matter. Appreciate £you

[@DanielaHernandez-ns8ez]

Cosmic movie. Jim morrison🎶❤

[@ABO_NJM]

أعظم فلاسفة البشرية .

[@johnheart6890]

The music in this video is listed incorrectly in the beginning at least. I believe the dramatic beginning is not Strauss- it’s called Verklärte Nacht String sextet by Arnold Schoenberg

[@dirksharp9876]

I always lose it at the end. Good ole Freddy

[@Andre.K.]

Incredible

[@roshananoor3066]

Brilliant

[@WhoRoui]

amazing

[@zoorpasha4993]

Fabulous 👌 if everyone follow the truth not the herds of wow what a insights & liberation of sole to follow principles of truth & achieve 👏 happiness& goals 👏 truly an enlightenment to todays lost world

[@nicholaschristodoulou3821]

How did he know this before hand?! It is crazy!

[@emperorlelouch5696]

Is this from a documentary? Also thank you for uploading. It's very educational.

[@Leonardo-el6sq]

I haven't found a source for the great quote "My principle article of faith is that one can only flourish among the people who share the identical ideas and identical will. I have no one. That is my sickness". Does anyone know? Thanks

[@bret6484]

What is the piano music at 1:58 ?

[@ct3686]

The first and last decent human being ever

[@VVeltanschauung187]

A Nietzsche film deserves a German production

[@maramadeo1659]

Quisiera la traducción al español...si alguien sabe de algun video asi en español, porfavor comuníquese...Gracias

[@georgalem3310]

Man muss noch Chaos in sich haben, um einen tanzenden Stern gebären zu können!

[@thanasdjango4394]

Who is the speaker?

[@EmmanuelLambertCanada]

I present to you the Overman

[@sidenet5305]

Can someone please list the songs being played in the video, its sounds amazing. Much appreciated.

[@wordcel]

1. Verklärte Nacht 2. Gaspard de la nuit, Ondine

[@ericlegge2884]

Most of those quotes come from Nietzsche's short autobiography called "Ecce Homo", which is Latin for Behold the Man, and his masterwork "Thus Spoke Zarathustra". Both are works of genius, in my opinion. Nietzsche regarded female feminists as pseudo-women who don't have the stuff for children, which makes them deeply resentful of both men and women to the point where their unconscious aim employs equality doctrines to turn women into men and men into women. The great psychologist, CG Jung called them animus-possessed women who identify with their unconscious male shadow, which he called the animus. He called the unconscious female shadow in a male his animus.

[@zarathustrasdeciple4283]

*anima (at the end)

[@neroresurrected]

Well said.

[@voxhominem]

In his time feminism was about suffrage and prosecution of rape. It is ridiculous to say a will to power and freedom is not self-motivated but instead result from perceived social inferiority. I'm sure you're aware that scorn all too often results from rejection. Nietzsche was a lonely man scorned by many women over the course of his life. I doubt this will get through to you because you're evidently suffering the same delusion that he was, but I'll spell it out in simple terms for you: claiming women are evil because they don't want to fuck you is bullshit. One key skill when reading historical works is to understand the limitations of the age. For instance, any chemistry advice offered by Aristotle is near useless, most tactics from Alexander wouldn't do you well in Korea, etc. Men are a product of their time and it is only the rare and wonderful that can transcend that.

[@user-kk6gb5tc7g]

@@voxhominem You are the delusional one. Be it feminists, left-wingers, right-wingers, or anyone at all devoured by faith in anything(be it politics or religion) or anyone(preachers or politicians for ex.) is a believer in ''God'' all the same. Nietzche preaches that the way to greatness is through acceptance of your fate - not through hopeful worship of a better future. Failure to accept and love your fate and saying that you ''willed it'' will never allow you to create the overman, much less become one.

[@voxhominem]

@@user-kk6gb5tc7g did you even read the genealogy of morality? first, amor fati doesn't mean to accept the state of society as it is but instead to accept the failures of man and by accepting them overcome them. to rise above the suffering in the world into transcendence. only through suffering does the overman arise but suffering is not to be desired. one of the highest ideals of nietzschean philosophy is self determination. a will to power is not 'hopeful worship of a better future'. It is the driving spark in life, that which separates us from the beasts

[@pierrebenites2115]

Name of intro music?

[@user-vf8kl7mj3d]

That's badass as fuck

[@sohaibjavaid3025]

Anyone knows the name of the Actor portraying Nietzsche?

[@benlopezclarinet]

Good use of Gaspard de La nuit

[@hansvriend4327]

What is this musicpiece called? It sounds hauntingly fantastic.

[@wordcel]

1. Verklärte Nacht 2. Ondine, Gaspard de la Nuit 3. Metamorphosen

[@selasepps3773]

What book is this from

[@marceloyanez1514]

Saludos, compartan el documental completo con la traducción subtitulada en español. Agradezco su apoyo. Agradezco su apoyo.

[@joblakelisbon]

Aprende ingles hermano

[@valsammajoseph421]

Man has dug his own grave . It is better to be called Mad. Fate, the taste we get when we open the Gate to either Heaven or Hell, we become Man or else Mad

[@muhammadsaadurrehman5341]

My problem is i do not have basic supply of money so i can read All philosophers without any thought of money.

[@she_wizzdom4410]

You have access to the internet what more do you require ?

[@wyzeyzere]

Is this the new trailer for Oblivion...

[@byronfoodjikla]

What is the song that begins at 1:57?

[@sam-np4ol]

Ravel - Gaspard de la nuit, Ondine

[@ahmed25janegy]

Such a great video. Is this from a documentary??

[@andikadimasprasetyo5758]

It is, "Human all too human".

[@annysheikh6359]

who is the narrator?

[@Kod0x1]

Thank you ! What's the song from 4:32 ?

[@gerardoposada7444]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g53Tf3VmjMqEl7M

[@zsolt100]

What is the music that's used in the beginning?

[@myrlewulf6256]

Diomedes kzbin.info/www/bejne/i17Th61ogbmUoa8 I love it

[@zsolt100]

Thank you!

[@myrlewulf6256]

Diomedes No problem, enjoy. :)

[@myrlewulf6256]

@@cinder7377 Its somewhere in there I assure you

[@cinder7377]

@@myrlewulf6256 it does but it doesn’t last as long as it does here throughout the video

[@tahsink7903]

Any links for the full documentary? Cheers

[@nabilhex4354]

Did you find it?

[@ahmadmagdy6913]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJzLk4aCet2MmMU

[@andikadimasprasetyo5758]

The title is "Human all too human"

[@davidalexander5161]

Name of the first Composition?

[@monsieurali8484]

Schoenberg - Verklärte Nacht

[@19BenZ57]

from PERSIA ArmeniA with Passion

[@Green-zw9pv]

BehrooZ Abshar // سلام آغا خوبى؟ من از انگليزستان، شما دوست دارم حكومة خميني است؟

[@jaafersameer]

The only Ubermensch that ever lived!

[@beerzer4625]

none. we can only take steps to evolve into the ubermensch.

[@DeeDeex007o]

😍😍😍😍

[@dionysusfury9382]

Heil Odin !

[@muhammadsaadurrehman5341]

Haha

[@ManletKingofTism]

mag ich

[@oswurth8774]

He’s not perfect, but extraordinarily insightful. Because he’s still a loser in some ways, he rarely went outside to do anything socially. But what if this is his purpose? To be anti social like all the great idea bringers. Nietzsche only ever distilled history to make a new history of it, but he never went forth and practiced what he taught. For it he did he would be totally else

[@raginald7mars408]

In Genua already he knew, he will lose his mind. He lost even more...Syphillis distorted his Music...

[@georgalem3310]

What?

[@dirksharp9876]

He died of a brain tumor and didn't have syphilis. This was confirmed in an autopsy.

[@raginald7mars408]

@@dirksharp9876 Thank GOD! What a relief....

[@selimgure]

Transfigured night.

[@ZagreusoftheDesert]

The only atheist who actually took religion seriously

[@Darko1.0]

Nietzsche is funny

[@justineubank6497]

Is that Anthony Hopkins narrating?

[@williamhad]

What I find is odd is that the docu on nietzsche called "sea of faith" has the same sounding narrator even though it was made in the 80s.

[@Pay2winboi]

@@williamhad sea of faith narrator was don cupitt

[@neroresurrected]

No, but this man deserves much credit in bringing to life the words of the greatest anthropologist philosopher the world has ever known.

[@davidholcomb9393]

It's always this way when a writer throws a philosophy of power and strength on the world when he himself lived as a practical invalid.

[@Adrian-qi5ii]

Some will sing and others will dance; but we all have the same soul.

[@AryanWarriorBogpill]

David Holcomb try Evola then.

[@carlosgermanquienterosalaz2455]

Ulf ViKings Nietzsche was sick trough most of his life, the guy that make the first coment sees this as hypocrisy but ignored that nietzsche use his sickness im favor of his work and life

[@EQosja]

David Holcomb Nietzsche was a highly respected academic and holds the record for the youngest man to become a professor of Classics. He then went on to write some of the greatest literature the world has seen. Despite his crippling illnesses, he achieved more in this life than the overwhelming majority of people will ever dream of.

[@Carltoncurtis1]

_N_ wanted to be a soldier first but his body could not do it. As the cliche goes, _those who cannot do, teach_ and so he became a professor. Always remember that we are reading the writing of a potentially great, yet perpetually frustrated man. His pedigree was good enough. He was born in the right epoch. His natural intelligence is like Tesla, Napoleon or Elon Musk. He could have even rivaled Alexander the Great had his stars aligned... Nietzsche, himself, could have been the Ubermensch. Alas, he was trapped in his sickly physical body.

[@coenraadscheepers]

"Nietzsche is dead" - God, 1900

[@copiumdealer1]

Moron

[@nicholaschristodoulou3821]

Pretty funny,

[@ibrahimakberli1570]

at least friedrich lived

[@monke6669]

God is just a created concept which is no longer relevant

[@Lightnings]

He slowly faded into vanity. Unfortunately, that was his demise. Never lose touch to reality and the basics of life. If you start questioning the principles, you're playing with fire intensely. A wife and family would have done him well.

[@hjjo-uj9ej]

Similar to something Carl Jung has said about him i believe

[@solitaryconfinement1975]

A wife and family would have turn him to shit

[@muhammadsaadurrehman5341]

Who ends up sane?. How will you differentiate between sanity and insanity?. Its subjective.

[@muhammadsaadurrehman5341]

Every society needs deviant thinkers otherwise the progress will remain stagnant. See today Germany.

[@bakchodbabajijoletajaancho2538]

>A wife and family would have done him well This is the 99% of all mortals, theres no nothing new or even honourable in this.

[@spencerwinston4334]

In your enlightening Nietzsche video, you make effective use of the adaptive root system metaphor of a tree. As the tree grows stronger confronting underground resistance, the tree's "power potential" expands. Descriptive, vivid, and organic are a perfect use of this metaphor. Nietzsche's battle cry maxim for the ages "...that which does not destroy you makes you stronger.. " always conveys a hard, militaristic tone to Nietzsche which is certainly warranted. This elite Navy Seal esque, Spartan warrior philosopher fought his way to the top with front-line focus and OODA loop strikes against the cream puff "Marxist" collectivism academics to find a home at the Olympian rung next to Plato, Schopenhauer, and Ralph Waldo Emerson. Your root metaphor connection as well highlights the profound Emersonian influence of natural organic imagery that left a sublime impression on Nietzsche. Thank you for sharing your novel insights on this pioneer German philosopher leading us all away from the modern philosophic T.S. Eliot described wasteland. A wasteland terrain full of vapid, game show host like hollow men mixed in with the John Wick-like Assassins in the philosophy departments of the university tenure system where the truth goes to die as hollow men administrators pander to the lowest common denominator in the collective seal-like applause of virtue signaling and Orwellian levels of political correctness that have the universities and corporations fearing their own shadow. Nietzsche offers a way out of this wasteland to the leading edge with the best view of the vast horizons, blissful sunsets, and the pure austere air of the Swiss Alps. Up in the Alps where Nietzsche is found with his groundbreaking, paradigm-shifting writings, you also can experience the invigorating sensation of elite-level Navy Seal alpine mountain fighting. The mountain combat though is against Platonic shadows comprised of noisy self-confused ignorance, suffering, angst and forced-fed propaganda faced in the shadows of our own mind that we all encounter on our own unique path and quest, propelled on by the relentless force of the will to power and illuminated by the brilliance of Nietzsche's light and profound truth instincts. As we take the philosophic Navy Seal hard path in our own internal root expansion, we will all find why this German savant philosopher, the heroic but "lonely" wanderer and his shadow, is fulfilling his "prophecy" in his writings. Nietzsche's prophecy, emblematic of the gravitas of the Rock of Ages prophets, is increasingly germane in these dark matrix times. As a result, Nietzsche true to form, has become "...the philosopher for the day after tomorrow."

[@paulsolon6229]

Wordy

[@spencerwinston4334]

@@paulsolon6229 Agreed, and thank you for the constructive feedback. As acclaimed poet Robert Graves wrote, “...There is no such thing as good writing, only good rewriting.”" Always looking to improve on communication, especially as an aficionado of the master writing savant Nietzsche. With his austere military-Esque, classical writing style combined with flashes of flamethrower, sublime "gonzo" brilliance, all writing today looks like the knockoff version of a Rolex watch sold at Penn Station NYC versus an authentic Rolex. Believe Nietzsche is widely considered along with H. Heine as the leading "modern" German writing craftsman. Hope your New Year is starting out with zeal and success. Pacifico beer cheers again for the feedback. "Feedback is the breakfast of champions." Jim Rohn, business philosopher

[@paulsolon6229]

@@spencerwinston4334 Abe Lincoln wrote a friend ‘sorry this letter is so long but I didn’t have more time’ wordy again, your reply. You seem to study writing. Why not study for a few days the Spartans and their method of writing?

[@spencerwinston4334]

@@paulsolon6229The powerful howitzer polemical shells Nietzsch lobs against the Marxist mob inspire aficionados such as myself to try and imitate the grand master. It's a grand task and lofty "impossible" goal I know. Still. the pursuit of the Nietzschean holy grail writing style is a labor of love. Short condensed powerpoint phrases do not give one literary freedom. To achieve as Nietzsche masterfully demonstrated to say more in one paragraph than others say in a book requires going outside "the box" of powerpoint writing. In matters of the heart and deep sentiment, Emersonian and Nietzschean "trusting your instincts" in writing prevail over the more conventional, formalistic powerpoint "simplicity."

[@paulsolon6229]

@@spencerwinston4334 look again. I am not saying be “simple” I am saying don’t be wordy.