Twilight of the Idols | Friedrich Nietzsche

[@Eternalised]

*"If we possess our why of life we can put up with almost any how."* - Friedrich Nietzsche Support this channel: www.patreon.com/eternalised KZbin Member Perks: kzbin.info/door/qos1tl0RntucGGtPXNxkkAjoin Donate a Coffee: ko-fi.com/eternalised PayPal: www.paypal.com/paypalme/eternalisedofficial Official Merch: eternalised.creator-spring.com

[@satnamo]

Yes

[@wissamdalloul]

This is art.. I really appreciate all the work you put on your videos..

[@Eternalised]

Thanks a lot!!

[@satnamo]

The creation of beauty is art; It is called congfu

[@ryokan9120]

A great video and a massively underrated book. In my humble opinion, he wrote his best works during the winter of 1889, before his mental breakdown a few weeks later.

[@iliveinthekingdomofpain7692]

Indeed and agreed, this video presentation is art realizing true potential. I too truly appreciate the combination of imagist-visuals and a well written script. The narrative is simultaneously structured and pliable, by design. The enhanced quality indeed retains the author’s core integrity of ideas, as the objective is concisely expressed in it’s cognitive dialectic form. Bravo!!!

[@NegationOfNegation]

Excellent stuff my friend, I'm glad to see you're doing well and suddenly noticed how your editing, tonal narration, use of sound and so forth - have all been elevated. I'm also happy to see you look through these works culturally, theologically, and even their impact on politics. Really glad to see the denseness in your thought and clarity.

[@Eternalised]

Wow thanks a lot! I'm happy these small changes are noticeable, your comment made my day! :)

[@NegationOfNegation]

@@Eternalised I'm glad I could do that and glad to see you do so well. What I wanted to point out that you're already on the right path and your channel is adding value to my life and I'm sure in many other people's lives as well. Glad to see a tone of intellectual honesty in your work. I was wondering what is the reading & writing process prior to researching for a video and also how do the ideas of videos pop into your head?

[@Eternalised]

@@NegationOfNegation Happy to hear that! There are plenty of books I have to read (for example, all od Nietzsche's works). My process is usually reading the whole book, summarising it in 10 minutes, researching additional information and doing the editing process. I tend to do this weekly, so I dedicate myself full-time to this at the moment.

[@Havre_Chithra]

At my height of understanding and feeling connected to Nietzsche's philosophy, I felt like Christ. I felt a euphoric mania that lasted months. Many thought I had actually lost my mind.

[@mjolninja9358]

After studying Nietzsche I developed a habit of not speaking for weeks, sometimes I utter a word “bruh” but thats that for most of the time.

[@Havre_Chithra]

@@mjolninja9358 🤣

[@themanwiththebeard4632]

@@mjolninja9358 bruh

[@Abraxastrust]

Totally can relate -

[@luked4043]

Ok zarathustra

[@Davlavi]

This channel deserves way more likes. Keep up the great videos.

[@WeltgeistYT]

Good, succinct video. I've done a detailed analysis on Part V: How the ‘Real World’ Became a Myth -- one of the most dense passages in all of Western philosophy, imo.

[@Eternalised]

Thank you. I watched the video, it was excellent. I recommend it to everyone.

[@WeltgeistYT]

@@Eternalised Keep it up, your channel is growing nicely. You deserve it.

[@Gallowglass7]

@@WeltgeistYT He does. I love both of you. I wish you guys all the best, keep it up!

[@satnamo]

@@Gallowglass7 me too

[@PhilosophyToons]

I one day hope for a video where your disclaimer reads: "fuck the original text, this is good enough". Good vid i enjoyed it

[@Eternalised]

Haha thanks mate!

[@dionysus1983]

Great video! Thank you!

[@Eternalised]

Thank you!

[@aminberjaouitahmaz4121]

Just got the book and watched the video. Very excited to start reading it!

[@insidiousmaximus]

7:03 name of painting please?

[@InspirationFromThePast]

Very interesting, video my friend, Nietzshe's works are always interesting to listen to.

[@Eternalised]

Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@InspirationFromThePast]

@@Eternalised How do you do your narrations do you have a rough summary or you have a detailed script you gonna say, since I am alright when I do detailed narration, but I find it rather difficult when I need to do a free flow.

[@Eternalised]

@@InspirationFromThePast I definitely stay to a script, roughly lasting 10 minutes.

[@InspirationFromThePast]

@@Eternalised I see thank you for the info.

[@satnamo]

Was that life ? I want to say to death. Well then! I The teacher Of eternal recurrence. Hell yeah, Friedrich Wilhelm Nieztsche!

[@satnamo]

From life school of war, What does not kill me makes me stronger. A freeman is a warrior because a warrior is not a slave to his inner deamons. He must require strength because otherwise he will never attain power. A strong person is noble.

[@jeffreystrain2651]

I used the Walter Kaufmann translation.

[@SirGofres]

Hello @Eternalised first of all congratulations on your work. I wanted to ask if you have revised 2 things that were asked in the comments: - Nietzsche's position on the Indian caste system. - The quote "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger" meaning changed by it's preface. I found those points in the comments and I would like to know your input. Have a nice day man!

[@GamingWithChf]

Could you do The World as Will and Representation by Schopenhauer? Brilliant video by the way! Just found your channel, looks good. Will definitely stay!

[@Eternalised]

Thanks! I definitely plan to explore Schopenhauer when I'm done with several books :)

[@GamingWithChf]

@@Eternalised Awesome! Looking forward to taking part. Also, was Hegel a part of this schedule?

[@Eternalised]

@@GamingWithChf Oh no, I don't dare to start with Hegel yet, that I'll probably leave to Gregory B. Sadler to cover! I'm reading some Nietzsche, Kierkegaard, Marcus Aurelius at the moment.

[@GamingWithChf]

@@Eternalised That sounds wonderful. I haven’t heard much about Aurelius in particular.

[@Dacademeca]

Too be honest I never heard of this one. Great video and book summary nonetheless.

[@Eternalised]

Thanks friend!

[@InfinitiSin]

Wait, was the disclaimer always there or did something happen xD Though Chill video (especially another ft. Nietzsche)

[@Eternalised]

Thanks. Yup, they are always in my 10-min videos

[@SeekersofUnity]

Your content and channel is fantastic. We should collab.

[@herptek]

Nietzche was kind of in the right in that christianity must suffer setbacks from his time on unless it learns how to overcome nihilism latent in its doctrines and present in most christians.

[@Eternalised]

Absolutely. Predicted the advent of nihilism and decline of Christian values. Imagine replacing a value structure as old as Christianity, which springs up from Judaism, and that from even older religions/myths. Truly, an enormous task, a Revaluation of All Values, with the image of Zarathustra replacing Christ, the triumph of the master morality over the slave morality.

[@jeffreystrain2651]

He screwed up a quotation. Military Philosophy: What doesn't kill me makes me stronger." With the first two words included, the maxim might be ironic.

[@Pedro_Paulo_Castro]

"O my brothers: STAY HARD!"

[@nightwatchman7482]

7:30 are you sure he's criticizing the caste system in India? In his own words, "It is quite obvious that we are no longer in a circus watching tamers of wild animals in this book. To have conceived even the plan of such a breeding scheme, presupposes the existence of a man who is a hundred times milder and more reasonable than the mere lion-tamer. One breathes more freely, after stepping out of the Christian atmosphere of hospitals and prisons, into this more salubrious, loftier and more spacious world. What a wretched thing the New Testament is beside Manu, what an evil odour hangs around it!" Perhaps a more careful reading was needed on your part.

[@eminus_iv]

Yep, he actually admired the Caste system.

[@TeatroGrotesco]

Not a substitute for actually reading. Absolutely, but a good primer. 👍

[@raginald7mars408]

read Paul Deussen. N. Was not sane at all and foresaw himself the fast accelerating end. Incipit Tragoedia. Read Möbius...