“No one can build you the bridge on which you, and only you, must cross the river of life. There may be countless trails and bridges and demigods who would gladly carry you across; but only at the price of pawning and forgoing yourself. There is one path in the world that none can walk but you. Where does it lead? Don’t ask, walk!”
— Nietzsche

*“The knightly-aristocratic value-judgements presuppose a powerful physicality, a rich, burgeoning, even over-flowing health, as well as those things which help to preserve it — war, adventure, hunting, dancing, competitive games and everything which involves strong, free, high-spirited activity.”

— Friedrich Nietzsche*

"Muscles are both force and form, and this concept of a form that involves force is the perfect synthesis of my idea of what a work of art should be; thus, the muscles that he was developing were both existence and work of art."
— Mishima

The thing is though, this can be applied at a much larger scope than simply the personal. It can be spiritual. Applying this philosophy on a grander scope than simply satisfaction will lead to greater conclusions. A spiritual quest for the real ascendance…

99% of those on the Right who claim themselves as Nietzschean - aren't. People think he is a nihilist - when really, his philosophy is a screed against nihilism. To overcome nihilism, man must create his own morals and, in so doing, become the Ubermensch.…

99% of those on the Right who claim themselves as Nietzschean - aren't.

People think he is a nihilist - when really, his philosophy is a screed against nihilism.

To overcome nihilism, man must create his own morals and, in so doing, become the Ubermensch. Man himself must be overcome.

He seeks not a herd to follow his morals, but companions - who follow him, because they want to follow themselves.

"Buddhism promises nothing, but actually fulfills; Christianity promises everything, but fulfills nothing." - Friedrich Nietzsche

The masses have always functioned this way:

I asked ChatGPT this: Nietzschean philosophy is about creating superior men, so it isn’t simply individualistic. Is this true? Answer: Yes, this statement is true to some extent. While Nietzsche emphasizes the importance of individualism, he also believes…

I asked ChatGPT this:

Nietzschean philosophy is about creating superior men, so it isn’t simply individualistic. Is this true?

Answer:

Yes, this statement is true to some extent. While Nietzsche emphasizes the importance of individualism, he also believes in the idea of a "master morality" where superior individuals should rise above the herd morality and shape society according to their own values. In this sense, his philosophy is not purely individualistic but also includes the notion of creating a stronger, better society through the elevation of superior individuals.