Thus Said Zarathustra

This book really makes me, who is obsessed with sorting out the thoughts of each book, daunted and often fell into doubt🤨. Just as the translator described Cha's thoughts, it was like a grand unchoreographed dance, which made the audience marvel at the magic of this dance.

People develop towards desires. Once you have any material desires, you will complete them. What you get is the joy and joy of completing your desires. Unfinished sorrow, this is another pendulum clock, swinging back and forth. We have uncontrollable, blind impulses and unlimited desire control in our will. The essence of desire control is life, in order to survive and reproduce. Everything we do is for survival. We go to school and work on everything. In fact, all efforts are made for the will to survive, so we are slaves of the will to survive. When we solve one desire, another desire will come non-stop. The short-term fulfillment of the desire brings temporary joy, ushering in infinite boredom, and the other end is the infinite sadness after the unfulfilled desire. We oscillate between these two ends Until the end of life, any useless struggle is meaningless, so let's put it simply. Humans are just prisoners exiled to a lonely body.

Not long after I read this book, I felt crazy about it. The thoughts and words in it all aroused my nerves, or it could be said to be a kind of romance, or it could be said to be a kind of courage. I felt that this was exactly what I lacked in the process of exploring myself. In the process, I felt that I was too ignorant.

After reading this, I feel nihilistic.

The core is Nietzsche's questioning of the traditional view of chastity. In his view, if a certain moral code (such as chastity) becomes a shackles that restrains the natural instinct of human nature, and even causes people to fall into self-denial and soul distortion because they cannot adhere to it, then this rigid moral requirement itself loses its meaning. He does not deny chastity itself, but criticizes the practice of dogmatizing morality and suppressing individual vitality and true humanity. He advocates that people should get rid of external and unreasonable constraints and realize self-strength and transcendence.

After reading it intermittently for so long, I feel like the old Nietzsche~ Because since I read Nietzsche's book, I have been thinking about it intermittently along the way. Following the intensity of life, about the earth and body, human nature, pain, etc., I have focused on the important chapters in Zarathustra. Some of them were extremely impressive, one was about the old man before he came out of the mountain, the other was about the wanderer, and the roar of the abyss in Zarathustra's own mouth, and of course the declaration of eternal recurrence - there will never be a better sun in the world... And so on.

Constantly surpass ourselves, constantly evolve forward, and always have a superhuman heart.

A book that ignites hope in life A book that can talk to your soul Highly recommended👍🏻

I've finished watching it, it's great. Thank you Tomato for allowing me to read such a beautiful book for free.

I'll give it five stars. I'm too young to understand it. I'll find a few simpler books to read. I'll read it again in five years.

I didn't understand it the first time, I have to read it a few more times

Nihilism denies spirit and existence. Nietzsche told me that we cannot deny it.

Books worth reading

Reading can practice your eloquence!

Well done, Nietzsche is a genius.

I recommend everyone to watch it and feel it calmly, it's so awesome

This version of the translation is really good. Compared with the other version, the writing is more understandable to Chinese people. And about this book, the crazy charm, intoxication with the beauty of life

At first I read it as poetry Gradually I discovered that there was a lot of truth in it The language is beautiful, but the connotation is more profound. I have to rely on AI to learn philosophy