You shall love beyond yourselves some day! So first, learn to love. And for that you have to drink the bitter cup of your love.
Friedrich Nietzscheİnsanlara gönül indirmek, yüreğinin kapılarını herkese açık tutmak, liberal bir tavırdır, ama yalnızca liberal. S e ç k i n bir konukseverliğe yetkin olan yürekler, sıkı sıkıya çekilmiş perdelerinden ve örtülmüş panjurlarından anlaşılırlar: en iyi odalarını boş tutarlar. Neden mi? -"gönül indirmenin" söz konusu o l m a d ı ğ ı konukları bekledikleri için...
Friedrich NietzscheMots clés nietzsche
The surest aid in combating the male's disease of self-contempt is to be loved by a clever woman.
Friedrich NietzscheIt is nobler to declare oneself wrong than to insist on being right --especially when one is right.
Friedrich NietzscheMots clés nietzsche wrong right life-lessons noble
Sometimes, you have to love beyond yourself! And that's how you learn to love! That's why you had to drink the bitter glass of your love.
Friedrich NietzscheDo I then strive after happiness? I strive after my work!
Friedrich NietzscheThe wreckage of stars - I built a world from this wreckage.
Friedrich NietzscheMots clés motivational inspirational strength power inspiration world stars universe creation existentialism motivation astronomy rebirth life-affirmation will-to-power life-affirming overman wreckage
Many a man fails to become a thinker for the sole reason that his memory is too good.
Friedrich NietzscheWork and boredom.- Looking for work in order to be paid:
in civilized countries today almost all men are at one in doing that. For all of them work is a means and not an end in itself. Hence they are not very refined in their choice of work, if only it pays well. But there are, if only rarely, men who would rather perish than work without any pleasure in their work. They are choosy, hard to satisfy, and do not care for ample rewards. if the work itself is not the reward of rewards. Artists and contemplative men all kinds belong· to this rare breed, but so do even those men of leisure who spend their lives hunting, traveling, or in love affairs and adventures. All of these desire work and misery if only it is associated with pleasure. and the hardest, most difficult work if necessary. Otherwise. their idleness is resolute. even if it speIls impoverishment, dishonor, and danger to life and limb. They do not fear boredom as much as work without pleasure; they actually require a lot of boredom if their work is to succeed. For thinkers and all sensitive spirits, boredom is that disagreeable "windless calm" of the soul that precedes a happy voyage and cheerful winds. They have to bear it and must wait for its effect on them. Precisely this is what lesser natures cannot achieve by any means. To ward off boredom at any cost is vulgar, no less than work without pleasure. Perhaps Asians are distinguished above Europeans by a capacity for longer, deeper calm; even their opiates have a slow effect and require patience, as opposed to the disgusting suddenness of the European poison, alcohol.
very popular error: having the courage of one's convictions—? Rather it is a matter of having the courage for an attack on one's convictions
Friedrich NietzscheMots clés courage convictions
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