Nietzsche Beliefs Novels & Stories

Nihilos snorted, “You can’t answer, right? All men want three things.” James asked, “What are three things?” “To become the strongest, sleep with the most beautiful women, and hold the highest authority.” ‘What a despicable person! Men usually use morality, love, pride, status, and everything else to cover up their natural instincts. Yet, he did not even bother and was honest about his desires.’ Nihilos looked at James and asked, “You’re questioning me about creating my own Daoism and space, but what about you? You have a Daoism, but has it been recognized?

It was easier to deal with someone who was misinformed but not a religious bigot who took offence at every word mentioned against his religion. "You can force yourself to believe in whatever you want to believe in. Perhaps you and your mother should consider asking the chief priest of your village several questions about the gods everyone in the village worships. Maybe, then, you can realize that they are actually not real but all lies that were made up to ensure order in your village. Beliefs messes up with human actions. They create a space where a person is able to do something and judge himself for doing that thing. They give a person a reason to wake up in the morning, have a bath, prep

Her spirit would not be easily cowed. "Compassion is all well and good, but make no mistake," I mused. "Wolves like us can never quite tame the beast within. It is our nature, red in tooth and claw." A wet slap punctuated my remark as Natalia loosed the laundry and slammed down the washboard with unusual vehemence. She straightened slowly to face me, uncowed. "That belief only perpetuates evil, says it cannot be overcome. I refuse to accept that." Her voice rang with conviction. "The gods grant us higher reason and morality. We can master baser instincts if we try."