Nietzsche - How pain leads to greatness 

Suffering forges beauty

More people should watch this kind of content

I feel that with being sick, it's a great time to reflect

The only way to get over loss, heartbreak and tragedy is to be hard on yourself. Not in a masochistic way, but in a creative and life-affirming way. Train like a gladiator, meditate like a monk, immerse yourself in knowledge like a philosopher and live effectively, beautifully and excitingly. There is no other way. Loss, tragedy and sadness are your strongest fuel!

Sir i just bought your book this morning 🌄 It'll be here Sunday and as soon as I get it I'm going to start slaying my dragons more effectively. I appreciate your videos that have inspired me to adopt the heroic idea and arete and manly virtu Thank you for being a blessing. Amor fati fellow warrior.

Great video for mental fortitude... One must embrace suffering and use that suffering to achieve great highs

In the intro you say that every religinion promises the end of suffering, and that is true, because according to you Nietczche says that suffering leads to greatness which I agree too, and so analogically can we say about the religion that is true, it is a path of rejecting earthly desires and in a way suffering to achieve the ultimate "greatness"

Incredible work. Keep going

You are Great my friend, keep it this way

Indeed. Very indeed.

Always a changing experience to absorbe all this

Love your videos

Just brought your book man!

Great Wisdom. Thx for sharing.

Thanks brother

Excellent video ! You’ve got a real angelic vibes to you 😇

AMAZING

Great video

Good advice. This could turn pain into power and strength.

all this is already in the bible James 1:2-4 NLT Dear brothers and sisters, when troubles of any kind come your way, consider it an opportunity for great joy. For you know that when your faith is tested, your endurance has a chance to grow. So let it grow, for when your endurance is fully developed, you will be perfect and complete, needing nothing.

I love this video man… where can I start reading nietzsche? what work of his contains these ideas

nice!

I have a friend who refuses to embrace reality. He sucks & I can’t be around him.

Suffering begets change

Wow which app do you use for editing ?

8:30 Oh boy, here we go...

So you’re telling me the burn I sustained a few months back is a good thing 😭

Absurd this doesn’t have more views

Okay put your in a hardship and people are not going to save you Then when that person does to get through the hardship they’re just going to resent the fact that came to help them and will have a grudge towards humans, sure they might learn some new lessons but they’re going distrust people and not want to depend on anyone

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"Sigma grindset" - Nietzsche

How to amor fati if got stone heart.

That leads to the dark side tho

Scott cawthon would agree

You don't know me son!

not bad, but Gumby here is not a lover of pain.

Not affirming life as it is, but coming to a point where you can affirm your present life. This must not be every day, but if you overcome your own suffering up to this day and find meaning in your suffering, the day can come you leave it all behind. Affirming life as it is can also be gained through the ascetic idealism where you become totally modest and poor, by simply wanting less until you reach the stage of hunter gatherers and a primitive barbaric life where life is very easy. But this is not something for a philosopher. Nietzsche would rather imagine himself in the role of Aristotle, helping Alexander restore some complex order than being the poor philosopher-beggar from India and finally inventing Buddhism which is nihilism for the masses. Buddhism "accepts" suffering as a fact, but does not overcome it. It is a simple escapism.

Truth: suffering as Greatness is a dissociative coping mechanism for people suffering pain in a world where pain is almost always senseless. There is no virtue in suffering. If it makes you a better person. Cool. But that does not make suffering justified.

Cope

How have you suffered?