... in my opinion, trying to be the Antichrist doomed Nietzsche, unfortunately.

Note that Dionysus himself was fun at parties, and not really a nihilist. Individuals, in order to maintain themselves, require some respect for Order.

>>40838700
>... it would be well to take stock and observe that with the first manifestation of evil could arise for the first time a pathological kind of pairing. Whereas before, we have a multitude of natural and mutually completing pairs like female/male, day/night, finite/infinite, white/black, et aI., now we have the additional possibility of pathological, host/parasite pairs like good/evil, honesty/deception, health/sickness, in which we have no longer two self-completing entities, both of which are needed in the scheme of things. Rather, we now have pairs of which only one is needed for well-being, the other being parasitic (not symbiotic) and actually inimical to it.

>The Pythagoreans, misunderstanding their Egyptian teachers, placed the host/parasite duality of good and evil (hence also health and sickness) on the same footing as the quite different class of benign, self-complementary duals of finite/infinite, male/female, et al. And later philosophers, both oriental and occidental (e.g. Carl Jung) , have repeated that fundamental error stemming from inaccurate perception that failed to make the basic distinction between the two radically different kinds of opposites: those which are wave-like and mutually self-completing; and the later, pathological variety, able to exist only since the manifestation of evil, where one of the pair parasitizes on the other and, attacking it, attempts to destroy it permanently.

Sex itself is unclean. The perverse will be greatly disappointed.

>>40757332
the nobody tricked the temple of set