The Path of the Warrior

It's so infuriating. Most of my life was wasted in a disgusting school to be taught mediocrities. No one ever discussed the Masters, much less said that it was within reach to study and make art after the Masters. There was only one man who ever said that and he knows who he is. School teachers are at best retards and at worst malicious ideologues. I wish for the smashing of all these institutions for their PASSSIONLESSNESS AND STIRILITY!

"And life confided the secret to me: behold, it said, l am that which must overcome itself again and again." Thus Spoke Zarathustra

"There is no better aim in life than to perish, carelessly, in pursuit of the great and the impossible" Nietzsche, Untimely Meditations

"Once a man has made a commitment to a way of life, he puts the greatest strength in the world behind him. It's something we call heart power. Once a man has made this commitment, nothing will stop him short of success." - Vince Lombardi https://t.me/+vCST7xc4Yh9iYzNh

This does not mean you won't be to continue seeking and fighting as you live alwaya rising up as a person But the 20's of a man shape who he is for the rest of his life For its in his 20's that he struggles the most, that he contends with the world, that he feels the most pain and loneliness that stems of the passage to adulthood, the growth from a child to a Man It is painful but necessary and virtuous for it is as the snake shedding its old skin to become a new version of itself. Like a phoenix rising up from the ashes to burn like fire. Of course, to a true men his whole is a journey of death and rebith, dying to his old self and rising to new state of being. So keep persevering, keep fighting, one day even the gods will bow down in homage at your greatness.

If you want to improve, be content to be thought foolish and stupid with regard to external things. Don't wish to be thought to know anything; and even if you appear to be somebody important to others, distrust yourself. For, it is difficult to both keep your faculty of choice in a state conformable to nature, and at the same time acquire external things. But while you are careful about the one, you must of necessity neglect the other. Epictetus

“Of the many hundreds of books we read in our lifetime, we seldom regret one. But how many do we regret not reading, back when life still stretched infinitely before us, and time was as cheap as bread rolls!” — Josef Hofmiller, (1872-1933)

"The road was long and treacherous, but I have finally conquered the most dangerous enemy: myself."

“Christianity considers a man to be healed when he bows before the cross and swears that he will become a good man... while the criminal who meets his fate by clinging to it and does not deny his sin enjoys better spiritual health. All the criminals in exile are untamed men of steel. Aren't they better than a hundred broken-hearted Christians? As for me, I do not like a person’s abandonment of his action, and he should not surrender under the pressure of sadness and shame. Rather, he should be very proud of his action. Repenting from an action does not mean correcting it, and forgiveness and atonement do not erase the sin, and a person must be a theologian to gain the power that destroys the sin.” — Nietzsche in Criticism of Christianity

Do not allow them to kill the child in you, or take away your smile. Remember how happy you were when you used to draw with a cheerful heart and childlike innocence? Have you forgotten how to dance and sing in the rain, to laugh and dare, to be free and carefree? How unbecoming a downbeat man is! Is it the surrounding madness that ails you so? Aye, there is so much going on these days, enough to make one go haywire. And yet, this is life! Or do you think your birth in this age is an unfortunate accident? You are not expected to trust this world, only your soul.

“Nothing lasts, certainly, and only moments count, but the moment reserves its splendor for the one who imagines it eternal. Only the ephemeral that seems immortal is worthwhile.” — Nicolás Gómez Dávila

“To be insubordinate … means to be your own model out of fidelity to a higher standard. To take care never to cure yourself of your youth. To prefer taking the world on your shoulders rather than lying down on the ground. In bad times, never consider the futility of the struggle. One acts because it would be unworthy to let one's arms fall, and it is better to perish fighting than to surrender.” — Dominique Venner