Thought 665: Artists

We

mustn't

compare

ourselves

to

regular

people.

We

're

Artists.

Thought 664: BBC, BBS, or BBSBC?

British

Broadcasting

Corporation

or

Bourgeois

Bull

Shit

or

Bourgeois

Bull

Shit

Broadcasting

Corporation

?

Thought 663: The Clown

Shakespeare

is

the

most

poignant

reading

I

know:

how

much

suffering

does

it

take

for

somebody

to

need

to

play

the

clown

!

Socrates

was

the

clown

who 

made

himself

be

taken

seriously.

Thought 662: The Happy One

Someone

who

has

turned

out

well,

a

'happy

one',

has 

to

perform

certain

acts

and

will

instinctively

avoid

others,

he

is

the

physiological

representative

of

the

system

he

uses

in

dealing

with

people

and

things.

In

a

word:

his

virtue

is

the

effect

of

his

happiness.

Thought 661: Raging Happiness

They 

cough 

when 

I 

speak:

they

believe

that

coughing

is

an

objection

to

strong

winds

—

they

guess

nothing

of

the

raging

of

my

happiness

!

Thought 660: Fire Walk with Me

Fire

Walk

With

Me

Fire

Walk

With

Me

Fire

Walk

With

Me

Thought 659: Beggar's Belief...

... begs belief.

Thought 658: Law against Christianity

Law 

against 

Christianity

Given

on

the

Day

of 

Salvation,

on

the

first

day

of

the

year

one

(—30

September

1888,

according

to

the

false

calculation

of

time)

War to the death against vice: the vice is Christianity

First proposition.— 

Every type of anti-nature is a vice. 

The priest is the most vicious type of person: he teaches anti-nature.

Priests are not to be reasoned with, they are to be locked up.

Second proposition.—

Any participation in church services is an attack on public morality.

One should be harsher with Protestants than with Catholics,

harsher with liberal Protestants than with orthodox ones.

The criminality of being Christian increases with your proximity to science.

The criminal of criminals is consequently the philosopher.

Third proposition.—

The execrable location where Christianity 

brooded over its basilisk eggs should 

be razed to the ground and, 

being the depraved spot on earth, 

it should be the horror of all posterity. 

Poisonous snakes should be bred on top of it.

Fourth proposition.— 

The preacher of chastity is a public incitement to anti-nature.

Contempt for sexuality, 

making it unclean with the concept of 'uncleanliness', 

these are the real sins agains the holy spirit of life.

Fifth proposition.—

Eating at the same table as a priest ostracises:

you are excommunicated from honest society.

The priest is our Chandala,—

he should be ostracised,

starved,

driven 

into 

every 

type 

of 

desert.

Sixth proposition.—

The 

'holy' 

history 

should 

be 

called 

by 

the 

name 

it 

deserves,

the 

accursed 

history;

the

words

'God',

'saviour',

'redeemer',

'saint'

should

be

used

as

terms

of

abuse,

to

signify 

criminals.

Seventh proposition.—

The 

rest 

follows 

from 

this.

—The Anti-Christ

P.S. I love Christians

the most because

they are my only

worthy enemies.

Thought 657: The Essence of Technology

What 

is 

the 

essence 

of 

technology

?

Technology 

is 

nature.

More

precisely:

technology

is

the

cosmos

in

the

sense

of

the

ordering

of 

Nature's

Law

which

is

the

Law

of 

Love

that

which

empowers

and

strengthens

and

expands

and

gives

meaning

to

our

consciousness.

Technology

was

the 

catastrophic 

destiny

sent

for 

us

to 

reach

our

fully

realised

nature

as

human

beings

or

rather

super

human

beings.

Thought 656: What's Wrong with This Picture?

'The unique, the rare, the simple

—in short, the great...'

—Martin Heidegger, 
Off the Beaten Track,
The Age of the World Picture

Thought 655: Ra and Ra's

Ra 

and 

Ra's 

al 

Ghul, 

the 

al-leviated 

ghoul, 

i.e. 

ghost, 

of 

Ra.

Thought 654: Satan v God

Satan: ego

 (gratification)

God: soul 

(nutrition)

Thought 653: All Gods Must Die...

...except Yahweh?

Piano 107: My Classical Piano

1. Bach: Prelude 3 in C-sharp major, BWV 848
2. Bach: Fugue 2 in C minor, BWV 847
3. Schumann: Humming Song, Op.68
4. Chopin: Prelude 4 in E minor, Op.28
5. Schumann: Little Piece, Op.68
6. Bach: Partita 1, Menuet I, BWV 825
7. Bach: Prelude 6 in D minor, BWV 851

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