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Nietzsche contra Wagner
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Success (n.) has always been the greatest liar: the work invents whoever is supposed to have created it.
Success (n.) in the theatre sinks a man in my esteem for ever; lack of success makes me prick up my ears.
Truth (n.) is perhaps a woman who has grounds for not letting her grounds be seen — perhaps her name is Baubo.
Truth (n.) does not remain truth when one pulls off the veil; it is a matter of decency not to wish to see everything naked.
Suffering (n.) that is profound makes you noble and separates you, and order of rank is almost determined by how deeply people can suffer.
A Suffering (n.) comes in two kinds: those who suffer from a superabundance of life and want Dionysian art, and those who suffer from its impoverishment and want calm seas — or stupor.
Amor fati (n.) sees everything necessary, from above, as also useful — not merely to be tolerated but to be loved.
A Christian (n.) is simply a kind of Epicurean who follows hedonism as far as possible with his 'faith makes blessed'.
God (n.) is indecent if he is everywhere — so said a little girl; a hint for philosophers.
Pain (n.) alone, when great, is the final liberator of the spirit; I doubt it makes us better, but I know it makes us deeper.
Perfection (n.) cannot bear to have witnesses.
Relief (n.) costs us most: it is our alleviations for which we have to atone the most.
Revenge (n.) against life itself is the most voluptuous intoxication for those impoverished in life.