Two-headed Anus Gazing with Nietzsche

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> Nietzsche trusting in domination to settle issues of
> power, authority, morality, is self-destructive
> nihilism

His interpretation of this is similar to a Theraveda Buddhist 
interpretation of "karma": it is the mechanism of the world, even if 
we hide it behind social pleasantries.

> Gnosticism is a dualistic system. 

Yes, but its parent system, Hinduism, is not.

> The path to integration, Zarathustra
> affirms, is embodied in the symbol of the
> Übermensch-German term for "Overman" or "Superman." In
> the philosophy of Nietzsche, an extraordinary
> individual who transcends the limits of traditional
> morality to live purely by the will to power.

Including acceptance of materialism, which would be a sticking point 
around here.
 
> Nihilism is such a powerful force in human affairs
> that Nietzsche attributes its power, indirectly at
> least, to the indoctrination of the human conscience
> in the dualism between good and evil. Dualism
> Nietzsche believed, is maintained by the power of
> guilt and punishment. 

He believed it was fear of those same that caused the Christian 
dualism he so eloquently spoke against (like most of Europe's great 
philosophers).


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