I got a notion about Antisemitism – that i actually believe i share with Nietzsche..
See, Nietzsche noticed antisemitism starting to brew in Germany in his time..
And i CONDEMN it – i see no reason, even if Jews “OWNS THE WORLD” – why i should hate Jews!
I don’t MIND, that Jews own the entire world….i just want to mind my own and really just be on a seldom trip to THE OTHER SIDE – where i will be GOLDEN in my own little place of worship – my own private SANCTUARY = all i need..
It’s so hard to explain – but i believe in a freedom beyond the “freedom” in which you EVEN CONSIDER CONVENTUAL TRADITIONS OF A SCOIETY – BEYOND *THAT* – a whole life lived by your own whit your own PATH towards ULTIMATE FREEDOM, no bigotry or disslike – i would like mankind to turn more towards, in a sense “BACK TO”, too, towards NATURE – and in nature there’s not any damn CONCENSUS of things that belong in man’s society- AS SEMITISM or anything of it’s LIKEWISE matter to bigot about..
TO JUST LIVE FREE! If you got a bigoted mind that bigots about Semitism – YOU ARE ONLY LIMITING YOUR OWN EUPHORIA, the euphoria of just living as with AMOR FATI – just living your own little life – even as i’ve spoken about a lot: MENTAL MYOPIA, to just live inside of the natural world – limited to a life of FOND, WHOLESOME EUPHORIA of living FREE and strong and see mainly JUST YOU YOURSELF as the FINAL ARBITER – as Terrence McKenna spoke of – here, is AI explaining his views on this IDEA OF HIS:
Terence McKenna’s concept of being “the final arbiter” means that you must rely on your own direct experience and inner authority rather than blindly trusting external institutions or cultural programming. He argued that this is the only way to maintain sanity in an “infantile, trivial, and stupid” society. [1, 2]
By acting as the final arbiter of your own reality, you become resistant to cultural illusions. McKenna acknowledged that this level of self-trust often leads to feelings of alienation from the mainstream, but he viewed this alienation as the “cost of sanity”. [1, 2]
His views on finding your own truth touch heavily on several core philosophies:
- Ego Dissolution: He advocated for the responsible use of psychedelics to dissolve the ego, allowing individuals to step outside conditioned societal behaviors. [1, 2, 3]
- Archaic Revival: His belief that humanity should look to indigenous, egalitarian, and shamanic roots to heal a sick, male-dominated “dominator culture”. [1]
- Individual Sovereignty: The rejection of top-down institutional control in favor of personal responsibility and authentic lived experience. [1, 2]
Would you like to explore:
- His specific thoughts on Novelty Theory?
- The “Stoned Ape” theory of human evolution?
- How his ideas apply to navigating the digital age?
Let me know what area of his philosophy you’d like to dive into.