위험하게 살기: 영웅적 철학과 개인적 용기 수용하기

### 니체의 철학: 위험하게 사는 기술
* 🎨 니체는 삶의 목적은 인간을 가장 건강하고 영적으로 살아있게 하는 것을 고양시키는 것이라고 믿었으며, **개인이 위험하게 살면서 자신의 삶을 하나의 살아있는 예술 작품**으로 만들도록 독려했습니다.
* 💀 죽음을 피할 수 없음에도 불구하고 많은 사람들이 **영웅적인 삶보다는 안전한 삶**을 선택하며 아름다운 기회와 도전을 포착하지 못합니다.
* 🔥 위험하게 산다는 것은 **두려움과 한계를 극복할 수 있는 개인적인 용기**와 신념과 가치에 의문을 제기할 수 있는 용기가 필요합니다.
* ❓ 위험하고 아름다운 길을 식별하기 위한 네 가지 핵심 질문: **두려움이 없다면 무엇을 하겠는가?** **행동으로 옮기지 않은 꿈은 무엇인가요?** **사회적 결과가 없다면 당신은 어떤 사람이 되겠는가?** **매일 당신의 심장 박동을 빠르게 만드는 것은 무엇인가요?**
* 🦁 낙타에서 사자, 아이로 이어지는 니체의 세 가지 변태는 **낡은 가치에 반항하고 새로운 가치를 창조**하며 창조자가 되는 여정을 상징합니다.
* 🕊 니체의 이상인 우버멘쉬는 **모든 이상을 포기하는 동시에 그 자체로 이상**이지만, 모든 사람에게 진정한 길은 아닐 수 있습니다.
* 🛑 니체에 대한 비판은 그가 반란을 일으키면서 **모든 전통 철학을 버렸다는 것**인데, 오히려 **영원한 지혜를 통합하는 것**이 더 유익할 수도 있습니다.
* 🙏 결론적으로, 위험하게 살면서 삶을 하나의 리빙 아트 작품으로 만들면 개인은 **도전에 맞설 용기**를 얻고 한계를 극복하며 가장 아름답고 진정한 자아를 발견할 수 있습니다.

프리드리히 니체의 철학에서 제안하는 것처럼 위험하면서도 아름답게 사는 것이야말로 삶을 온전히 받아들이는 열쇠입니다.

Friedrich Nietzsche was perhaps the most prolific philosopher of the 19th century. In his philosophy, he sought to elevate that which makes man most healthy and spiritually alive. One of my favorite quotes from him goes, For believe me, the secret for harvesting from existence the greatest fruitfulness and the greatest enjoyment is to live dangerously. Build your cities on the slopes of vvus. Why would we want to do such a thing? To willingly subject ourselves to the potential for danger and loss and hardship? Let's just play it safe, right? Well, here's the thing, my friends. Is you are going to die. Everyone you love is going to die. But most people never live. Oof, I don't mean to be so morbid, but it's true. A lot of us choose to live safely rather than beautifully, rather than heroically. I once wrote in this book, Yes, I'm going to quote myself here. Man is a shooting star burning across the sky, dazzling the Earth and Heavens. In a short time alive, he should live his.

life as such. I remember receiving that line on a plane flight, and it changed my life forever. My friends, beautiful opportunities, beautiful girls, and glorious challenges pass by every day, but we just keep our heads down and stay in our stagnant realities. Why? The sad reality, my friends, is that we are so good at lying to ourselves, at rationalizing all the ways we stay safe. And as a result, we live timidly. We fail to take the leaps of faith and courage that make life explode with new power and love and change and [ __ ]. It, my friends. I'm not here to go to my grave with my potential and Destiny unrealized, and I don't think you want that either. Inside all of us, there is this Mortal nature that is scared of loss, that is scared of change. But deeper down, there is the heroic spirit that wants to affirm Life, to Live dangerously, and most of all, live beautifully. In this video, I'm here to talk about n's idea of Living Dangerously, why we should live

dangerously, philosophically, and personally, and most of all, seek to make our lives into a piece of Living Art. Welcome back to Wisdom Warriors. I want to hear your thoughts in the comments below. Let's dive into it. What did the ancient Greek want out of life? What has inspired spirited men across the ages? Is it the pursuit of love, family, power, or legacy perhaps, but Nietzsche would argue that most of these men sought one thing above all, and that is to turn their lives into a piece of Living Art, to live beautifully. And this heroic mindset is the antithesis to much of the ugliness and weakness that we find in ourselves and we find in the world. Friedrich Nietzsche proposed there's two different types of humans. There are life deniers that seek comfort, that seek pleasure, and seek to avoid pain, and then there's life affirms who affirm the wild, mysterious, and dangerous nature of life, and they seek to thrive through adversity. How is it that we can become life affirms and give the heroic yes to

life even to suffering to challenges to adversity and not live you know enslaved to our base nature but to our higher Spirit well first you must choose to live for something that is greater than the pursuit of pleasure and the avoidance of pain perhaps you should live for beauty to quote nche again one must give value to their existence by behaving as if one's very existence were a work of art. Thus Spoke zarathustra in living life as a work of art all of a sudden dangers hardships and losses take on a new color they become meaningful rather than miserable because you can see them and experience them as part of a larger story and what do you want your Saga to be this insight has given me the courage to make most of the hardest decisions and endure the hardest trials in my life for instance dropping out of an Ivy League school and all the consequences that came with that starting a YouTube Channel and putting myself out there online leaving the love of my life and enduring the Heartbreak.

that came with it, leaving behind every addiction that's ever ruled me. You know, facing the resistance to writing a book day in and day out, these things were ridiculously hard, every single one of them. And I know you have hard moments in your life too. And The Guiding Light that often struck me like lightning is, what do I want my greater story to be? Am I going to stay safe or take the dangerous, courageous, and beautiful path when it's presented? I remember driving to Sedona with tears in my eyes, leaving behind everything I had built and everything I knew. And it's almost like God spoke in a moment, and God said to me that the promised land only awaits men of Courage. It is only through courage that we can liberate ourselves from lower identities and become who we truly are. In Bronze Age Mindset, the author Bap provides some intriguing, if not radical, ideas on beauty and living the beautiful life. He equates Beauty with that which is healthy and vital, and he uses Beauty as

a touchstone, per se, to recognize what is natural and good versus what is unhealthy and decadent. And this idea rings true for me because we can apply it in our own lives. What would the most beautiful and heroic life look like for you, right? I'm not saying to abandon your family, you know, and become an egomaniac trying to be Achilles from The Iliad, but I am asking the question of what is weak and ugly in your life, what needs to be purged with fire so that you can live into your most beautiful version. If that is your touchstone for how to live the good life, other things will fall into place. As Nietzsche said, You must be ready to burn yourself in your own flame. How could you rise anew if you have not first become ashes? Living dangerously is the best way to cut through your own [ __ ] and your own lies. You got to understand, humans are so good at lying to themselves, at rationalizing their weak existence, something like fear and

resistance rule us from the shadows of our subconscious Minds our whole lives, and most people never even realize it. For instance, people say, oh, I'm miserable because of this thing or those people, and it's like, no, you just said no to your calling, to your dreams for the past 5 years of your life, and you fill your life with trivial [ __ ] and distractions and toxic relationships because you are avoiding your path. Other people are lonely and like kicking the can down the road and thinking about all these existential thoughts because they just consistently fail to approach the cute girl that they keep seeing in class. It's like, man, we are so good at letting weakness rule Our Lives, and this is why n encouraged everyone to become a dow goer, to live dangerously. You see, Dow goers, when they approach a fear, a resistance, a dangerous path, they man up, they find the courage in their gut, and they say yes to life. They say yes to down goinging instead of always trying to make their life better and

more perfect and to be happier. They're like, I'm okay with being miserable. I'm okay with the dangerous, risky business of living, and I'm not going to try to make it so safe and perfect. I'm going to get wild with it, and only through getting wild with it can we actually become free. And this is why danger is so important, is because it reveals what is true. It reveals who you are beneath the restrictions, the limitations, the rationalizations, and all the ways we lie to ourselves. It brings forth the essence. So, how does one live dangerously? Should we all go out to the Great Wide North and go wrestle grizzly bears? Well, you might be a short-lived legend, but nonetheless, that is reckless, not courageous. Kind of like abandoning your family or abandoning that which you value most. That is not a sign of living dangerously, but actually a hidden form of life denial. Living dangerously means two things to me, and to me, and the first one is the personal courage to overcome all impediment, all resistances.

fears and limitations to becoming who you are. The second way to live dangerously is to courageously question your beliefs, your convictions, to question the sacred cows and become Nietzsche's free spirit or become a philosopher. And often philosophers must be criminal in their thinking. So we're going to break down these two approaches to Living Dangerously in a very grounded way. Let's dive into it. So here are four questions to help all of you get clear on how to live dangerously, not recklessly, but courageously. Number one, if you knew everything would be totally all right and there was no fear, what would you do? Number two, what is a dream that you have seen many times on the horizon but have yet to act on? What is a hardship or a challenge that you have consistently backed down from? Third question, if your dad, your friends, and your family no longer existed, who would you want to become? If there were zero social consequences, what would you share? Who would you be? And the fourth question, what makes your heartbeat faster on a daily basis? What

inspires excitement and trepidation inside of you. These four questions I've discovered are keys for identifying the dangerous and beautiful path. Now, I try to apply these as often as possible, even if it's just to get a little wild in small ways. For instance, yesterday, I went to the coffee shop, and on my way there, I said hi to every beautiful girl I saw. Terrifying, cringy, but I'm going to die, and no one's going to remember any of this. Why do I still have that fear? Another way I live dangerously is I share myself on the internet to all who watch. This is terrifying for me. So much of this video is coming straight out of the Courage chapter in my book. At the end of that chapter, I share this really hilarious, cringy story about learning to dance. I mean, I was so scared of dancing for so many years, even like raising my hands above my head and what other people were going to think. So, I started going to this thing called ecstatic dance, and I would go every week.

eventually, like I learned to dance freely, and like I gained this great asset and skill and joy to be free in my body. And then one day, I guess you're going to have to hear the sexy Car Wash story in the book. Okay, let's just say the prospect of Living Dangerously is exhilarating, and it's a great guide to remembering like what is the beautiful and strong path if you're feeling stuck. If you're feeling stagnant, which most people are, encourage you to tune in to that feeling of where is the beautiful and dangerous path because this is going to lead to freedom, and this is what's going to lead to who you are. There's this cliche of oh just be yourself. I think 99.9% of people will never be able to be themselves because they don't live dangerously enough. The self to me is a superior Essence, and it barely shines through all of our ego because our ego has so many resistances, so many fears, and so much Conformity that is not in alignment with our soul.

and the whole purpose of life in my eyes is to bring forth that which is within. It is to craft our ego into a perfect vehicle for our substance, for our soul. And to do that, we have to challenge the ego constantly. And that brings us to the final section of this video, and that is philosophical danger. This is honestly closer to the heart of Nietzsche's conception of Living Dangerously. And that is questioning the prevailing morality of our times and courageously questioning your own convictions and your ideals. There's a reason that philosophers have been killed as heretics since time immemorial. They question the gods, the government structure, and the prevailing morality with ruthlessness. They're unafraid of truly reflecting on questions that are forbidden or many questions that are taboo. And there are many such taboos in modern morals that are basically arbitrary, such as the value of democracy, the value of diversity, of equality, of rationalism as our chief virtues. In essence, my friends, to be a philosopher, to be Nietzsche's free

spirit means to be a heretic, and that starts at questioning yourself. N's ideal man doesn't just question the prevailing morality - that's Child's Play. He also questions his own ideals and his own assumptions. This is dangerous for the individual because it creates a state of nihilism, which Nietzsche encourages his higher men not to avoid, but to overcome. This is a great downgoing of N and Zarathustra - the sense of losing God and finding something new. Now I have a critique at this at the end, which we'll get into, but let's keep going here. It's important to throw away all programmed conventions, prevailing morality, and even the safety net of God temporarily so that you can think freely and create your own values. This is dangerous and perilous. To quote, the strength of a person's Spirit would be measured by how much truth he could tolerate, or more precisely, to what extent he needs to have it diluted, disguised, sweetened, muted, and falsified. So how does one become philosophically dangerous? N gave a model.

for doing this. And Thus Spoke Zarathustra on the three Metamorphoses from the camel to the lion to the child. I don't have time to get into the entire process in this video, but I'll summarize it as briefly as possible. Essentially, we all start as the camel. The camel stage represents the burdened spirit that takes on heavy loads, embodying the values and expectations imposed by society and traditions. And the camel takes these out into the Wilderness where he must metamorphosize into the lion. And the lion rises up with the mighty No. He becomes a creature of rebellion to the status quo and his own values and engages in the state of active nihilism. But simply saying no, rebelling against the old models of thinking and being, is not enough to actually create your own system of new values, to become the child, to become the Creator is the real goal of N's work. And in Zarathustra's quest, his childlike innocence and will gave birth to this.

new ideal of the Ubermensch, but the Ubermensch was kind of an irony because it also represented the abandonment of all ideals while being an ideal itself. And my critique of N is that he, in his rebellion against Christianity, against the world of being, and the world of Plato, he left behind all perennial or traditional philosophy. And I find this to be an error because when I look deep enough inside of myself, I find an essence. When I look deep enough into nature and reality, I find a divine substance. And there is this deep sense of connection there. With it, for instance, I reject the Ubermensch as the ideal for all men. It only embodies the qualities of overcoming. But if your inner nature, if your true self, isn't so much like the Ubermensch, but more so like a wise sage, then becoming that is more of the true path for you. That's just my two cents. I could go much deeper here, but let's move on. In conclusion, my friends, I encourage you to live dangerously, to make your

life into a piece of Living Art, and only through this heroic mindset will we have the courage and the willingness to face our down to face the obstacles and limitations to becoming our most beautiful and badass versions. Thanks for watching wisdom Warriors. I'm Christian. If you want to talk to me one-on-one and join the new men's group or men's Academy, there's a link in the description below for that. I would love to have you as a founding member. If that's not for you, you can click here for another niche video, which I think you'll like. Have a great day and don't forget to live Dangerously.

Why Danger makes life Beautiful - Nietzsche

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니체의 위험한 삶의 철학 수용하기

니체는 인생에서 가장 큰 즐거움과 결실을 얻기 위해서는 위험하게 살아야 한다고 믿었습니다.

그는 많은 사람들이 삶을 긍정하는 영웅적 정신을 받아들이지 않고 안전하고 소심하게 사는 것을 선택한다고 주장했습니다.

니체는 안락함을 추구하는 인생 부정자와 역경과 위험을 통해 번영하는 인생 긍정자의 두 가지 인간 유형을 제시했습니다.

용기 있고 아름다운 삶을 포용하기

즐거움과 고통보다 더 큰 것을 위해 살기로 선택하면 삶에 의미와 목적을 부여할 수 있습니다.

용기와 아름다움을 포용하면 어려운 결정을 내리고 힘든 시기를 견디는 데 도움이 되어 더욱 영웅적이고 성취감 넘치는 삶으로 이어질 수 있습니다.

아름다움을 지침으로 삼고 건강하지 않거나 퇴폐적인 것을 기꺼이 버리는 것은 최고의 진정한 삶을 살기 위해 필수적입니다.

위험한 삶을 받아들이기: 저항을 극복하고 진정한 자유를 찾기

저항은 종종 무의식적으로 사람들의 삶을 지배하여 진정한 소명을 회피하고 산만함으로 삶을 채우게 합니다.

위험한 삶을 받아들인다는 것은 두려움과 한계를 극복할 수 있는 개인적인 용기를 가지고 신념과 신념에 용기 있게 의문을 제기하는 것을 의미합니다.

두려움 없이 무엇을 할 것인지 파악하기, 오랫동안 품어온 꿈을 실천하기, 일관된 도전에 직면하기, 사회적 결과 없이 어떤 사람이 되고 싶은지 결정하기, 무엇이 자신을 진정으로 살아 움직이게 하는지 인식하기 등 네 가지 질문은 개인이 위험하게 사는 방법을 명확히 하는 데 도움이 될 수 있습니다.

위험하지만 아름다운 길을 받아들이다

위험하게 사는 것은 개인의 성장과 자유, 두려움과 사회적 순응에 대한 도전으로 이어질 수 있습니다.

위험을 받아들임으로써 개인은 자존심과 두려움을 넘어 진정한 자아를 발견하고 내면의 본질을 함양할 수 있습니다.

니체가 주창한 철학적 위험은 사회적 규범과 도덕적 가치에 용기 있게 의문을 제기하고 금지된 질문을 성찰하여 진실과 개인의 신념을 추구하는 것을 포함합니다.

니체의 이상적 인간은 일반적인 도덕성뿐만 아니라 자신의 이상에 대해서도 의문을 제기하며 허무주의에 빠지게 됩니다.

허무주의의 극복은 니체 작품의 중심 주제로, 프로그램화된 관습을 거부하고 자신만의 가치를 창조하는 것을 포함합니다.

"차라투스트라는 이렇게 말했다"에 묘사된 정신적 진화의 과정은 짐을 진 낙타에서 반항적인 사자로, 그리고 마침내 창조적인 아이로 변화하며 새로운 가치의 창조자가 되기 위한 여정을 상징합니다.

우버멘쉬에 대한 비판과 진정한 자아 수용

우버멘쉬는 이상 그 자체인 동시에 이상에 대한 포기를 상징하며, 이는 니체가 전통 철학에 반기를 든 것에 대한 비판입니다.

화자는 우버멘쉬의 자질을 구현하기 위해 노력하기보다는 현명한 현자처럼 자신의 진정한 내면을 포용할 것을 권장합니다.

위험하게 살고 영웅적인 사고방식을 받아들이는 것이 장애물을 극복하고 최고의 자아가 되는 길이라고 강조합니다.