He who has conquered the chaos within needs no throne above the world. — Nietzsche

A summary of the Sith Code, which provides the steps or guideline for truimph over struggles or self-realization as described by many in a nutshell: When analyzing the philosophy behind breaking these "chains", the code divides logically into three foundational pillars. • The Pillar of Intensity (Passion over Peace): Rejects passivity and artificial restraint, viewing strong emotions and desires as the true fuel for human drive and self-awareness. Passionate struggle overcomes inertia or complacency, action creates clarity. • The Pillar of Capability (Strength to Power): Translates internal emotional energy into tangible personal competence, moving from raw physical/mental vigor through discipline inevitably will translate into real-world influence and capability. • The Pillar of Liberation (Victory and Freedom): Uses attained power to conquer external limitations, obstacles, or oppressive systems, culminating in ultimate autonomy through the Force.

“Most people are not seeking truth. they are searching for comfort in illusions.” - Friedrich Nietzsche

George Lucas rightly understands that the only thing that really holds a civilization together is a story and the symbols that communicate that story. If you tear down all the stories, you destroy a civilization.

To offend a strong man, tell him a lie, To offend a weak man, tell him the truth — Marcus Aurelius

God isolated you because your path was meant to be different. You weren’t meant to follow the crowd.

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You could hypothetically save the Star Wars franchise by handwaving most of it away as dishonest, self-serving, rebel/republic propaganda and retelling it all from the Empire's POV.

RT @jinzaburomasaki: Nietzsche on the definition of nihilism. From the Will to Power.

What doesn't kill you introduces you to: - Carl Jung - Dostoevsky - Tolstoy

“A body that has been disciplined through struggle possesses a kind of moral beauty that no sermon can equal.” — “Sun and Steel”

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If you have political goals around which you’re willing to structure your life, you should *seek political power.* It’s insane that I have to even say this. Military, electoral politics, high-level corporate governance, academia if possible. High-impact art, in rare cases.

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RT @LancesLegion: Perfect Discipline. Certain Victory.

Empire did nothing wrong.

Become who you are. Do not remain what others have made of you. The task of life is not to discover yourself but to create yourself. - Friedrich Nietzsche

Conflict is natural and good. We don't want peace, we want war