The coming of the age of Zarathustra is now coming upon us, as the ideas laid out by Dionysus in Thus Spoke Zarathustra has rung through humanity over the last 150 years, where we have lived through the death of God and the age of the last man.

The modern day pagan revival draws on deep spiritual currents within the Hyperborean man. He feels out of tune with the erstwhile religion of his people, Christianity, and eschews its desert prophets. He views his own traditions, his own magic, his own essence, as above all. But in his newfound faith in his ancestors and his attempts to rekindle it he discovers an apparent contradiction. If the Old Gods were so great, and were champions for all that was good, then why did they die?

Nietzsche's beliefs have gone misunderstood since the times of His writings. It was even His own understanding that those of His time could not understand His ideas. Even the great thinkers that followed Him often had difficulty comprehending his ideas, misinterpreting His beliefs to fit into their own world view. As such, it is our duty to correct the misunderstandings that have been made surrounding what He said and the word He gave to us all.

All comes to an end eventually. This is the cycle we follow, one that births a new generation of men to take upon itself the tasks left unfinished. We do not succumb to the inevitable, but become great in spite of it, and pass to the future the memories and ideas of greatness.

Today my topic for you is the 4th chapter of Beyond Good and Evil. This Chapter contains nearly two hundred quotes from Nietzsche about the essential truths in life. Many of these truths I have learnt the hard way and speak deeply to me. I will now relay to you six of these truths to you so that you too may also become greater.

In the path of our civilisation, we in a time of scarcity. Men lack faith in a literal sense. Faith is what guides us, and God has bestowed each of us with faith and the will to be faithful. Today I discuss the 52nd chapter of Thus Spake Zarathustra, The Apostates.