The Will to Power Without Murdering Your Friends  - Apex Existentialism
Channel: Actiune Baza
Date: 2021-05-11

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Apex Existentialism - An Introduction (Or, how to pursue the Will to Power without Murdering Your Neighbors)
Actiune Baza- the Path to Authentic Apex Existentiality
Jacques Lacan, Arthur Schopenhauer, Friedrich Nietzsche, Buddhism, Christianity, Matthieu Pageau, Alfred North Whitehead, Henri Bergson, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, Johann Gottlieb Fichte, Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling (not Schillinger as I erroneously stated), Philosophy, Theology, Christian Theology, Existentialism, John Vervaeke, The Meaning Crisis, Maps of Meaning, Bridges of Meaning, arthur schopenhauer philosopher of pessimism, friedrich nietzsche philosophy, matthieu pageau orthodox, henri bergson creative evolution, christian theology lectures, 
You are compelled to take action that benefits you and you alone.  All notions of altruism and self-sacrifice are myths, lies we tell ourselves mostly to appease our ego’s diminished sense of power to fully live itself out in the world.  It's a form of Stockholm Syndrome.
When master constrains you, you have two choices to avoid the death of ego, which leads to the death of self in all sense of that word.  You can seek to end the master’s power over you or you can find justifications for continuing to operate without power to be the master over others that we all desire to be.
If you reject both choices, you end in the third choice, to die, whether through suicide or madness (the departure from potential co-existential perceptuality).
As you begin to perceive that your options to carry out choice one, to end the master’s authority, or power, by replacing it with your own, you slip into the latter, the formation of justifications for being a diminished ego unable to fully live out its authentic self.