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[Anonymous No.22674301]

>Pic related literally exposes how Wagner lived rent free inside Neetzsches head even years after his dead and how it filled Neetzsch with reddit tier rage
Neetzschsistas not like this

[Anonymous No.22674306]

>wagnerfag spends 4 years obsessing over "proving" to an anonymous internet forum that a guy who died 120 years ago was obsessed over another guy
>wagnerfag could have written 2 books on the topic in that time
>the guy who died 120 years ago wrote a dozen books
at least tell them to put "Occasionally my threads got some replies" on your tombstone after you die of catatonic schizophrenia 40 in a rest home years from now (nietzsche only spent 10 years in a home, beating you yet again)

[Anonymous No.22674935]

>>22674301
Actually, according to Rudolf Steiner, Wagner attacked Nietzsche from the astral plane after his death and caused him to go insane.

[Anonymous No.22675104]

>>22674301
After Wagner's death Nietzsche continually praised him for many years. It seemed as if Nietzsche had gotten over their break, had become his own man and as such could praise Wagner objectively. But then in the late 80s, after The Genealogy of Morality, he becomes obsessed over Wagner once again and tries his best to both disassociate himself from and destroy Wagner. Was it all just an act? Was it nascent madness causing old feelings to well up in him? I don't understand what motivated the seethe at the end of his life. Could it be he felt he had never really eclipsed Wagner?

[Anonymous No.22675123]

>>22674935
>Wagner attacked Nietzsche from the astral plane after his death and caused him to go insane.

[Anonymous No.22675194]

>>22674935
>>22675123
I can vaguely hear it put to score.

[Anonymous No.22675200]

>>22674935
lol

[Anonymous No.22675203]

>>22674935
based schizo

[Anonymous No.22675210]

>>22674301
yeah it's pretty embarrassing

[Anonymous No.22675255]

>>22674935
Based. Where can I read about this?

[Anonymous No.22675288]

>>22674935

[Anonymous No.22675432]

>>22675255
I got it from here (in German, an article in "Der Europäer", 12/2011):

https://perseus.ch/archive/2403

Looking up the original talk by Steiner, it seems a bit unclear (don't know if there's an English translation, i'm going to translate some of it):

"In 1883, Wagner ascends into the spiritual world. Nietzsche ... is in danger. The spirits of darkness threaten to lead him onto particularly evil pathways. ... as Wagner ascend into the spiritual world, the spirits of darkness are already down. ... he [Wagner] is going to be - here certain things that are paradoxical but nevertheless true need to said - Nietzsche's guide from the spiritual world. He doesn't let him continue to pursue his thoughts, instead he causes Nietzsche to play in a region appropriate to him by giving him the favour of being overtaken by madness in the right moment. This saves him from getting consciously into dangerous regions ... what Wagner really wants from Nietzsche is to save him as much as possible in his karma from the spirits of darkness who had already come down to earth."

https://archive.org/details/rudolf-steiner-ga-178/page/n163/mode/2up

[Anonymous No.22675439]

>>22675432
kek based

[Anonymous No.22675594]

>>22675432
Holy shit I thought you were joking.

[Anonymous No.22675641]

>>22675432
thanks anon, very helpful

[Anonymous No.22676164]

>>22675432
Wagner [Parsifal] healed Nietzsche's [Amfortas] wound.

[Anonymous No.22676180]

>>22675432
>>22674935
How do I atack my enemies from the astral plane after I die?

[Anonymous No.22676646]

>>22675432