Womb as Paradise Lost

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Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 1 – Philosophical Introduction
vision. Nietzsche really knew the G’d of Israel could not be murdered. This
Christianity, represented in “the failing man” must make place for a "new man",
an "Uebermensch", a product of unknown, but superior making. Especially in his
"Also sprach Zarathustra" 39 he confronted us with these themes of weakness and
existential guilt. A few quotations make clear how he was thinking.
"Dass der Mensch Etwas sei das überwunden werden müsste dass der
Mensch eine Brücke sei und kein Zweck”.
That man is something that has to be overcome, that man is a bridge and no
goal.
The motive for the murder of God we read from the dialogue between Zarathustra
and "der hassliche Mensch" (the hated man):
"Aber er (Gott) musste sterben: er sah mit Augen, welche sehen alles, er
sah des Menschen Tiefen und Griinde, alle seine verhehlte Schmach und
Hasslich-keit".
But He (God) had to die: He saw with eyes that saw everything, He saw the
deepness’s and grounds of man, and his hidden abuse and maliciousness.
This is the situation of modern, anti-metaphysical man:
Der Gott, der Alles sah, auch den Menschen: dieser Gott musste sterben!
Der Mensch ertragt es nicht, dass solch ein Zeuge lebt".
The God, who saw everything, also humans: this God had to die. Man cannot
bear the thought that such a witness could live.
39 Nietzsche, Fr. “Also sprach Zarathustra”, 1883.