Which Way Western Man? by William Gayley Simpson
Chapter 4
Enter Nietzsche. Simpson goes on to explain right living and right thinking, covering slavery and its natural purpose (which finally put into words what I have felt personally for a very …
Which Way Western Man? by William Gayley Simpson
Chapter 4
Enter Nietzsche. Simpson goes on to explain right living and right thinking, covering slavery and its natural purpose (which finally put into words what I have felt personally for a very long time). This chapter, although many before it in Simpsons other books have done the same, brought emotions fourth that required me to stop recording. The chord struck in me resonated so deeply that I had to pause and cry.
These concepts are hard enough for the cattle to even attempt to understand, but from the perspective of a woman who feels these things as intimately as a man does, it is difficult to explain to any who don't already know Simpson. The emotions are mostly for the feeling of loss which we have been faced with. Loss of a life (the ideal for us all, I'm sure) that is best lived with someone who HAS these convictions already, and can provide the feminine with the driving force through which she is wired to support. THIS is what I have felt, much like many of you feel. Yet without an outlet to create these environments for our eventual Superman, what else have we left to feel but stymied, and at worst hopeless.
Yet he delivers hope indeed, when Simpson quotes Nietzsche as being the Yay sayer. Listen to the longest chapter I've uploaded so far, and recorded so quickly due to the ideas leading me on. It was as if the authors were speaking through me, since I made few errors, and the words flowed from sentence to sentence unencumbered.
Enjoy.
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Meadow Quest
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKHmcPgYBPE&list=PL7DC4F6674928BBF0&index=7
