Free of prejudice

Zarathustra has spent ten years alone, meditating in a mountain cave until one day, his heart full of wisdom and love, he decided to leave the cave to teach the rest of humanity about the overman. According to Nietzsche, the overman is someone who is free of prejudice, who is no longer constrained by the morality of human society and who creates their own values and purpose. Zarathustra arrived in a town and announced to the people in the marketplace that the overman must be the meaning of the earth, that mankind is just a bridge between animals and the overman and so must be overcome.

The majority of the townspeople do not understand Zarathustra and are not interested in the overman and, at the end of his first day with the people, Zarathustra is saddened by his inability to move the herd of people towards his ideas. Zarathustra decides that he will not seek to try and convert the multitudes but will instead spread his wisdom by speaking only to those individuals who are interested in separating themselves from the herd.

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