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Zarathustra

Zarathustra was a Aryan prophet, he lived among the Indo-Aryans in the Eurasian steppes in 1450 BC, during a period known as the Bronze Age, where the the people worshiped pagan gods such as Mithra, the goddess of light. Then Zarathustra introduced a concept known Ahura Mazda, a Wise Being who live only according to his or her own wisdom and morality. Friedrich Nietzsche understood this introduced the Overman in Thus Spoke Zarathustra or "SuperHuman" in German, which is a person who breaks away from the herd mentality and lives by his or her "will to power". The SuperHuman is achieved through the six Amesha Spentas. We must understand Zarathustra was not a leader instead he was a guiding people to follow their own wisdom. Zarathustra was the pioneers of humanism but most of his true philosophy went into decline after the Greek invasion of Persia, and the introduction of personification of Greek gods to the Persians.
Zarathustra"
Certainly I shall acquire
The Human Wisdom (Mazda Ahura)
Through Good use of the Mind
I shall master them all
Physical and that of the mind (mental)
Gaining through Knowledge
Whereby desiring and achieving righteousness and perfection"
by Wisdom of the Mind November 10, 2010
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Thus Spake Zarathustra

A philosophical novel by Friedrich Nietzsche written in the 19th century. In German it is titled: Also sprach Zarathustra. In English, it is also called "Thus Spoke Zarathustra".

Or, simplified: Therefore, >> he (Zarathustra) spoke of >> thee. (subject)

It is a book widely regarded as Nietzsche's best work.

The title name Thus Spake Zarathustra, is meant to be ironic and cynical, like morbid sarcasm; and is suggestive of the apprehensive atmosphere the book displays. It explains why Zarathustra turned himself into a Prophet, during an era where God is dead (metaphor) in order to quell and stop disorder and confusion in the Middle East.

Despite Nietzsche being a good person; It is a very dangerous book, that should only be read by mature and responsible individuals. (this is why Germany and Russia have attempted to ban books written by Nietzsche.)

Basically, it tells the story of a real Avestan (Aryan) prophet named Zoroaster who lived about 2,500 years ago; and whom started a religion (see: Zoroastrianism) in order to overthrow a malignant, illegitimate and dystopian Empire; (see: Babylon) and to help uproot it, in order to create a new social order. Essentially, Zoroaster (or Zarathustra) attempts to become a Nobleman and wise prophet among the populace; or more specifically, an Übermensch.
Thus Spake Zarathustra is a very good read. (whether you are Atheist or believer) Only the most intellectual of individuals are able to truly comprehend and understand it. Assholes and cowards despise and deride it; or are just too lazy or daft. The average individual may not understand the book. Many critics of Nietzsche disdainfully write it off as nonsense and drivel. The book is basically written in a fairy-tale storybook way, kind of like a poem or poetic prose. (similar to the gospel).

(Although asshole critics overlook and bash Nietzsche, he was actually doing perfectly fine in Mental health at the time, while he wrote the book. Nietzsche has a lot of controversy surrounding him; such as his subsequently deteriorating mental health. Which is what critics (without reading or understanding) overlook.)

Those who "get the book" therefore "understand". This is why Nietzsche proclaimed and entitled the book with the famous cautionary slogan: "A BOOK FOR EVERYONE AND FOR NO ONE."

(it could be said by some scholars, that mortal Zoroaster was the original Jesus.)

Ex. In Thus Spake Zarathustra; humble Zoroaster, minding the war, chaos and disorder that surrounds him; attempts to bring back order and self-responsibility to the people; and becomes an Übermensch, respite risking his own life.
by Abraham's Adversary July 9, 2016
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Zarabeth

Zarabeth is a unique and beautiful ray of sunshine, Her smile can make your world and her eyes make you loose yourself in a maze, of you have a Zarabeth in your life NEVER loose her, or you will regret it .. she is so kind,caring if you happen to like a Zarabeth tell her how you feel, she is one of the people in your life that are in unforgettable,most Zarabeth’s don’t believe it when people say they a pretty so it your job to explain how amazing they are..Zarabeth is the best Girlfriend/bestie ever when you are feeling down talk to her and she will give you the best advice ❤️
Boy:hey do you see that girl right they

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Boy:I think I’m falling in loveee
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zarteeq

King, da best
(Pronounced zar-tee-k)
Yo this guy is a zarteeq
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zapateale

to get going; "get a move on"; often used when telling someone to hurry up.
Andale! Zapateale, por que ya nos vamos!
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Zaraea

She is a beautiful and smart person she will never let you down no way shape or form if you ever need a shoulder to cry on she will be there for you. She may have something going on in her life but she will always make sure that you have a smile on your face she always has big dreams that she wants to accomplish with someone special in her life she will make you laugh and tell you the full truth without sugarcoating anything you come to her for advice and wisdom and you know she will never let you down and at the end of the day she will make you feel better and more inspired in yourself and everyone else.

never let he go because if you do you will realize that you have let go of someone very important and no woman will be as perfect as she is in your eyes.
Zaraea is like a ray in the sun that you never want to let go.
by audghwaiahqv July 19, 2020
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Thus Spake Zarathustra

"Thus Spake Zarathustra" is an extravagant way of saying, "and so it begins," by using a slightly nonsensical allusion to the nineteenth century work by German philosopher, Friedrich Nietzsche.
"I'm not looking forward to doing that project next week."
"Me neither man."
-Teacher: "Since it may snow next week, we're going to be doing the project this week instead."
"Thus Spake Zarathustra."
by FunkyFreshRhymes September 22, 2016
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