Nietzsche’s concept of the Übermensch

I think Nietzsche understood his brain-mind and its processes. It is remarkably what I discovered for myself — I just put it across a different way as I knew how, and also having a background in the ARTS and the sciences — I use illustrations.

From what I see Nietzsche pretty much saw things from the macro to the micro.

He seems to elude to this:

This is pretty much his big picture top-down of how we are made:

Dionysian vs. Apollonian: In Nietzsche’s “The Birth of Tragedy,” he introduced the dichotomy of the Dionysian and Apollonian forces. The Dionysian represents chaotic, emotional, and instinctual aspects, while the Apollonian represents order, rationality, and consciousness. The tension between these forces may imply a deeper, unconscious aspect influencing human experience.

There are these 2 sides to us and we hardly use the stillness in brain-mind which is where all the magic that is us exists. We spend too much time in the chaotic part of our brain:

Road map of the thinking brain-mind: we spend too much time in the Lower Mind, frontline verbal thinking chaotic part of our brain — more precisely the left brain-mind.

See this: he eludes to the present of the Higher Mind:

The tension between these forces may imply a deeper, unconscious aspect influencing human experience.

We know today (science is showing us) that possibly all our verbal thinking is processed in the unconscious brain-mind unbeknown to us. When it is done processing all the information of verbal thinking that you send to it and has a conclusive result it allows the conscious brain to be conscious of the results. That is how it works. So imagine all those results of verbal thinking and unconscious processing of your experiences stored in the unconscious brain-mind goes to creating your opinions and biases and beliefs:

Thinking and the unconscious brain, process information from the verbal thinking process.

You know these are your 2 main forms of thinking:

See this: Nietzsche’s concept of the will to power suggests that individuals are motivated by a fundamental drive to enhance their own power and overcome challenges.

This is your spiritual drive in you. But why — what is he expecting to gain from this drive — is it just self-help methods you need to know or is it a transformation process in you that needs to be initiated?

This drive may operate at a subconscious level, influencing thoughts, desires, and actions without individuals being fully aware of it.

This is what the spiritual quest is all about — this unconscious brain in us, with no idea it is happening on our part, needs to be awakened to find our place in the universe and back to our source. In the process of doing so we enhance their (our) own power.

Nietzsche’s philosophy is known for its emphasis on the will to power, the eternal recurrence, and the concept of the Übermensch (Overman or Superman).

Superman? Do you mean realising your full potential as being part of the fabric of the universe?, or to be awakening to the process of realising once full potential as being part of the fabric of the universe.

Nietzsche and me — 1-Thing with the universe.

It seems to suggest that there is an existing pattern in the universe with us in it, that we might all be part of, that needs to be discovered to realise our FULL POTENTIAL.

Nietzsche and Krishnamurti, me and the arts. In doing I discovered the pattern of the brain-mind and my place in the universe.

From reality to abstraction: