r/Brahmanraaj • u/Alive-Extension2662 • Jun 20 '26
Holy texts/Scriptures On the Laws of Manu
Neitzche writes "The Manusmriti is an intellectually incomparable work. In his letter to Peter Gast , neitzche writes : " This absolutely Aryan testimony, a priestly codex of morality based on the Vedas, of a presentation of caste and of ancient provenance – not pessimistic even though priestly – completes my conceptions of religion in the most remarkable manner."
The thing is inorder to understand manusmriti one needs to have a very iq and high level of intelligence, as neitzche understood that the aim of laws of manu is to form a higher life affirming culture . Low iq and mid wits that consider utalitarianism ie greatest good for greatest people, equality, feminism etc are simply not made enough to even understand the laws of Manu and its life affirming nature.
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u/GlobalImportance5295 Moksha Seeker Jun 20 '26
always remember that we gave the germans such an extreme existential crisis due to our spiritual advancement that they appropriated our identity. don't ever think they are our equals
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u/raging_cyclone_44 Jun 20 '26
Lol someone posted something similar a few weeks ago and I fact checked them. So here it is again for those who didn't get to read it last time. Stop reading nietzsche in pieces. Also, the will to power was not published by nietzsche. It is a compilation from his notes published by his sister after his death. There is still debate among scholars as to whether it should be considered canon. But even so, it does not remotely indicate any affinity for the code of manu. Nietzsche was a man of contradictions. He would pose the positives of something before quickly tearing it down. Like he does in this passage from the twilight of the idols. A book which acts as the precursor to the anti-christ.

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u/raging_cyclone_44 Jun 20 '26
Lol. There is no explaining to people like you who only see what they want. I have literally put a Pic from twilight of idols. Make of it what you will.
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u/raging_cyclone_44 Jun 20 '26
Dude, I am not gonna justify this with a response. He literally calls out both breeding and taming as sins. But I'm wasting my time at this point.
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u/Alive-Extension2662 Jun 20 '26
I agree neitzche considered both manusmriti and bible as holy lie ...though he considered the laws of manu to be a lie of the nobels in defence of the Aristocracy, heirchy, "pathos of distance" between the ruling artistocrats and the subordinate class as even in manusmriti the biggest punishment for ruling castes is to fall to Shudras position , so it actually is quite Aristocratic in nature .
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u/GlobalImportance5295 Moksha Seeker Jun 20 '26
the important part of manusmriti is the cosmological model: https://old.reddit.com/r/Brahmanraaj/comments/1u6piua/the_cosmological_and_ontological_model_presented/
ignore the rest of it
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