True freedom lies in selfacceptance and self-actualization from "summary" of Beyond Good & Evil by Friedrich Nietzsche
True freedom, according to Nietzsche, is not merely the absence of external constraints or limitations, but rather a state of inner liberation that comes from self-acceptance and self-actualization. This concept challenges the traditional understanding of freedom as the ability to do whatever one pleases without restraint. Instead, Nietzsche argues that true freedom is found in embracing one's true self, including both the light and dark aspects of one's nature.
Self-acceptance is the first step towards true freedom, as it involves recognizing and acknowledging all parts of oneself, even those that are deemed undesirable or unacceptable by society. By accepting oneself fully, one can break free from the need for external validation or approval, and instead cultivate a sense of inner peace and contentment. This inner acceptance allows individuals to live authentically, without the burden of constantly trying to conform to external standards or expectations.
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