![]() ![]() In Nietzsche’s acclaimed work, Beyond Good and Evil, he sets out to challenge contemporary thinkers of his time with arguments questioning the very foundation of our collective perception. What is good ? What is evil ? How do we qualify morality? What are ethics? What are values? This frame of reference, so to speak, is what helps shape our belief systems and constructs the context which we then ascribe to ourselves. The mind is a reaffirming construct that takes in new information and evaluates that data according to its past experiences, trying to find the perfect place to fit each new idea or experience into a tightly knit box. For, there is no real but the real which we decide for ourselves, ultimately, influenced by our environment. What we choose to believe as real is what we merely accept as being real. Life is a perception of your own reality. ![]()
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