The Dwarf's Stone, O Zarathustra

"I interpret this dwarf on his shoulder who's criticizing him as being like he's describing his own self doubt, perhaps. And o zarathustra, you philosopher's stone. You threw yourself up high, but every stone that is thrown must fall. Sentence to yourself and to your own stoning." "If everything has been there before, what do you think, dwarf, of this moment?" 'For whatever can walk in this long lane out there too, it must walk once more'