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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
What Is the Birth of Tragedy?
02:18 • 3min
Music and Art - The Relationship Between Tone and Tone
04:56 • 2min
The Art Worlds of Dreams and Intoxication
07:25 • 3min
Physiological Phenomena of Dreams and Intoxication
10:11 • 3min
The Inhumanity of the Soul in Dreams
12:49 • 2min
Nica a on His Claims About Dreams
15:03 • 3min
The Phenomenon Numina Difference
17:45 • 2min
'Ther of the Sensations', Ath, Nicha, Kant, and Am
20:08 • 3min
Schopenhauer's Redeeming From Willless Contemplation
22:42 • 2min
The Aesthetically Sensitive Man
25:10 • 3min
Dreams Are Like, What's the Intuition?
27:47 • 2min
Dreams Are Like a Problem Solving Mechanism of the Brain
30:00 • 2min
Dreaming - The Experience of Dreams
32:14 • 2min
The Art of Individuality, a Deity of Light and the Ruler Over the Inner World of Phantasy
34:40 • 4min
The Individual, Through the Power of Art, Through Illusion, Is Brahman
38:26 • 2min
The Principle of Sufficient Reason
40:22 • 3min
The Dionycian Impulse in the Middle Ages
43:16 • 2min
The Last Dance Sickness
45:35 • 2min
The Confessions of Saint Vitus
47:43 • 3min
The Dionycian Rituals, the Individuality of a Human Being
50:41 • 3min
The Deities of Apollo and Dionysus
53:12 • 3min
The Dionysian Artistic Power
55:55 • 3min
Anita's Ecstasy
58:40 • 2min
The Dreaming Greeks and Homer's Dreams
01:00:52 • 4min
The Dionysian Festivals Are Different From the Greek Festivals
01:04:35 • 2min
Doric Art - I Love the Imagery of Apollinian and Anti Dionysian
01:06:33 • 3min
The Dionycian Reconciliation
01:09:30 • 3min
The Dionis and the Apollonian
01:12:06 • 3min
Dionysian Music
01:15:03 • 3min
The Dionysian Votary
01:17:46 • 3min
Apollo Is the Father of All the Gods
01:21:08 • 2min
What Need Was It That Could Produce the Olympians?
01:22:44 • 3min
What Is Helping or Hurting Me?
01:25:36 • 2min
The Deification of Things in Mankind
01:27:53 • 3min
The Second Best for You Is to Die Soon, Oh, That's the End.
01:30:31 • 2min
Greek Philosophy of the Sylvan God
01:32:48 • 3min
The Greek Tragedy Is the Wisdom of Selenus, the Awful, Terrible Truth, the Terror of Reality
01:36:08 • 3min
The Problem of Evil
01:38:45 • 2min
Apollinian Thoughts on the Death of Achilles Achilless
01:41:14 • 3min
Apollynian Culture Overthrows Titans and Slay Monsters
01:43:48 • 4min
A Nicha
01:47:40 • 3min
The Homeric Naivete - The Complete Victory of Apollinian Illusion
01:50:42 • 2min
'Nicha's Language of Talking About All Phenomenas in the World
01:52:22 • 2min
The Dionysian and the Apollinian Illusion
01:54:34 • 2min