Nihilism Philosophy

Mission

To promote the principles and teachings of Nihilism as a means of understanding the nature of existence, meaning, and morality, and as a path to gaining a deeper understanding of the human condition and the limitations of human knowledge

VISION

A world where individuals actively practice and integrate the principles of Nihilism into their daily lives, to live a more meaningful and fulfilling life guided by the values of self-awareness, self-reliance, and the rejection of traditional notions of meaning and morality

Goals

  1. To increase understanding and awareness of Nihilism among the general public.
  2. To provide resources and support for individuals interested in learning and practicing Nihilism.
  3. To foster a community of individuals who support and encourage one another in their exploration and integration of Nihilistic principles.

Program

  1. Create a comprehensive website that provides information on Nihilism, its history, and key teachings.
  2. Develop a series of online courses that cover the basics of Nihilism and provide guidance on how to apply its principles to daily life.
  3. Host regular online meetings or webinars where individuals can discuss and learn from one another’s experiences with Nihilism.
  4. Create a reading group where participants can read and discuss texts related to Nihilism, such as “Thus Spoke Zarathustra” by Friedrich Nietzsche and “The Stranger” by Albert Camus.
  5. Organize in-person workshops and retreats that provide guidance and practice in understanding the nature of existence, meaning, and morality through the lens of Nihilism philosophy.
  6. Develop resources such as worksheets and exercises that are specific to nihilism
    to help individuals integrate it into their daily lives.
  7. Encourage members to share their experience and insights about their practice on social media and other platforms.
  8. Encourage the understanding of the relationship between Nihilism and other philosophical perspectives, such as Existentialism, and how they can complement each other.
  9. Provide resources for those interested in the traditional customs and practices of Nihilism, such as self-reflection, self-awareness, and independent thinking.
  10. Encourage the practice of self-reflection, self-awareness, and independent thinking as a means of understanding the limitations of human knowledge and the rejection of traditional notions of meaning and morality in the Nihilistic philosophy.