Thus Spake Zarathustra Part 4 LXIII - The Higher Man

In which the higher man is exhorted to shun the marketplace of the commonplace and petty, embracing instead the solitary and perilous ascent towards a nobler existence beyond man’s present virtues and weaknesses. With a crown of laughter and the dance of storm and lightness, Zarathustra encourages these over-goers to rejoice in their struggles and failures, cultivating courage, honesty, and creative strength despite the disdain of the many.