On self-overcoming Apparently this one was a bit of a comment on Schopenhauer. Zarathustra writes ab

On self-overcoming

Apparently this one was a bit of a comment on Schopenhauer. Zarathustra writes about the Will to Power in here. His point here, contra Schopenhauer (according to the end notes), is that once something is alive, it's just alive. It's will isn't about staying alive. It's will is about the pecking order of alive things. It's a Will to Power. 

He seems to critique something he calls a Will to Truth in here, too, and I confess I don't understand what he's saying about that.