Nietzsche's three metamorphoses of the spirit
How the spirit shall become a camel, and the camel a lion, and the lion at length a child.
The camel: Loads itself with great burdens and hurries into the desert. Mocks itself, injures its own pride, loves its enemies.
The lion: Captures freedom, struggles against the demon of values, devours the subtlest of prides.
The child: A self-propelling wheel. A sacred "Yes".
The camel overcomes gross delusion. The lion overcomes the subtle, difficult to remove delusions. The child is what we should all be.