[Namyak]

Your understanding of Nietzsche is woefully lacking. Eternal Recurrence had nothing to with what you propose. Nietzsche was this-wordly, and eternal recurrence was the greatest affirmation of this fact. Since this world, being the only existence, was a world without beginning or end, time was infinite; however, matter was not infinite, so the ways in which it could be arranged were finite, meaning that everything would occur again, and over an infinite period of time there would be repetition of everything that came before, all the pain, all the suffering, and all the joy. Your life would be relived an infinite number of times by an infinite number of yous. A weak man, when presented with this truth, would turn away from it. He would deny it, would invent for himself some escape, some other-world. Only the strong man, one on his way to becoming an overman, would so love this world and this life that he would continue to love this world even if there was no end to the suffering.

[MEGoody]

Only the strong man, one on his way to becoming an overman

What the heck is an 'overman'?

[newgeezer]

What a load of horse manure (Nietzsche's, if not yours).