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Thanks for posting. I had an idea of Evola's angle towards the transcendent since I've read a few of his works, but this historical context really helps explain his teleology and his connection to Nietzsche (which I could never figure out on my own).

You know, if reincarnation is real, it makes sense why there are so many more insects than other life forms.

The premise of this is that "good sex is so important we should change our economic system to make women have better cummies". Only in a society where the average person exists purely to satisfy base urges like shitting, fucking, and eating would this be a relevant argument.

This is the instinct of a cockroach. No higher being, no sense of the good, or the supreme. A world of literal bugmen.

This is what happens when you allow the third and fourth estates (the Vaishyas and the Shudras) cultural and political power. It's a race to the bottom.

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>https://www.soulask.com/sacred-geography-seven-towers-of-satan/
Fuck this is really cool, never heard of these before

Any enterprising french anons care to translate the aforementioned works? Would be a cool project.

The Doctrine of Awakening -- Julius Evola (for original Pali canon stuff)

The Yoga of Power -- Julius Evola (for Vajrayana)

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>"I evoke...JULIUS EVOLA"

To be continued...

im wondering what people here think of the mad magician's dream rituals? has anyone had any success?
like e.g.
>First of all, one needs to dwell intensely on the following thought: that the so-called waking life of ordinary human beings is nothing but a state of torpor, of drunkenness and dullness, a state of fog and unreality. When the
violent voices of the external world, the impressions and the stirring of the
senses, the power of feelings, thoughts, and actions finally cease, and when
the invisible, occult hand of sleep suspends all this with a shroud of inner
silence—then the way for inner growth is open, through the awakening and the powerful rising of the Sun of Knowledge and of Reality. Unfortunately, in that precise moment we pass out and lose consciousness.


>Remembering all this during the evening, before falling asleep, in a calm state, not being tired, having cleansed the mind of all worries, imagine through meditation to be at the foot of a mountain in the early hours of the morning, ready to begin the ascent. Slowly, let the ascent begin, while darkness fades away and the first light, then the sun, appears. You must continue to ascend, imagining the simultaneous rising of the sun in the
sky, its growing, triumphant, expanding light shining over all things. Right
at the moment you feel you have reached the peak of the mountain, become
aware that the sun has reached its zenith in the clear, bright sky.

He seemed oddly Nietzschean.

Anybody down to read and discuss this essay [The Enjoyment of Vulgarity] written by Evola with me? It's probably about 30-45 minutes worth of reading. Here he discusses the tendency of modern people to appreciate the obscene and vulgar over the beautiful.

For a tl;dr of the essay:
>basically modern people of all classes are vulgar and pleb-tier
>fuck the beatles, their long hair and their mongrelized music
>women who wanna wear jeans should be sent to labor camps to work
>fuck henry miller, he is pleb-tier garbage
>the ubiquity of pornography is a direct attack on virility and manliness and is a sign of a growing gynecocracy that enslaves, preys upon and weakens men
>also, fuck jazz

Here is a link for those who want to read more: https://www.counter-currents.com/2016/02/the-enjoyment-of-vulgarity/