/lit/ - Literature

>>18022603
>this particular traditionalist belief is rooted in hinduism
its actually rooted in many traditions but preserved best in Hinduism

>to say that the people of the past were all perfect demigods is an insult to God.
ok? cry about it i guess.

>instead it is more fitting to say that all orthodox religions are reflections and testaments to the one true reality, God
No,
orthodox religions are imperfect reflections of the Primordial Traditions

religion tends to not have anything to offer those who are too stupid to see beyond atheism

Hinduism is accessible to westerners. you don't know what you're talking about.

>What about Western Esotericism
You're looking at this all wrong.
You don't just become a "western esotericist" or go to a "western esotericist church"
If you're interest in esotericism look for the esoteric teachings in your given tradition

>>15507453
obvious jew enabler
the Bhagavad Gita has nothing horrible at all.

>>15387733
>Sure, yet from your arguments it’s quite clear you’ve not read Atlan Kosseim’s l'eredità di Cesare nella modernità, so come back when you have.
what arguments? all there has been is people whining about traditionalism and me laughing at them.
If you are looking for a counter argument make some sort of statement or something

Well Evola saw the distintion between warrior and priest as a sign of a fall from the Golden Age.

He'd prefer the warrior caste and the priestly caste to be one.

But Warriors are preferable to priests is preferring Action to Contemplation
Action is high testosterone and contemplation leads to beta male behavior

Yes Bhakti yoga will always be the greatest method for knowing the divine.
(Worship of the godhead and his many avatars)