/lit/ - Literature

>>17667904
to be fair, as someone as well read as you should know, Evola had his own ideology, his "magical idealism." Evola was an expert on Traditionalism but insofar that he was "part" of a tradition, well I mean it's almost a silly question. Evola was a radical traditionlist who didn't believe there were valid traditions for Europeans. He seems to have personally practiced tantric yoga and Buddhism, which is probably the closest he got. His main persona was a sort of radical individual with Traditionalist sensibilities as opposed to modernist sensibilities. Not a sufi guru ala Guenon.

>>17618081
> correlation between anime and extremism?
And that's a good thing.