/lit/ - Literature

Evola is my absolute favorite Philospher-Magician

Wildly important to truly understand the context and purpose of Life as a Human in so many deeply valuable perspectives.

Nietzsche saw Humanity as the greatest animal. Here he is correct. And also that our meaning of life should be ever becoming. This is a great addition to our thinking but limited as it is cannot be at one with Creation beyond a Material level. The Metaphysical that both recognized as the driving force behind all life was never actualized by Nietzsche, but Highly explored by Evola more than any other thinker. For example, They both saw structuring of our animal chaoses as key, but in different ways, for Nietzsche it was mainly internal and individualized. But for Evola it was both Personal and Interpersonal, and being able to trace this back to a distinct and fundamental pattern of creation found through all human society Thus, Evola completes his Ontology on this subject while Nietzsche couldn't as Nietzsche did not believe in Law even if it was based on the Metaphysical.

Anyway that was just one example of where Evola completes what Nietzsche couldn't because Nietzsche didn't wanna get spiritual. While Nietzsche was 100% right about slave morality and weakling religions being started by spiteful wretches this cannot apply to all religions. Some beliefs exist as a way of structuring everything so that it may live for a greater and ideal purpose no matter where on the pyramid, some religions just aim to explain the nature of God. To have both is Transcendent Structuring, it organizes from the source-point and not from the bottom so there's nothing missing that needs of becoming. Becoming is not a necessity as Nietzsche claimed; if something is already perfect, it can survive the trials of nature and reality indefinitely, hence the realm of Tradition superseding millennia as the general way to do shit.

Being doesn't have to Become anything if it already mogs everything. Real smart thinking.