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>>18370426
the "how to" reestablishment of a new priesthood and cult (as in "church") is set out in Plato' Laws, the existence of living truly genuine mystery traditions (I doubt there is, definitely no western ones) is basically irrelevant.

God will guide a new colony/city that has the will and goal to praise the Gods, all we need is the will to lay the foundations and the world will begin to glimmer like gold again.
>It doesn’t matter whether he’s founding a new state from scratch or reconstructing an old one that has gone to ruin: in either case, if he has any sense, he will never dream of altering whatever instructions may have been received from Delphi or Dodona or Ammon about the gods and temples that ought to be founded by the various groups in the state, and the gods or spirits after whom the temples should be named.
>After these remarks, our law on the subject should run like this, with Heaven’s blessing: God is now re-establishing and re-founding Magnesia,

Guenon's points about some living cult literally, as Plato says, doesn't matter.