/lit/ - Literature

Bros, I started from a position of detached kinda dilettantish Tradfaggotry where I wanted to find the 'Tradition' to integrate myself into, which still affirmed the legitimacy of the other traditional religions, but something has changed dramatically over the last year/year and a half. I read the sacred text, did some private worship and then began to see in a short period of time very prominent dreams and waking 'signs'. The most prominent to me was, in a moment of moral strain, opening said sacred text hoping to find an answer. And it did answer, almost exactly like the type of answer St. Augustine expressed to have happened to him in the garden.

I'm not sure about Guenon's prudish snobbery about 'exoteric' or simple religiosity anymore. Nor does perennialism in the sense of all religions being equally still valid seem correct. Have I, ironically, become truly Traditional in believing a religion's exclusive truth claim, rather than holding a promiscuous almost-New Age outlook that the Traditionalists asserted?

I can't see myself going in any other direction now, and it's getting scary.