/lit/ - Literature

>hundreds of pages
>repetition of basically the same few things over and over
>doesnt achieve even in those immense pages what the upanishads, chuangtzu or heraclitus does in simply few lines, except for some not so well-known parts, like the lantern thing in surah an-nur, and the line about how that says everything perishes except god's face, because the clerics are too fucking busy about this and that random law cos they dont have the "Soul" (cos almost all of them are fucking HYLICS) that they miss the fish for the lake.
>needs immense commentaries and contexts when the book is already so long, thus the normal muslims cant sift through it by themselves, so HAVE to listen to clerics to get the teachings in bits (clerics are Hylics, so these poor mass got their own hylicism reinforced)
>no islamic 'golden age' will come again, no sufi will be prevalent, no cool thinkers will appear again, everyone tamasized in darkness nowadays, except for the very few that "sees".

Does Christianity refute Esotericism, Gnosticism and Kabbalah?

Recently I have begun reading into Western Esotericism (not Kabbalah) as well as buddhist mysticism and occultism. I've been reading some of Evola's works on occultism, but feel as though I am only scratching the surface. Are there any /lit or /pol reading lists?