/lit/ - Literature

>>20814717
Picrel is the Evola one mentioned. Anyone seen Nietzsche in similar style or equivalent detail?

>>16776799

>>15789006
For now, I'll just clue you into what I'm doing at the present. There's the story of my 'journey' we can get into later, if it interests you.

As of right now, I'm devoting my time to language learning, as it is one pathway to enable my desire for a more traditionalist lifestyle. Now, it's not a move to escape my country of origin but rather to 'marry' (not in the legal sense) the woman I love and the one who wants to hear my children. I met her while working overseas, where we dated for a few years. This could, of course, be found anywhere. It just happened to be in a foreign land in my case. This task, language learning, has had a tremendous effect on my, psychologically speaking. The 'toiling' in of itself makes you feel like you're actively working towards making your personal bubble of traditional existence come into being. Having gone the more political route before hand, the most dangerous thing one could engage with is defeatism and total demoralization. To overcome this, I recommend committing yourself to something unironically and unabashedly. The 'doing everything ironically' aspect of millennial culture is a part of a 'modern' mindset. Note that modernity is not a word that describes anything and everything everything to come into being in the last few centuries, so don't let others fool you.

I have more to say on books, materialism, media consumption, etc...

>>15747514

>>15483591

Have you read Guénon before starting with him? Have you read Evola's "introductory" works first?

Evola chart

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>>14961460

>>14832081

>>13664291
Evola. You will know where to go from there.

>>13637796
End your life with Ebola.

>>13607142
What is this trash? why are Gooneonfags so pathetic, have you no sense for aesthetics and order?
learn from Evolachads

>>13327625
Who said I was a leftist? Go back to incels.me, please.

>>13222434
Stumbled upon this on Reddit

>>13061755

>>12132560
Not a woman, but don't you find it strange that we take the words of someone as gospel truth just because they are intelligent.

Shouldn't we base our view of woman by empirically investigating them in real life and then forming a more mature view and nuanced of them rather than taking the word of someone?