/lit/ - Literature

Thanks Evola for changing my life. This book has made me realize what is my destiny in life. Yes, I am taking the path of the Aryans. Yes, I am going to be free from samsaric existence. YES.
>I have overcome all, I know all, I am detached from all, I have given up all; I am liberated from moral defilements having eradicated craving, (i.e., I have attained arahatship). Having comprehended the Four Noble Truths by myself, whom should I point out as my teacher?

Ok this shit slaps. It's actually the best Evola book I have read. I don't know why people praise "ride the tiger" so much, this is far better.

I don't get how a religion practically made for monks and professional ascetes has such influence among bugmen and women. The ones that are most attracted to it are the antithesis of an enlightened being. That or mr Ebola is wrong.

>>15694658
I've been thinking about Buddhism being right-wing as of late. I haven't read pic related but I imagine it would certainly support that view. Definitely different from the Buddhism practiced by Hollywood types.

>>15694669
I don't know a book that discusses ethic nationalism specifically, considering I just made up the term. Pic related applies to you too, but I haven't read it so who knows, maybe not. I would say the books that have influenced me the most with regards to this idea are Plato's Republic and the Pali Canon