/lit/ - Literature

>>18379229
>it would cure a man from the insanity
Natural man is an insane man, because insanity is constructed by culture which has drifted so far away from nature. Modern man fears the natural in himself and neurotically tries to hide from it, and those who happen to live it get diagnosed insane and have "lost it". But what they really lost, was their belief in the cultural game as the reality and stopped playing it, and they regressed back to the natural condition, which the modern man cannot relate to.

The western world needs a blood sacrifice. Unironically we need to organize for the ethnic cleansing of undesirables and gain new lifeforce through it. The motivation for it is already building up all around us and it's only a matter of time when it's going to lash out with the full power of white autism, directed towards a common goal. The correction comes from the lowest point. Moment comes when the introverted suicidal drive turns extroverted, and people find their brothers again through their shared misery.
"What joins men together, he said, is not the sharing of bread but the sharing of enemies." -The Judge
The black sun is rising.

>>17968133
The final stage is ethnic cleansing. There is nothing comparable to it when white autism gets collectively pressed to the corner and has to fight for survival. It's still fun and safe that what is coming can be denied. But shit keeps building up

"The one who goes to the sea should get to know about a little bit first" -Tove Jansson

What are the prerequisites I should know to fully understand the esoteric moominism? I did my masters thesis on the corpus hermetica and I'm versed in the paracelsian tradition, but the more I read the more levels keep opening up in the moomins. It's like Jansson was able to condense the whole western esoteric tradition in there where it all has flown together in a timeless crystallization of the western spiritual unconscious. There are some parts which are clearly influenced by tantraloka, but my knowledge of kashmir shaivism is yet at a superficial level. I'm trying to find whether there have been any more research published on this. The Tove Jansson estate doesn't want to talk with me.