/lit/ - Literature

>>20823098
>The negroid sperm has some animalistic magical potency inherent in it which cannot be baulked; thus we see the subconscious longing of white virginal european women lusting after the african male. In a same fashion, the Greeks talked of the Minotaur which is a mythological creature which is half bull and half man. The aim of the priests of that cult seems principally to have been the production of a temporary incarnation of this beast by sending selected women of the community every year into the jungle/forest to mingle with all the imaginable bestial creatures thus to produce a miraculous birth upon returning to community.

>>19394389
What is this? Do I hear the Kali Yuga is ending? And we are to be the ones to end it?

Scheiße, Neger! Das ist alles, was du zu sagen hattest!

I'm in!

Is Evola actually that bad of a guy to have on your bookshelf? I don't know. Bannon talked about him in public during Trump presidency and no one cared

>>18992691

>“The Americans are the living refutation of the Cartesian axiom, "I think, therefore I am": Americans do not think, yet they are.”
-Julius Evola

I'm interested in reading Evola, where should i start?

I heard he's the pinnacle of basederino literature

The problem with seeing a woman "corrupted" is that women are "corrupted" to begin with, it's in their nature. The Romans had the saying, "woman is all sex", which they didn't intend as an insult, which the Christians then adopted as a way to paint women as temptresses who lead men (Adam) to sin. This isn't either a problem with woman, nor something that has corrupted her. This is woman acting according to her nature. The difference now is female sexuality is neither channeled into the marital bedroom or sanctified prostitution, and nor is repressed (Puritan Christianity), so we see an uncontrolled outgrowth of shapeless promiscuity, with men who are too spineless and emasculated to put it to good use.

>our plan? Do absolutely nothing. This is what I like to call "riding the tiger"

>>18250328
>that even if Christianity did cause the fall of Rome, that was actually a good thing anyways
Absolutely heretical

Alchemist

>>17753497
>For Rome, which made the world good, used to have two suns; and they made visible two paths: the world's path and the pathway that is God's. One has eclipsed the other; now the sword has joined the shepherd's crook; the two togetherr must of necessity result in evil, because so joined, one need not fear the other: and if you doubt me, watch the fruit and flower, for every plant is known by what it seeds.
Holy based

>>17638310
bottom shelf is based as fuck holy fucking shit

why didn't Adolf Hitler listen to him instead of trusting in marxist low IQ syphilitic Goebbels and schizophrenic Alfred Rosenberg?

>>17420537
>and as a "traditionalist".[73]
Oh great, another pseud who has appropriated this term and debased its meaning further. Peterson supports democracy and liberal capitalism and yet considers himself "traditionalist."

Gonna read Evola, what's the best starting point?

>>16817369
Um, BASED department?

Do I have to understand Esotericism to understand Evola? Does esotericism have any merit other than peepeepoopoo woowoo shit that belongs on /x/?

Are there any other antibourgeoisie writers such as Evola?

>I do not mean bourgeois so much in the sense of an economic class, but rather its counterpart: there is an intellectual world, an art, custom, and general view of life that, having been shaped in the last century parallel to the revolution of the Third Estate, appear as empty, decadent, and corrupt.
>A bourgeois mentality and spirit, with its conformism, psychological and romantic appendices, moralism, and concerns for a petty, safe existence in which a fundamental materialism finds its compensation in sentimentality and the rhetoric of the great humanitarian and democratic words—all this has only an artificial, peripheral, and precarious life, no matter how resolutely it survives due to the inertia in wide social strata of many countries of the "free-world."

What does he think of Plato?

>The negroid sperm has some animalistic magical potency inherent in it which cannot be baulked; thus we see the subconscious longing of white virginal european women lusting after the african male. In a same fashion, the Greeks talked of the Minotaur which is a mythological creature which is half bull and half man. The aim of the priests of that cult seems principally to have been the production of a temporary incarnation of this beast by sending selected women of the community every year into the jungle/forest to mingle with all the imaginable bestial creatures thus to produce a miraculous birth upon returning to community.
-Lo sperma negroide e le sue applicazioni magiche, 1937

What did he mean by this? I thought Evola was a traditionalist?

Why did he have it in for Jung?

>>15739035
Perhaps you'll break free one day.

>>15387806
idk what you're actually whining about but none of what you described is traditionalism

Do I need to take psychedelics to understand him?

What order should I read Guenon? Where to start? Any infographics? Which wikipedia pages can I read on him? I don't actually read books btw but I need to know which ones to buy to post in stack threads