/lit/ - Literature

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>>21712224
Good

Everything's been done. Originality comes from execution, not idea. This is just a slightly fancier way of saying it hasn't been done by (You) yet. You haven't put your spin on Harry Potter, or given us your version of Star Wars yet.

Execution, not idea. All the ideas have been done. "New" comes from how different storytellers execute it. I believe in you, frogfriend.

>>21425367
Not really. I was just bored and feeling mean, I'm sorry.

>>21028618
We know basically nothing about the OG druids, other than a few brief anecdotes that some Roman emperors wrote. Anything being presented as "druid" is just neopagan LARP.

>>20669605
True but the fact that guys that are now considered marginal show up in a very highly praised work is exciting to me. It basically proves that we are not crazy for finding value in authors that the current mainstream dismiss as “schizo”.

I want to get Mein Kampf. How do I make sure that what I order is not edited? Are there specific versions?

>>20106515
If they said the book is unbased then I should never read that book and burn it if I own the book or delete it if its on my based non-jeff Kob e reader.

>>20076600
Oh shit, this gonna be a /lit/ classic I see it coming

This is what /sffg/ has become, anons posting whores and blacked burgeroids that are mutt laws, fuck this simp general.

>>18987937
Start with the Tanakh then read the Zohar and Sefer Yetzirah

Some good secondary sources:
Dion Fortune, The Mystical Qabalah
William Gray, The Ladder of Lights
Israel Regardie, A Garden of Pomegranates
Regardie, The Tree of Life

I hope the archivers are saving all of this with enough context.
They're doing god's work

>>17402829
Based Wiener poster. God & Golem is good too.

>>17161602
it means that either
1. the older generation has failed to live up to the wise old man. they have no wisdom to pass down and so the youth are skeptical and dismissive of them
2. the younger generation is too degenerate to appreciate sage wisdom. they openly mock the wise old man because they think they are smarter than he.
I suspect in actuality it is a combination of the two. My parents generation is spiritually dead and very materialistic. My grandparents were a bit better. On the other hand zoomers are brain dead retards who wouldn't listen to wisdom if you shoved it up their asses.

what's the irrevocable refutation of the Utilitarian view of morality, preferably done by a German and/or atheist?

>>16686833

What does /lit/ think of Theosophy? I've read their Gospel of Mani which I found useful for studying schools of spirituality.

Post some good wizard-core books?

>>16048416
what did you faggots read in high school English? some of the ones I remember are:
Don Quixote
Canterbury Tales
Grendel
Howl
MacBeth, Hamlet, R&J
Crime and Punishment
On the Road

also a bunch of poems by Dickinson, Thoreau, and Whitman. HS lit was pretty fucking cool. Almost everything we read was from the canon. So glad I went to school before the SJW takeover of academia.

>>15862000 (checked)
Then I’ll do my best to learn, tripmaster

>>15543503
absolutely based

>>14765017
Authors that I have read and can recommend:
>Manly Hall
>Albert Pike
>Blavatskey
>Cornelius Agrippa
>Éliphas Lévi
>Aliester Crowley
>Kenneth Grant
>A.E. Waite
>C.G. Jung
>S.L. Macgregor Mathers
>Dion Fortune

Contemporary authors:
>Johannes Nefastos
>N.A-A 218
>Jeremy Christner
> Andrew Chumbley
>Daniel Schulke
>Vexior
>Mark Alan Smith

>>14634586
The Chinese practice of Chi Gong can teach you. As can Tibetan Dumo.

A short story about OP coming up with 52 short story ideas.