/lit/ - Literature

>>17123977
Come home aryan man

>>16086408
>Sure why not? The specific geographical origin of the Aryan race was hardly the necessary and foundational part of Nazism.
Yeah I get that, but I'm more so asking if people think someone like Savitri Devi or maybe Serrano would ground to stand on in their attempt at synthesizing National Socialist thinking with perennialist / vedic thought.

I know of course Evola and Guénon strongly opposed Fascism and NatSoc as modernist movements. Their criticism always seemed elitist and overly spergy to me. If you agree we're living in the Kali Yuga surely the greatest chance of getting out of it would be with a Third Positionist movement of that sort, while of course knowing they're not going to be perfect.

I think there's a decent argument that Third Positionism can be conceived as a sort of assertion of the eternal natural law, whether that be described as the Dharma, the LOGOS or whatever other descriptions of the highest realm of the Good in perennial thought. It's like the symbolism of the Swastika that Guénon and Evola speak of.

The central point in the middle represents the unchanging One, or Eternal Absolute. It is the central Polar point. It stands /against Time/.

hello does anyone have advise on where to start with the dharmic faiths, namely hinduism and buddhism?

i would like a completely honest look at these faiths, not some watered down bullshit written by some western leftist to appeal to other western leftists.