/lit/ - Literature

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What are your thoughts on it? In Evola's interview he agreed that it was his most "mysterious" book if I recall.

I find that Guenon's writings can be multidimensional, that it provides a point of contact between hesitant Catholics and the new confrontation of Eastern beliefs and myths, while also providing some nature into the metaphysics of kingship, triply providing information about the meaning of retrieving and searching for the Grail, the intellectual intuition/faith of Edenic Adam and center of the world that alone can provide the access to metaphysical knowledge.

I recommend you to read Symbolism of the Cross if you enjoyed Lord of the World. It definitely compliments and furthers it. Symbols of Sacred Science is a great resource to have as well, but isn't nearly as organized and complete.