/lit/ - Literature

>>21548398
Reading Evola is a sign that you’ve totally given up and don’t mind being branded as an irredeemable low quality incel.

>>21548422
>irredeemable low quality incel
WHAT? Oh no
>>21548398
Do not start with introduction to magic, despite it being called an "introduction" it is not really one at all, start with Guénon,
Follow the chart his most important works are Man and His Becoming, Reign of Quantity, Multiple states of Being, Symbolism of the Cross, and also Initiation and Spiritual realization, I would also recommend from Guénon his writing called "Psychologie" which only exists in french and has no english translation.
Then for Evola, move on to the Yoga of Power, aswell as the Hermetic Tradition, and also in the meantime acquiant yourself with meditation methods from eastern traditions, stuff like bodyscanning, etc. Try to increase your imaginative capacity, through training your faculties, and corresponding abilities like visualization, ratiocination etc.
After this preperation, you are ready for everything be it the Introduction to Magic series, or an initiation into an eastern tradition, which virtually gives you an advantage in all other aspects aswell.

>>21548398
Revolt

how hard do you think it would be to get a threesome? A $800 sponsorship and pretending to be a fashy intellectual going on a book tour? Realistic answers only desu

>>21548490
Not hard dont put in so much effort and just pay prostitutes, are you poor and stupid?

>>21548493
not interested in cheap whores desu, only exotic aut right podcaster tradthots will do

>>21548398
Cursed body

>>21548471
thank you, apart from guenon do you have any other specific books you recommend within the esoteric tradition? You seem like you know what youre talking about

>>21548422
Based :sunglasses:

>>21548506
I'd still hit it.

Read:
The Bell Curve
A Troublesome Inheritance (Only the chapter on race)
Death of the West
A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind
The uniqueness of western civilization
Culture of Critique
Paved with Good Intentions
>r8 my entry level list

>>21548398
Been listening to red scare recently and it makes me really sad.

>>21548683
oh, so it's just a bunch of idiots and not based whatsoever. Very good to know, watch myth of the 20th c. and never listen to after dark and you're set

>>21548683
why?

>>21548398
Is that what Mike Ma looks like now? I've seen his stuff mentioned on 4chan and a few YouTubers I used to watch a few years ago. I'm glad I never wasted my time reading any of his books. He's really trooning out now.

bump

>>21548826
Normally women are threatened by me and I slowly have to earn their trust. These girls are the kind I would actually want to hang out with, but I know they just wouldn’t give a shit. Listened to them go on a long rant regarding the commodification and disenfranchisement of women due to the sexual liberation movement. Everyone is alone and isolated with their porn and plastic toys. Made me miss my ex gf. Mad me realize I look back more than I look forward. Made me remember all my friends moved away. Remembered we’ll never have edgy /lit/ book clubs with people who give a shit and can articulate themselves properly.


Basically their vocal fry made me spiral.

>>21548398
Evola is great for politics but the magic shit is a load of hooey. He even said it's foolish to hope to do anything with it.

>>21548861
>Mike Ma
literally who?

>>21548398
Evola said that his magic books are for strengthening character, so to identify someone who's made headway with those books and who can give you advice, you should ignore any petulant/aggro types. This is a good guideline for pretty much all spiritual paths, actually.

>>21549146
Youve been brutally filtered, if you read evolas writings like a political treatise you never understood anything.

>>21548861
>tfw Michelle is unironically thiccer than Dasha

>>21548471
>>21549156
>>21549164
these

>>21548398
I would like to have sex with them (you know what i mean)

>>21548398
HOW DO THEY DO IT?!?!?!?!?

>>21548861
Hello unrealpress faggots
still seething that your books dont sell and nobody cares about your little bookclub?

Best starting point for Traditionalism in general is Guénon's Crisis of the Modern World because it's short and easy to wrap your head around since you won't be up for the real schizo stuff just yet.

As for Evola, I think Path of Cinnabar is a good starting point because he essentially presents the overarching themes and aims of his career as well as directly addressing the controversy surrounding him. Which is pretty important considering he has such an uncommon worldview. He also briefly outlines each of his books chronologically.

Once you've read that it's up to you. You can do the political approach with works like Men Amongst the Ruins and Handbook for RightWing Youth, which I wouldn't personally recommend straightaway because they are only secondary to his main ideas and may give you the wrong impression of his philosophy.

I think it's best to go with his spiritual books first because of their presentation of "Tradition" and the guidance they might give for you personally. The first one I read was Doctrine of Awakening about Buddhism which is very profound and gives a very straightforward interpretation of spiritual development in general. Likewise Yoga of Power (the left hand path is the only path available in today's age according to evola) or hermetic tradition (which is essential before you try introduction to magic).

Once you feel familiar with his philosophy get stuck into ride the tiger and revolt against the modern world which are definitely his most important works but will be difficult to understand if you aren't familiar with him beforehand.

>>21549170
>le thick
Shut up you dumb nigger

>>21548398
start with guenon

>>21548398
You are starting out on the wrong path. Read Crowley's autohagiography. It's a very interesting story in its own right, as well as a very light introduction to the theory and practice of magick.

>>21548398
Someone needs to bate the shite out of that russian whore Anna. She needs a box into the mouth every morning when she wakes up and two black eyes every night before bed.

>>21548665
>A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind
Is this book actually any good from economics standpoint? Or is it just some nazi propaganda?

>>21548422
This. Read Kurt Egger.

>>21548398
Why do these men have such female legs?

>>21548398
Start with David Irving's books

>>21551511
Don't badmouth my hysteric waifu please

lol, imagine if anna and dasha went ftm and mike ma and other chuds started going mtf

>>21551271
people who are supportive of the concepts actually say it's inaccurate so I should probably fill something in. This guy goes all the way back to roman times to name the tribe, imagine being that autistics

>>21548398
There's a flowchart somewhere. Does anyone have it?

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>>21552814
I strongly disagree with this chart. Read Orientations, a short essay, first. Then read either Doctrine of Awakening or Men Among the Ruins depending on which interests you more. Alternatively, read Guenon's Crisis of the Modern World first. Then just read anything that interests you in whatever order you like. This is too systematic and will alienate people. There are several things that make no sense, like ending with Path of Cinnabar or beginning with some of the hardest writings.

>how do I start with x
release order always

>>21548398
>>21552814

>>21548422
t. trannie commie

>>21548398
do you think anna likes her feet touched

>>21554076
A bum asked her for a cig and while she was searching for her packet, he kissed her toes and left.

>>21553985
Evala was a tranny herself

>>21548498
>not interested in cheap whores
>implying the Red Scare girls aren't cheap whores

>>21554144
>n-no u
Do you know what a fucking loser you are?

Evola himself says to start with Revolt or maybe Mystery of the Grail

>>21548422
based...

>>21554598
No, that post is idiotic and written by a normalfag or woman/dyke. King Charles has read Evola, Counts read Evola. Top-level masons argue over Guénon vs. Evola.

>>21548398
I would say start with his first book and see if you like him or not.