/hlg/ - Heretical Literature General

[Anonymous No.10037816]

First thread: Babby's First Blasphemy Edition

Fellow heathens, heretics, pagans, occultists, and gnostics, unite against the resurgence of organized religion and the superstitions and inquisitions which have haunted free minds since the dark ages!

Theists, polytheists, and atheists are welcome to debate theology, faith, etc. But please keep it civil.

>"Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law. Love is the law, love under will." - Liber AL

Recommended reading:

>General:
>Collected Works of Carl Jung
>Collected Works of Mircea Eliade
>Secret Teachings of All Ages

>Heathenism:
>Seidways
>Uthark
>Futhark
>(someone can recommend things here, I am not too well-versed)

>Heresy:
>Book of Enoch
>Testament of Solomon
>Infancy Gospel of Thomas
>Infancy Gospel of James
>Sayings Gospel of Thomas
>Gospel of Mary Magdalene

>Paganism:
>Parmenides
>Empedocles
>Plato
>Aristotle
>Pseudo-Hermes
>Plotinus
>Poryphry
>Proclus
>Iamblichus
>Ficino
>Taylor
>Hadot
>Kingsley
>Uzdavinys

>Occultism:
>Magick In Theory and Practice
>Magick Without Tears
>Complete Golden Dawn
>Introduction to Magic (Evola)
>The Hermetic Tradition (Evola)

>Gnosticism:
>Hypostasis of the Archons
>Nag Hamaddi Library
>Mandean Texts

[Anonymous No.10037837]

>recommending Evola
>not Miguel Serrano
I bet you love to worship Saturn = Jehova = The Demiurge.

[Anonymous No.10038836]

bump

[Anonymous No.10038841]

Someone has been playing too much video games

[Anonymous No.10038870]

>Paganism:
>Parmenides
>Plato
>Aristotle

[Anonymous No.10038897]

>>10038870
Truly, Plato is the real founder of Christianity.

[Anonymous No.10038900]

>>10038897
>This is what christcucks believe

[Anonymous No.10038902]

>>10037837
>and postulates a global conspiracy against them by an evil inferior godlet
lol, godlet is my new favorite word

[Anonymous No.10038907]

>>10037816
>Introduction to Magic (Evola)
how good and easy to follow is this? i get bored of reading crowley and don't like his explanations, regardie is easy to follow but even more boring that crowley. i like evola but not sure if he's able to write a manual style book, his style seems very different to that

[Anonymous No.10038910]

>>10038900
Varg is a French Catholic now though

[Anonymous No.10038923]

>>10038910
Wrong

[Anonymous No.10038934]

I am very interested in Mars and Saturn. Who's got the good stuff?

[Anonymous No.10038978]

Would you pagans just call yourself animals and reject human being already?
That would be more true and better to everyone else than to identify yourselves as pagans.

[Anonymous No.10038996]

>>10038923
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQCIxnkAtiI

You can see he's been slowly shifting towards the one true faith

[Anonymous No.10038997]

>>10038978
Paganism is probably more 'human' than your judaism.
Educate yourself my jew

[Anonymous No.10039078]

>>10038900
Behold, the whole of Christianity summed up in one passage from Theatetus:

Theodorus
If, Socrates, you could persuade all men of the truth of what you say as you do me, there would be more peace and fewer evils among mankind.

Socrates
But it is impossible that evils should be done away with, Theodorus, for there must always be something opposed to the good; and they cannot have their place among the gods, but must inevitably hover about mortal nature and this earth. Therefore we ought to try to escape from earth to the dwelling of the gods as quickly as we can; [176b] and to escape is to become like God, so far as this is possible; and to become like God is to become righteous and holy and wise. But, indeed, my good friend, it is not at all easy to persuade people that the reason generally advanced for the pursuit of virtue and the avoidance of vice—namely, in order that a man may not seem bad and may seem good—is not the reason why the one should be practiced and the other not; that, I think, is merely old wives' chatter, as the saying is. [176c] Let us give the true reason. God is in no wise and in no manner unrighteous, but utterly and perfectly righteous, and there is nothing so like him as that one of us who in turn becomes most nearly perfect in righteousness. It is herein that the true cleverness of a man is found and also his worthlessness and cowardice; for the knowledge of this is wisdom or true virtue, and ignorance of it is folly or manifest wickedness; and all the other kinds of seeming cleverness and wisdom are paltry when they appear in public affairs and vulgar in the arts. Therefore by far the best thing for the unrighteous man [176d] and the man whose words or deeds are impious is not to grant that he is clever through knavery; for such men glory in that reproach, and think it means that they are not triflers, “useless burdens upon the earth,”1but such as men should be who are to live safely in a state. (continued below)

[Anonymous No.10039085]

>>10039078
So we must tell them the truth—that just because they do not think they are such as they are, they are so all the more truly; for they do not know the penalty of unrighteousness, which is the thing they most ought to know. For it is not what they think it is—scourgings and death, which they sometimes escape entirely when they have done wrong—but a penalty which it is impossible [176e] to escape.

Theodorus
What penalty do you mean?

Socrates
Two patterns, my friend, are set up in the world, the divine, which is most blessed, and the godless, which is most wretched. But these men do not see that this is the case, and their silliness and extreme foolishness blind them to the fact that through their unrighteous acts they are made like the one and unlike the other. They therefore pay the penalty for this by living a life that conforms to the pattern they resemble; and if we tell them that, unless they depart from their “cleverness,” the blessed place that is pure of all things evil will not receive them after death, and here on earth they will always live the life like themselves—evil men associating with evil—when they hear this, they will be so confident in their unscrupulous cleverness that they will think our words the talk of fools.

[Anonymous No.10039104]

>>10039085
>>10039078
Nordic LARPers claiming Greco-Roman thought is literally "My Ancestors :)"
Its yet again Mediterranean Civilization vs Snownigger Barbarians

[Anonymous No.10039116]

>>10039104
I said nothing about race or ancestry. Go back to your containment board.

[Anonymous No.10039140]

>>10039116
Any discussion about Paganism inherently revolves around race and ancestry

[Anonymous No.10040456]

>>10038907
Evola is quite good in his metaphysical books. They are not pure instruction manuals, however. Introduction to Magic, for example, is a series of articles put out by the UR Group of which he was one of the leading members.

[Anonymous No.10040475]

>>10038836
Why are you posting this fucking meme viking LARPer? You make all of us look bad and give Christfags ammo.

[Anonymous No.10040547]

>>10040475
Christfag trolling.

[Anonymous No.10040558]

>>10038934
Macrobius' Commentary on the Dream of Scipio.

[Anonymous No.10042096]

>>10039140
All religion is inherently pagan aside from the (((abrahamic))) abortions.