The "Grail Question"

[Anonymous No.17556005]

What's its significance?
Evola seems to grapple onto it without highlighting at any length what it means. Is it just a verbal affirmation of the hero's strive towards enlightenment, or proof that he is the one that will fulfil his end of the quest with the Wounded/Fisher King?

Reccomendations on other Grail analyses/Arthurian critiques would be greatly appreciated

[Anonymous No.17556012]

>>17556005
It means he is a pseud.
Do something better with your teenage years kid.

[Anonymous No.17556029]

>>17556012
Go make another Marx thread, tranny.

[Anonymous No.17556031]

>>17556012 here
Evola is crap. Jung's wife wrote a book on the grail legend that goes really deep, would recommend that.

[Anonymous No.17556049]

>>17556031
>Jung's wife
Wow it's nothing.

[Anonymous No.17556076]

>>17556049
I'm actually giving you a recommendation on the analysis of the grail legend that is both thorough and esoteric unlike Evola who is just shilling fascism even when he pretend to do something else.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/572302.The_Grail_Legend

[Anonymous No.17556100]

>>17556076
have you read his grail text? its very much absent of those political overtones

[Anonymous No.17556130]

>>17556100
Some of it and it was quite political.

Take the Emma Jung rec or not, I'll just recommend you do something less degenerate with your life than becoming a fascist.

[Anonymous No.17556163]

>>17556130
so you can't answer my primary question concerning the actual symbol, and you're giving me a reccomendation as a counter to what i'm currently reading based on "i read a bit and it seemed political"

seems legit. i'm sure you have a better reason for your reccomendation than "jung's wife wrote it"

[Anonymous No.17556174]

>>17556005
>Evola seems to grapple onto it without highlighting at any length what it means.
What do you mean? Have you read his book? This is one of his only books I haven’t read.

[Anonymous No.17556184]

>>17556163
Read the goodreads reviews kid I'm out

[Anonymous No.17556214]

>>17556005
Evola was a larper

[Anonymous No.17556279]

>>17556174
he continuously alludes to it, implying it is another test of their determined worth for the final part of the quest or for their heroism, but he hasn't elaborated on why the "question" specifically is so important.
maybe that's just all there is to it but it feels like there should be more

[Anonymous No.17556280]

The grail represents the element of water, like the cups in tarot. It represents the vagina and the feminine. A man's quest for the grail involves maturing his anima archetype and finding his partner.

[Anonymous No.17556345]

>>17556280
Though the quest doesn't always end in getting a partner, it often ends with the restoration of a fallen kingdom, or of a spiritual enlightenment that leads to an ascetic life

[Anonymous No.17556441]

>>17556280
>>17556345
Is this from Evola's book?

[Anonymous No.17556444]

>>17556280
>his anima archetype
It shocks me that people still take Carl Jung seriously.

[Anonymous No.17556458]

>>17556076
>unlike Evola who is just shilling fascism even when he pretend to do something else
Ask me how I know you never read Evola's Grail book lmao, >>17556100 is correct

[Anonymous No.17556510]

>>17556441
the first post isn't, Evola rejects psychoanalysis for the most part, though does refer to that "gynocentric" quest in passing, and does treat the male female union as essential to a true hero

>>17556458
other than the parts on historical hierarchies i really can't see how they think its fascist at all

[Anonymous No.17556537]

>>17556510
>other than the parts on historical hierarchies i really can't see how they think its fascist at all
Because they have heard that Evola is muh ebil fascist

[Anonymous No.17556766]

The Spear of Destiny by Book by Trevor Ravenscroft has some interesting info on it.

[Anonymous No.17556791]

>>17556766
*The Spear of Destiny by Trevor Ravenscroft

[Anonymous No.17556891]

>>17556005
>What's its significance?
A receptacle for autistic obsession.

[Anonymous No.17557255]

>>17556005
That book is a bit blurry for me, but if I recall correctly the Grail symbolises the transcendence itself. So yes, it would be a symbol for enlightenment.
>>17556031
>psychoanalysis
maximum S O Y
>>17556130
maximum S L E E P Y
>>17556280
psychoanalyst scum get out of this thread
>>17556510
>the first post isn't, Evola rejects psychoanalysis for the most part, though does refer to that "gynocentric" quest in passing, and does treat the male female union as essential to a true hero
Any mention of "male female" union is entirely symbolic and refers to the union of the male and female spiritual principles (Spirit and Life). This union represents the awakening of Spirit in mere Life (i.e. human beings). It's not "gynocentric" at all.
>>17556891
medium S O Y

[Anonymous No.17557278]

Is there a connection between the Grail and Atlantis?

[Anonymous No.17557288]

>>17557255
I was referring to the interpretation of the Grail quest as the pursuit of a vagina symbol as the gynocentric part. He mentions it and disregards it

[Anonymous No.17557315]

>>17557255
Psychoanalysts btfo. The Grail is a Hyperborean initiation.