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19765023 No.19765023 [Reply] [Original]

Anybody study/practice these books? Get in here.

>> No.19765031

>>19765023
I should have also mentioned The Hermetic Tradition, along with other books in the same vein.

>> No.19765382

>>19765023
bump

>> No.19766341

>>19765023
I'd be careful, last time i did Alchemy I lost an arm and a leg

>> No.19766357

>>19765023
redpill me on this one anons, did Evola actually believe in magic as in like DnD magic, is it just strictly spiritual, or is it something like Tarot reading bullshit?

>> No.19766442

>>19765023
none of those who defend these books actually practiced them

>> No.19766618

>>19766442
Have you? Curious.

>> No.19767209

>>19766341
You got off easy, my brother fucking died. It’s ok though, he got better.

>> No.19767610

>>19766357
He believed in occult laws behind the workings of the universe, but he uses the term "magic" in a different sense than is commonly understood. He takes the supposedly old meaning of an active and heroic overcoming of the human condition, which is the meaning it has in della Riviera's "Magical World of the Heros". It's more like Buddhism than what you'd typically think of as magic, since the goal is transcendence, not phenomena.

>>19766442
Wrong.