/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.21952479]

>read bhagavad gita after seeing it recommend on /lit/
>get to the part where it explains how you have to remain steadfast and detach yourself when engaged in heinous, soul crushing acts; to not chase the fruits of action; to be free of anxietising about results
>9-5 job and reality in general goes a lot more smoothly these days
Pretty based ngl. I can see why Himmler aka the self-identified reincarnation of Arjuna recommend the text to all of his SS men and quoted it at length in his speeches.

Where do I go with the Hindoos after the Bhagavad Gita?

[Anonymous No.21952489]

>>21952479
You take the German Idealism pill.

[Anonymous No.21952564]

>>21952489
Seems like a pretty big leap.

[Anonymous No.21952571]

>>21952564
You'd be surprised.

>This science has sought refuge among the Germans and survived only among them; we have been given custody of this sacred light, and it is our vocation to tend and nurture it, and to ensure that the highest [thing] which man can possess, namely the self-consciousness of his essential being, is not extinguished and lost.

[Anonymous No.21952592]

>>21952571
Seems pretty inaccessible to my simple mind and drenched in obscurantism desu.

[Anonymous No.21952912]

>>21952479
The Upanishads

[Anonymous No.21953120]

Aryan here trying to get into Hinduism, are the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali really important?

[Anonymous No.21953233]

>>get to the part where it explains how you have to remain steadfast and detach yourself when engaged in heinous, soul crushing acts;
>implying karma wont bite you in the ass

[Anonymous No.21953362]

>>21952912
This.>>21952479
>>21953120
Not really. Guenon too although fags will cringe. Also Guenon was mistaken to leave the Church (west or east is better than Islam).

[Anonymous No.21953471]

>>21953120
If you're interested in Tantra/Left Hand Path, then definitely.

[Anonymous No.21953516]

>Wagies will pretend that they have some occult knowledge that gives their slavery the semblence of dignity instead of just refusing to participate in drudgery for little reward.

[Anonymous No.21954089]

>>21952489
cringe

>>21952479
>Where do I go with the Hindoos after the Bhagavad Gita?
You can start with the supreme Hindu metaphysician, Adi Shankara (PBUH), the king of philosophers, he wrote excellent commentaries on the major Hindu scriptures like the Upanishads and Gita etc, pic related is a guide

OR you can read:

the Upanishads by themselves with no commentary or one by a modern scholar
Hindu Epics (Mahabharata or Ramayana)
Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
Yoga Vasistha
Tripura Rahasya
Devi Mahatmya
Bhagavata Purana
Vishnu Purana
Ribhu Gita
Ashtavakra Gita
Avadhuta Gita
Adhyatma Ramayana
etc

[Strange Love No.21954463]

>>21953233

>knowing karma wont bite you in the ass

All about the proper handling ... ;)

[Anonymous No.21954565]

>>21954463
kek no larper

>>21953233
they need copium

[Strange Love No.21954586]

>>21954565

Ya think ? :D

[Anonymous No.21954615]

>>21952479
tao te ching

/thread

[Anonymous No.21955477]

>>21952571
Holy based

[Anonymous No.21955484]

>>21953516
based NEETchean however I'm not sure what you're saying applies to Aryan kshatriya spirituality