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Nietzsche & Evola, On the Meaning of Freedom

As the Sun sets over the horizon of a civilization that has long neglected its primeval origins and supernatural dignity, the dual figures of both Nietzsche and Evola stand like silhouetted minarets, like church spires, over its ruins. Upon...

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On the Ghibelline Ideal

Many admirers of Julius Evola today share his enthusiasm for a hypothetical and counter-revolutionary political order. Such edgelords one encounters online, pining for a mass return of “based” and “trad”, “aristocratic” values, are ubiquito...

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Nolan's Odyssey: The Gods are Absent for a Reason

The problem with Nolan’s Odyssey is simple: it’s too Christian. Or more accurately, it’s too post-Christian, too secular, too guided by the cynical, yet paradoxically ‘safe’, ‘cozy’ pragmatism of well-to-do businessmen and technical geniuse...

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On Carl Jung, Julius Evola & the Pearl of Great Price

Continuing our analysis of Julius Evola’s Mystery of the Grail, we move onto the second chapter. Here, the seminal father of modern psychiatry, Carl Jung, finds himself under swift attack from the curmudgeonly Baron:

“Jung’s attempts fai...

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The Great Serpent in the Sky is Laughing

The great serpent in the sky is laughing.

That was how it felt, that inconspicuous summer afternoon—about a decade or so ago.

It was a sensation that, until then, had followed me my whole life. Every day, day in and day out, with weeks bl...

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