
This substack will examine the philosophy, theology, and history of the Indo-European tradition from a Platonic and Traditionalist perspective, with a focus on the re-establishment of the Indo-European perennial tradition.
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Author’s Note
I previously published this essay last week but then took it down. Personal issues interfered with my writing; as a result, the work did not truly represent my abilities or what I intend to share here. This is the rewritten a...
The West is not dying rather it is dead. The term “West” or “Western Civilization” has become so elastic that it describes almost anything the United States and its allies choose to call Western: NATO, Washington, Brussels, liberal democrac...
A Platonist should have little difficulty agreeing that virtue is superior to wealth, that the soul matters more than reputation, that appetite ought to submit to reason, or that the good life cannot finally depend upon possessions or comfo...
There is a peculiar instinct unique to civilizations in decline of the demand that every observer become either a patriot or a revolutionary. One must either mourn the patient or celebrate his illness. I reject both roles. I have no interes...
What ambition corrupts the human soul more profoundly? Is it the possession of absolute power, or the accumulation of limitless wealth? It is an ancient question, but one that remains unresolved because the two forces are rarely found apart...
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Historian and Philosopher writing on Mithraism, Neoplatonism, and the perennial quest for transcendence through history, myth, and the ascent of the soul.
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