
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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Dear Readers,
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Before Socrates questioned poets and politicians, before Homer sang of Achilles’ wrath, Greek memory placed another voice in the remote age of heroes. It came not from Athens or the palaces of Mycenae, but from Thrace, a singer wrapped in b...
Edward Gibbon’s perspective on history is now considered outdated in modern progressive circles, particularly his claim that Christianity caused Rome's fall, which reflects his Enlightenment bias. Although this critique has some truth, he a...
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