Zarathustra

Posted on 2011-07-07 by Cologero

The eternal Dream is borne on the wings of ageless Light that rends the veil of the vague and goes across Time weaving ceaseless patterns of Being ~ Rabindranath Tagore, Santiniketan As initiates from Lao Tzu to Fabre d’Olivet and Rene Guenon show us, there are three powers driving history, … Continue reading →

Hope and Change

Posted on 2011-07-04 by Cologero

Hope Even the smallest initiative of a single man or group of men when it is properly organized, can result in a surprising variety of effects and long-term results. As soon as one realizes this fact, one becomes completely immune against despair. ~ Charles Maurras Change History sometimes produces surprising … Continue reading →

Independence Day

Posted on 2011-07-03 by Cologero

Man is neither the slave of his race nor his language, neither of his religion nor of the course of rivers, not yet of the direction of mountain ranges. A great aggregation of men, healthy in mind and warm in heart, creates that moral consciousness that we call a nation. … Continue reading →

Kind Hearts, & Norman Blood

Posted on 2011-07-01 by Logres

Gewusst, Erkannt, Geahndet – Schelling What is now called the Christian religion already existed among the ancients, and was not lacking at the very beginnings of the human race. When Christ appeared in the flesh, the true religion already in existence received the name of Christian. ~ Augustine of Hippo … Continue reading →

The Owl of Minerva

Posted on 2011-06-30 by Cologero

philosophy can only understand a cycle at its end. Hence, it is not helpful at its beginning, so anyone who is now engaged in the “battle of ideas” can hope for little more than a pyrrhic victory. Continue reading →

The Mind of the Ancient City

Posted on 2011-06-28 by Cologero

Blind love vs Justice Continue reading →

The Degeneration of the Ancient City

Posted on 2011-06-26 by Cologero

The City was hierarchically arranged under the leadership of the King, and under him, the leaders of the tribes, clans, and families. The religion was based on ancestor worship. Continue reading →

A Way Out, Further In

Posted on 2011-06-24 by Logres

One of Evola’s most prescient suggestions is that the modern aspirant towards transcendence should “ride the tiger” – the individual (or the person, but not the personality) should use the negative energies of the modern world to advance himself, until they are exhausted, for opposing them directly would invite destruction. … Continue reading →

The Religion of the Ancient City

Posted on 2011-06-22 by Cologero

Each family in the Ancient City had its own religion, gods, and rites based on its ancestors, with the head of the family as its priest. Families could unite, called a phratry or curia, in a common worship without eliminating the family rites Continue reading →

Fabre d’Olivet on the Borean Race

Posted on 2011-06-21 by Cologero

An early review of two books by Fabre d’Olivet, translated into English, was published in New York Tribune, 7 Aug 1921. Besides his monumental hermeneutical study of the history of the Borean race, Fabre d’Olivet wrote an interpretation of the Golden Verses of Pythagoras. Born some 800 years after Akhnaton, … Continue reading →

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Zarathustra

Hope and Change

Independence Day

Kind Hearts, & Norman Blood

The Owl of Minerva

The Mind of the Ancient City

The Degeneration of the Ancient City

A Way Out, Further In

The Religion of the Ancient City

Fabre d’Olivet on the Borean Race