Year End Summary 2019

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Here are the year end statistics as reported by WordPress, MonsterInsights, and Google. The top ten countries by page views were: United States United Kingdom Canada Brazil Greece Australia Portugal Germany Finland Sweden Page views declined by 20%, probably because the post count declined to 30 new articles. Six and … Continue reading →

Saint Constantine the Great

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Saint Constantine the Great

the greatest miracle of Christianity was succeeding in asserting itself among the European peoples, even taking account the decadence into which numerous traditions of these peoples had plunged. Medieval civilisation would be inconceivable, without phenomena such as the appearance of the great Knightly orders, Thomism, a certain mysticism of a high level (e.g., Meister Eckhart) Continue reading →

Political Platonism

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The philosophical background of Guenon and his followers’ traditionalism is extremely close to the Platonic tradition … In other words, traditionalism can be taken as radical Platonism. ~ Alexander Dugin, Political Platonism. Dugin’s purpose seems to be to make Tradition academically palatable, by couching it in Platonic language. Obviously, as … Continue reading →

The Way of Gnosis

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The Way of Gnosis

Gnosis is one of the Gifts of the Holy Spirit. It is not secret knowledge available for the few, nor is it the “real” interpretation of text, opposed to the orthodox. On the other hand, it is perhaps an Open Secret, since it is pursued by the few. Continue reading →

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