Under Constantine’s rule, Rome became more Christian. Over the next few centuries, some significant leaders brought Christianity to most of Europe. Christmas day was significant in these events. Clovis (466-511) Clovis was the first of the 40 kings of France; he united all the Frankish tribes under one ruler. He … Continue reading
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
these are the gifts of the Holy Spirit:
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
If we keep the image of death constantly in our minds, we will appreciate with bitter regret the value of each lost day. Continue reading
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
Friday the 13th was the day the Templars were destroyed. This post is dedicated to them. Continue reading
We must be ready for a profound event in the divine order, toward which we are marching with an accelerated speed that must strike all observers. Terrible oracles already announce that the time has come. Continue reading
To regard the world process as causally closed is to condemn oneself to be blown around by the arbitrary whims of opinion and power. There is no solution to the problems of life within the world system. Continue reading