An Interpretation of Genesis

Posted on 2011-10-21 by Logres

Many Christians assume a strongly “literal” stance upon the first chapter of Genesis. It should go without saying that assuming Genesis 1 to have a perspective like a newspaper is outside of the bounds of any known form of traditionalism, conceivable or not – God did not dictate this to … Continue reading →

The Duty of the Wise Man

Posted on 2011-10-19 by Cologero

The fundamental attitude of the Courtier was to do everything with a type of style and grace done with a certain nonchalance that made the difficult seem effortless. Castiglione coined a new word for this: Sprezzatura. Continue reading →

Germanic Rome

Posted on 2011-10-17 by Aeneas

This translation is from the chapter on the theories of Count de Gobineau from Il mito del sangue, (The Myth of Blood). Although there is much to be said about this passage, I’ll leave it to the readers to draw out some conclusions. In some respects Gobineau agrees with Evola: … Continue reading →

Aztecs and Human Sacrifice

Posted on 2011-10-16 by Aeneas

Thus “family values” do not refer to the bourgeois nuclear family as commonly assumed today. The Vedas show that the “family” encompasses generations. Continue reading →

Good Government

Posted on 2011-10-14 by Logres

This is a thought experiment based on Rosenstock-Huessy‘s comments in I Am an Impure Thinker. Summarized, they are to the effect that the modern world is a place that likes to “divide time, & conquer space”. Hence our obsession with speed and time, as if we were racing against death. … Continue reading →

Eating your way to nondual awareness

Posted on 2011-10-14 by Aeneas

While Cologero is working on his little project and I am busily translating Sintesi, I’ll toss out this short post regarding the Aghori practice of cannibalism. Apparently, in order to reach nondual consciousness, the Agori practice the consumption and manipulation of semen, menstrual blood, faeces, and urine, all that we … Continue reading →

Message from Tony

Posted on 2011-10-13 by Aeneas

As an adjunct to the intellectual work on Gornahoor, I will be available the week of October 24, 2011 at South Beach, Miami, at a location to be determined. Anyone seriously interested should make an effort to attend, perhaps for an hour, a day, or longer. We will be able … Continue reading →

The Unum Necessarium

Posted on 2011-10-08 by Logres

“Papers, comrade!” Many traditionalists are going to argue that initiation must transpire through the conduit or under the aegis of an “Order”. That this is a desirable state of affairs is (of course) obvious. When Voldemort’s power is exalted, one looks around for an “Order of the Phoenix” to … Continue reading →

Dying as you live

Posted on 2011-10-04 by Cologero

A gentleman who recalled this story. He was called upon to give an impromptu talk on the question, “If you had just 5 minutes to live, what would you do differently with your life?” He recalled that he stumbled through some explanation about seeing life more clearly and changing his values. What is more significant is that he remembered the critique I made to his talk. Continue reading →

Hermetism and Esoteric Christianity Rise to Converge

Posted on 2011-09-30 by Logres

Gornahoor has conducted a number of thought exercises, designed to aid the aspirant in “mental fasting”, a discipline of dropping old thoughts and thought-patterns or memes (compulsions). These exercises involve recovering a sense of Self that is already there, or (as it was put), laying aside the chain-mail of discursive … Continue reading →