"Whatever voice the gods once had, whatever remains of it still, must now only be heard as it is forced through the painted image-mask of mankind." A piece on the consequences of the religious developments of Homer: anthropomorphism, personal ego, and the problem of evil.

A lot of Euros (some are already appearing in comments) appear to believe that there's a political process whereby if we all shout that our countries are totally broken invaded shitholes loud enough the powers that be will make the migroids go away. That's not how anything works, and I very strongly suspect that the people most involved in selling the myth of broken, invaded shithole Europe are pretty hostile to Europeans and don't have our best interests in mind.

Since a lot of people on this website might not know these texts, read this,

A short bit I found interesting from major legal historian and philosopher Michel Villey, on Saint Thomas' method and on some issues he sees with the thomistic renaissance that followed Aeterni Patris. fleurinverse.substack.com/p/…

There will be statues to that man whose name no praise can ever be truly worthy of, that man who toiled under the Tuscan sun with no rewards nor esteem from his contemporaries. Time heals all wounds, for one’s true children come only centuries later if one’s good fortune lasts.

In Plato and Xenophon we’re told by their Socrates that the only measure of *true* wealth is friendship From there, Aristotle teaches us how friendship is the precondition for philosophy and politics as such In friendship the entirety of philosophy and politics are encompassed

A figure I didn't mention in my art. about the Roman School of History of Religions was Angelo Brelich, due to the lack of texts available in English. I found a long one on the history of Greek initiatory institutions, tr. another one from the French. So, fleurinverse.substack.com/p/…

Cal Crucis’s simplest point might be his best; namely that, lacking a sense for a ‘civilizational project’, all the artifices of political discourse have no concrete meaning. Likewise, that all desires and correctives (e.g., ‘consciousness’) are bound to remain merely fleeting.

Caribbean Rhythms episode 216 on beginning Oligarch era Russia: Smolensky, Moscow mayor Luzhkov, Gusinsky, wild East anarchy time...time of many possibilities... free 45 minutes, SUBSCRIBE for full 1 hour 30 min show: bronzeagepervert.yoga/p/epis…

Guy de Maupassant on the aim of any modern novelist: “… [not] telling a story or entertaining us or touching our hearts but at forcing us to think and understand the deeper, hidden meaning of events… he will show… how people’s mentalities change under the influence of…

I got curious about a name I encountered: Leopold Ziegler. He wrote the first article about Guénon in German, was friend with some prominent figures. So I looked into it, found a couple more things, so I translated and gathered links; here it is all: substackfwd.xyz/?url=fleurin…

I've just reposted my translation of Mishima Yukio's seminal essay on the Woman Question, Discourse on Misogyny! Link in bio!

New Amphora. Diplomatic cable from M. Legendre, French ambassador to Pretoria. April 25, 1973. On the destiny of South Africa. Link in reply.

Caribbean Rhythms episode 215 with Edward LUTTWAK return killer guest show: we talk his friendship with PUTIN, various Russia history, steppe, neoMongol and Prigozhin and such variety champagne show! free 45 minutes and SUBSCRIBE for full 1 h 30 min show: bronzeagepervert.yoga/p/epis…

.@Athens_Stranger is a philosopher, writer, and Twitter poster. He joins me to discuss the life and thought of Fredrich Nietzsche. (4:13) Who was Nietzsche? (11:59) The Birth of Tragedy (19:10) Apollo and Dionysus (26:01) On the Genealogy of Morality (33:51) Can slave morality be found in our times? In the second half of the show (available to subscribers, link in reply), I read an excerpt from Beyond Good and Evil, which leads to a discussion on Nietzsche's views on hierarchy. What does Nietzsche mean by the pathos of distance? Athenian then explains the role breeding plays in Nietzsche's thought. Switching gears, we discuss one of Nietzsche's most infamous concepts: the death of God. Did this German philosopher literally believe that God died? Or did he mean something else? I then ask Athenian about Nietzsche's views on Jesus Christ – and Christianity more broadly. We talk about Nietzsche's belief that Christianity made Western man weak. Is that really accurate? Toward the end of the show, we consider Nietzsche's views on sexuality and politics. Would he be considered right-wing by today's standards? Are the left-Nietzscheans deluding themselves? Tune in to find out.

After two years of exile it’s nice to be back.

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“I have been a man, and that means to have been a fighter” ~ Goethe (West-östlicher Diwan)

Bronze Age Pervert proposes a bold solution to the fertility crisis, in J’accuse today. jaccusepaper.co.uk/p/fertili…