First published at 13:57 UTC on July 6th, 2019.
Welcome to Episode 1 of the Revolt Against the Modern World series, based on Julius Evola's book of the same name.
Our aim with this series is much the same as Evola's aim in writing the book: we wish to lay down a testimony in order to p…
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Welcome to Episode 1 of the Revolt Against the Modern World series, based on Julius Evola's book of the same name.
Our aim with this series is much the same as Evola's aim in writing the book: we wish to lay down a testimony in order to preserve this ancient wisdom for future generations. We remain connected to the World of Tradition by only the most fragile, frayed thread and it is imperative to preserve as much of it as possible as we move through this dark age of history.
In this episode, we explore the foreword of the book, covering some concepts that will be essential to understand before moving ahead in our journey to understand what it means to revolt against the modern world.
While it is not necessary to read the book in order to enjoy this series, we do highly recommend it, as it is a great book! "Revolt Against the Modern World" can be found as a free pdf in various places online, or can be purchased from most major booksellers. This series is intended to be both an introduction for those new to Evola and as a companion to the book.
Episode 2: https://www.bitchute.com/video/GYx1kkjkbgQ/
For those desiring supplemental reading that may enhance your experience of reading the book and watching these films, I strongly recommend, at minimum, Plato's "Republic" (even a Cliff's Notes version- however, please note that most modern interpretations of Plato fail to fully understand his esoteric meanings).
For an example of modern science fiction referencing non-temporal aliens, see the pilot episode of Star Trek: Deep Space 9, "Emissary" in which Captain Sisko visits the Prophets for the first time and attempts to explain linear time to them.
Watching or reading Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" series may also be helpful, as it provides many excellent examples that have their origins in the World of Tradition and we will sometimes use examples from this story to illustrate certain points.
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