Category: Religion and Philosophy

Dodcast #70: Alexandre Castro

Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Dodcast Dodcast #70: Alexandre Castro 0:00 57:08 Dodcast #70: Alexandre Castro Mundane Astrology Luke Dodson and Dabbas Baba Sep 19 READ IN APP In another conversation recorded at the recent Mėnuo Juodaragis festival in Lithuania, Alexandre Castro (aka Dabbas Baba) spoke […]

The Depravity Of The Zionist Mind

By Chuck Baldwin Published: Thursday, September 12, 2024 Download free computerized mp3 audio file of this column (To subscribe to my columns at no cost, click here.) I am absolutely convinced that until the U.S. Congress and America’s evangelical churches sever their ties with and devotion to the […]

The Problem of Decadence

by Julius Evola Arktos Journal Sep 10, 2024 Julius Evola examines societal decadence, contrasting traditional civilizations rooted in spiritual hierarchy with modern, individualistic societies, arguing that decay arises when spiritual leadership and order collapse. Anyone who rejects the already largely failed myth of progress and evolution in order […]

Spengler and the Second Religiousness

by Naif Al Bidh Arabian Magus Sep 07, 2024 Naif Al Bidh explores Oswald Spengler’s concept of civilizational cycles, examining how cultural phenomena like the “Second Religiousness” gradually emerge, with figures like Rudolf Steiner and Nikola Tesla contributing to a synthesis of science and spirituality as society grapples […]

‘Pagan Imperialism’

Arktos Journal Aug 23, 2024 OUT NOW FROM ARKTOS Julius Evola — PAGAN IMPERIALISM With a foreword by James Kirkpatrick and an introduction by Dmitry Moiseev In the 20th century, now, and in the forever future, we are unlikely to find a better spiritual guide than the immortal […]

A Long-Dry Wadi

Stirrings in the depths Baruch Hasofer Aug 20, 2024 Part 1 In 1936, Carl Jung wrote his Essay on Wotan, in which he argued that the rise of the Nazis represented the awakening of the ancient national archetype of the pagan Germanic god Wotan (Odin.) Wotan was a […]

Aristotle Abandoned

by Alexander Dugin Alexander Dugin Aug 20, 2024 Alexander Dugin argues that modern pseudoscience, by abandoning Aristotle’s full concept of causality, has led to destructive ideologies, requiring a return to Aristotle’s original ideas. The pseudoscience of the modern age began with the elimination of three out of Aristotle’s […]

Julius Evola Plays Assassin’s Creed

by Christian Chensvold Arktos Journal Aug 20, 2024 Christian Chensvold explores how video games like Assassin’s Creed can be repurposed for spiritual growth, using Julius Evola’s teachings to transcend modern challenges and reconnect with traditional values. Born in 1898, Julius Evola watched as the 20th century unfolded and […]

Honey Feast Day and Cosmic Christianity

by Alexander Dugin Alexander Dugin Aug 14, 2024 Alexander Dugin discusses the concept of “cosmic Christianity,” highlighting how the Orthodox tradition integrates the sacred cosmos with Christian practices, transforming both the material world and spiritual reality. Mircea Eliade believed that among the Slavs, Vlachs, and Moldovans, Christianity acquired […]

Eurosiberia Podcast #33: Rose Sybil

Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Watch now Eurosiberia Podcast #33: Rose Sybil Constantin von Hoffmeister and Rose Sybil Aug 14 READ IN APP Rose Sybil and Constantin von Hoffmeister talk about the clash between the hero and trader archetypes, the all-consuming void, the Western elite as […]

Dodcast #67: Jasun Horsley

Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more   Dodcast Dodcast #67: Jasun Horsley 0:00 2:10:20 Dodcast #67: Jasun Horsley Tomorrow & Eternity Luke Dodson and Jasun Horsley Aug 14 READ IN APP After our working retreat in Galicia, described here, Jasun Horsley returned to the show to talk […]

Tiers of Honor and Pride

by Chōkōdō Shujin Chōkōdō Shujin Aug 13, 2024 Chōkōdō Shujin emphasizes the critical need to distinguish true honor from false pride in today’s world, where they are frequently mistaken for one another. There is nothing more easily misunderstood than the confusion between a sense of honor and a […]

Competency, Legitimacy, and the Wise

by Christopher Jolliffe Christopher Jolliffe Aug 11, 2024 Christopher Jolliffe delivers a scathing critique of our society’s downfall, where the abandonment of wisdom in favor of superficial “competence” has left us with leaders more concerned with appearances than the actual substance required to maintain a functioning civilisation. Much […]