Re: [evola_as_he_is] Re:The so-called 'liaisons dangereuses' of Julius Evola
Must we accept to consider Crowley as a true male? Anyway, the men looks more right for giving a rational Apollonian structure to the rites, EVEN Dionysian rites.
(...) It is a great irony to many 'Wiccans' that the founder of modern Wicca was a man (due to the hefty feminist regime the movement is composed of) - didn't Crowley also write some of the rituals for Gardner (which would explain the similarities I suppose)?
A few scholars have accused Evola of having had relations and compromised himself with esotericists like Crowley and de Naglowska. We tried to determine where...
Very interesting. It seems to me that at current in the West there is an unfortunate trend to associate Crowley as the 'beginning and end' of all things...
At current in the West there is definitely "an unfortunate trend to associate Crowley as the 'beginning and end' of all things esoteric" - whether to the...
Yes, Gardner's fondness for flagellation, amongst other related ritual incidents, seems to be quite well documented from other sources also. The question is,...
Napoleon I who, as stressed a few days ago, was, with the man who led Germany from 1933 to 1945, one of the very few modern European statesmen who had a truly...
Napoleon I pursued the legendary Iron Crown (now in Monza), symbol of the authority of the mythical chain of the Kings of Rome, made, according to the legend,...
Among the revolutionary leaders, a few aristocrats realised what they had done and the demonic nature of any revolution in the modern sense, when it was...
Interestingly enough, Evola repeatedly refers to the figure of Metternich as the last genuine European statesmen and the political ideal to be emulated, the...
Of course, it is. Haven't we repeatedly drawn the reader's attention to the fact that, as much E. Mullins is always correct when it comes to historical facts,...
Given Evola's stress on the Vira mode of operation, I would guess that it was definately intended for practice. However, intentions do not always become...
Must we accept to consider Crowley as a true male? Anyway, the men looks more right for giving a rational Apollonian structure to the rites, EVEN Dionysian...
I doubt even Crowley would have considered himself as a 'true male' so I don't see why anyone else would need to do so. vandermok <vandermok@...> wrote:...
It seems to me that Evola considered the difference between male and female almost on a racial basis. He writes : "One should not wonder if woman is superior...