When Palamidessi moved to Rome from Turin, he kept for many years a parapsychological column on a magazine not just... esoteric, and, for ‘alimentary’ reasons, made also astrological forecast "for all", for the signs of the zodiac... He was also concerned in reincarnation, and so on.
I seriously doubt Evola would have desired to know him and his Christian, syncretistic Archeosofia.
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From: andreforcordelia
Does anyone know to what extent these two writers influenced each other? From what I know o Palamidessi's Archeosofica, it is almost a Rosicrucian Tradition based on alchemy.
I find it hard to imagine that he and Evola were contemporaries but were unaware of each other's writings.
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From: andreforcordelia
Does anyone know to what extent these two writers influenced each other? From what I know o Palamidessi's Archeosofica, it is almost a Rosicrucian Tradition based on alchemy.
I find it hard to imagine that he and Evola were contemporaries but were unaware of each other's writings.