Ok. So we have any understanding of modernism, liberalism and 'freedom of do whatever the fuck you want, you little economic unit you', you'll see the forces of terrible philosophical structures running thier destructive fingers through everything. It's horrible, and it makes me sad. We destroyed the power, grace and brilliant of humans in exchange of technology. Why cultivate humanity when you can replace with robots?

I digress. I have decided to keep adding to my blog. Evola and spirit has shifted my perspectives from passively consuming old redpill stuff, to becoming an ever presently challenging men to think outside of the square. A paradigm shift has allowed me to move from effect, to cause.

Quick thoughts today on spirituality. Seeing as the older redpill was hinged on fucking women as a wa to manhood and masculinity, and the byproduct of, it casually sends everthing else asculine to the bins of generalization and aimlessness'.

We can write you a thousand repetitive guides on holding frame and spinning plates. The rest; our mission, reading, spirituality, work, we'll just put that in the 'well that's up to you, brah'. And as such, young men are thrown to a mass of new-age, superficial solutions in every aspect of their life. We were once endued with the spirit of Apollo. We had the power to carefully plan, detail, execute holistic forays in all areas of society.

Today, spirituality. Who the fuck are all these normy little faggots on the Reddit sub, with their 'oh man, I recently discovered dis awesome app with some guided meditation.I'm doing 15 minutes a day. You know, so I can hold frame. Self-development RedPill homie dawg', 'Eckhart Tolle, Jordan Peterson spiritual masters y'aallll!'.

Get fucked. Fuck off. Go order a Big Mac, supersized meal with a side of 'open my third eye 'cuz it's cool brah, I'm so Buddhist'.

This is totally my own experience. I am extremely careful to avoid any new age spiritualism. It's a disgrace and disgusting. The ONLY more recent stuff I have any interest in is some thing the Freemasons were doing, and Mindfulness. Even then I am careful. In this day and age, we're not going to find many Buddhist monks around who can take us through the original doctrines of attachment, from duhkha to nirvana. A 'dry' path.

Mindfulness, if done as a proper process with teachers trained at proper institutions has been powerful for me. It's a good accessible way to begin training the self to witness the perceived 'I', from the state of Consciousness. A very light, very accessible tiny pathway which can help begin a self-awareness path. Let it be known I am not endorsing Mindfulness as a doctrine, an answer or a total spiritual practice. It is training wheels on training wheels, but it's like just lifting the bar before you can handle real weights.

Freemasonry was doing some pretty crazy esoteric stuff during the time of Evola. They have some very distant practices as an off-shoot of Hermetics.

But that is it. It in terms of anything more recent.

Spirituality has very defined, long traditional pathways of action. Guys today who see technology as literal God think everything presented in an app of Facebook group is new and sudden realization.

I am beginning to discovering deeper traditional paths of transcendence. Both wet and dry, right and left hand. I am sure I will come nothing close to the times they were formed, but it's a huge passion. It's a world of spirit and Absolute so enticing and rich. Without tradition, people have absolutely no idea what the fuck they are talking about. It's jumping into a lake and staying standing in the corner. 'Oh, look at the pretty water against me', with no idea of the currents of oceans of waves which have contributed to it.

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