What does Holla Forums recommend by Evola? Some that covers his basics?
(Or philosophy in general).
Evola reading recommendations?
Henry Cox
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Luis White
Evola is really not for the average person. It's more "trendy," especially in white nationalist circles among posers. If you want to understand what happened in the 20th century, you'd do better to begin with Nietzsche, Darwin, Copernicus. If you want to understand the Jews and what they've systematically done to tear downWestern society in the past 100 years, start with Dr. Kevin Macdonald's site as a guide to the Frankfurt school. Also, post-modernist Jews like Derrida (the Jewish magazine "Tablet" considers him a "Jewish Saint" for doing as much damage as he did to the West).
I'm not sure how much help it would be to you to sit here and listen 100 books. Take Dr. Macdonald's site (most of his stuff is available on solar general) and see where it leads you. If you have the genuine interest, you will go back on your own and fill in the pieces.
An amazing work (I'd recommend it on audio because the narrator captures the dark, sarcastic tone amazingly well) is "The Gulag Archipelago." It's literature, history, memoir, philosophy, social experimentation. It's the most complete book probably ever written. It's been made popular now by certain people, so i'd DL ASAP before the Jews who own the rights realize they are losing shekels and pull it.
Start with "Gulag" and from there, you can take apart really every philosophical movement of the past 500 years at your leisure, since A.S. lays them out and how they worked wen the Jews put all the utopian socialism/communism into practice…
John Perez
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Jace Anderson
Seriously, is this what constitutes an accepted comment on Holla Forums these days?
National socialists didn't believe they were once monkeys, they opposed the jewish sciences we are brainwashed into following today.
Just read Evolva nigger
https:// www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B06XKRWXNM
and also look up The World Conquerors by Louis Marschalko for the best abridged explanation of everything regarding WWI/WWII and where we are today all stemming from the jews war against us.
HTML version
educate-yourself.org
PDF's available everywhere else online
Thomas Williams
If you had any reading comprehension, you'd see I said "if you have genuine interest, you can go back and fill in the pieces…" Of which he would be one. Evola and Salvitri Devi have been the "trendy" picks among right wing posers for a few years now. If you don't even have the basic of Western Philosophy and thought (which the Jews no longer teach at uni) what use is Evola going to be? Not much.
You know longer go to unis to "learn" these days, you go to learn what you need to earn your daily bread ration and try to keep your head down. Any genuine "learning" has to be done on your free time. The most important issues facing society today? Race and the Jews, Zionism vs. Bolshevism and the internal civil war among our ZOG rulers.
One would do far, far better to start with Dr. Macdonald, get a handle of what's going on, and follow one's own interests than to simply read x or y since it's trendy.
Isaac Watson
obviously "no longer," but I really don't care, as I'm sweating like a nigger on a train on way to slave for shekels.
Christian Miller
Also, VERY IMPORTANT. As we saw with the Dr. Pierce Audio being taken down, our ZOG is now in the business of outright censorship. Anything you like, get a 2 or 3 TB hard drive, make sure it's in good shape and SAVE IT. If it's really impt, also keep a hard copy. The Jews are starting to remove shit they don't like, that conflicts with their Kosher narrative. We're entering soviet times, which is why I think Solzhenitsyn's "Gulag" is very apt for the times we are entering…
Owen Brooks
Evola is borderline inaccessible to anyone who has not already spent several years or months re-orienting their worldview along esoteric/mystical lines by diving headfirst into what Evola calls "Tradition".
It is highly abstract/esoteric and I believe the true depth/meaning of the works does not translate well into modern English. We barely have the words and concepts necessary to refer to the type of ideas Evola describes.
Jose Garcia
It's not that hard to understand once you know the basics, read The Kybalion, it won't prepare you for Evola, but it will for metaphysical subjects.
Thomas Parker
Actually, a soft introduction to Traditionalism and mythological symbol thinking is the Chesterton Society's videos on Lewis and Tolkien. They give a very basic but radically different way to view reality.
Aaron Harris
Come to my website.
juliusevola.co
See you there.
Camden Stewart
juliusevola.co
Jayden Edwards
Seconding the Kybalion. It's basically an intro into Hermetics and sets the groundwork for that type of mentality/thinking. I've read it twice, now, and highly recommend it.
Kayden Taylor
I once tried reading something he wrote a few years back and it all went over my head. The language barrier of the current year+2 makes it nearly impossible for an average person to comprehend, as you don't even know what half the words he uses mean.
Yes, its babby's first green pill.
Joseph Ortiz
Don't listen to all the faggots in this thread saying evola is to esoteric for people neck deep in____
I am reading ride the tiger and it's fucking great. you really need to concentrate on reading. I am a third the way through and he talks about nihilism, hedonism, hollow existence, the bourgeois, and alot of talk about Nietzsche.
It is great.
Henry Morgan
You know goddamn well that evolutionary differences are the basis of all our beliefs, how else can race be real if it doesn't physically exist as the result of our differential survival and dominance of Europe? The theory of evolution is a monumental achievement of the white man, being able to unify every single piece of biological knowledge by simply applying probability theory to DNA's replication ability.
Julian White
daunting as fuck
Aiden Scott
Best version.
Daniel White
baby's first philosophy
Jonathan Flores
Even more amazing when you consider that Darwin lived long before DNA was known of, and even the concept of genetics was pretty limited. The more I learn about science, the more I've come to appreciate the colossal investment that our ancestors made.
Jackson Martinez
Don't
Thomas Garcia
I read a good few chapters of Revolt Against the Modern World before, due to personal reasons, I was not able to continue for a few months. It was really great stuff about nature an why symbolism exists and so on.
Also just read everything. This is like those people who ask "what part of the series should I start with?". Just read everything.