>>24480725
>>24480761
A non-bait Evola thread? Based.
>This race was not defined by biology alone, but by a spiritual and metaphysical orientation. The Hyperboreans were said to dwell in a land beyond the North Wind, where the sun never set—a symbolic geography expressing transcendence over time, over becoming.
Do you have the source on this specific line? I would be interested in having it.
>>24480831
>Evola sounds interesting. How do I begin with Evola?
Pic related.
>>24480932
You opened with the heavy artillery, lol. I revisited The Hermetic Tradition after I got filtered a few years ago, and with a lot more study under my belt, it's a godlike book. If you have a strong interest in alchemy and spiritual transformation, you should try his Introduction to Magic books, three volumes in total.
>>24481965
If you have to skip anyone, I'd rather skip Guenon t b h. Guenon was a genius but he had minimal self-control over his emotions, you can immediately tell when he talks about a subject that makes him mad because his prose gets extremely poisonous. He does this often, and being a genius, easily overwhelms the natural defenses of weaker minds. Both Evola and Guenon raise brilliant points, but Evola only raises one or two bad points, whereas Guenon has a whole lot of atrocious takes.