/lit/ - Literature

>>21864232
What a complete crock of shit. True Philosophy as the ancients understood/practiced will quite literally elevate your being beyond any insatiable sensorial cravings since it is an active praxis that brings you into closer union with the divine. The modern "philosophy" you're likely referring to isn't even Philosophy at all. It's an abomination meant only to demoralize, atomize, and level one down. Learn the difference.

>>21581207
Coming toward the end of the cycle, end of the kali yuga, if you prefer, the age of dissolution and decay until something brighter and more beautiful can arise from the ashes. Read The Lightning And The Sun. Read Plato, Plotinus, and pic related.

>>21371156
Masturbating over the definitions of words isn't philosophy, you faggot. True Philosophy as the ancients understood it is an active praxis that brings one into communion with the divine. Get fucked.

This book is an excellent summation of the consensus reached by the ancients. Disregard all modern "philosophers" and the soulless materialists itt who think that what you can see with your eyes is all that exists, kek.

This book really brought a number of thinkers and schools of thought together for me and I can't wait to start on his other works. "If you die before you die / You won't die when you die." Other than that, seek stillness and silence, for this world is both a test/trick to prevent one from turning within where all that you're seeking awaits you.

Agreed. Read this.

-Plato's complete works
-Plotinus' Enneads
-Evola's Hermetic Tradition
-Uzdavinys' Philosophy As A Rite Of Rebirth

Modern world's terminally brain dead because we've forgotten what we actually are. Forget all that cowardly nihilistic tripe. Remember and return to the One.

>>20413918
https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Algis-Uzdavinys/dp/1898910359

>>20366161
Redpill me on Assmann, some Egyptologist bitch I knew told me that he's not respected by respectable Egyptologists like her and I immediately knew that he must be interesting

Everything comes from 'white Egyptians.