my faith is nature and consciousness. isn't that a pagan faith?

yes

hail paganism

Neo-Paganism is both folkish and racial

Obviously all European Pagan religions are one and the same, with varying degrees of methaphysical sophistication (we need that guy now)

http://www.amerika.org/texts/against-the-neo-pagans-julius-evola/

ze knows zir gender

oh wow that evola text is very appropriate for me

Do you have his works? Worth having, plus Nietzsche, Kant and Schopenhauer

i keep having audio problems, going to refresh again

only Ride the Tiger

just started it though

eines tages mussin wir in deutsch sprechen

Ah, you will love it. Fun book.

mussen*

Somewhere there are some of these texts in ebook form

If you are interested, email me and I will look

Yeah Evola had point, but Evola is traditionalist

Sadly English only

i don't entirely agree with the characterization of "imprisonment in Nature"

for them, transcendence is real as a starting point

Is traditionalism bad?

i think "Nature" *is* transcendental

No, I consider myself a Traditionalist

ultimately it is a direct connection with the basic layer of existence

Recent writings on religion: http://www.amerika.org/science/evidence-versus-logical-fact/

the thing the Upanishads hint at

Nature is the logical system, like your operating system

But then the operating system has unexpected behaviors

Programs can run on it

Their actions are not always anticipated

I won't argue against Evola's point, I come to it in a way when i say I don't consider possible a Neo-Paganism as a faith

http://www.juliusevola.com/julius_evola/texts/The_Doctrine_of_Awakening.rtf

I have that book

http://www.juliusevola.com/julius_evola/texts/decadence.txt

great read, slow, but very insightful

Great book

Probably my favorite

doctrine ?

Yes, I think it's his clearest

About general concepts