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I hope to be closer to more of these events
Yeah, hard part about the us though, shit happens everywhere and it's so spread out
Love Retrostein's stuff.
Great footage
Listened to DJ Himmler years ago, so glad NS electronics have broken into mainstream. Somewhat.
Don't wanna choke up the chat with embedded vids, so here's a link, dumped a lot of good stuff to OP: http://ironmarch.org/index.php?/topic/6421-retrowave-thread/
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Weights+Roman Salute= Fashy Goodness
Oh, by the way MStaff, totally forgot, you checked that Vedic stuff I posted earlier?
Just started reading "the rising tide of color" by T. Lothrop Stoddard.
It puts things in a different perspective. Especially reading it right on the heels of Spengler.
That you posted awhile ago? Or did I miss this yesterday?
The one with Vedic perspective on Abrahamism and that, found it fascinating.
guru interviews
I'll have to go back. It's not ringing a bell. I've watched some of the videos discussing ancient Aryan history as told from the Indian perspective, those have been interesting to me.
Oh, just a second, I'll just repost them
tagged you but there was a ton of text so
I just know this stuff will be right up your alley
Thanks, yeah I'm not always great at catching stuff
Thanks, subscribed to some of those channels already, I've got them all on my list now, no I have not read Arya Dharma
At the off chance you miss some of these, here's every major EH book, pretty much. http://ironmarch.org/index.php?/topic/6334-esoteric-hitlerism/&do=findComment&comment=150164
Perfect, thank you. I feel inherently lazy that I have not taken the trouble to join IM. The extra steps just threw me off, as the digital realm is not my Forte to begin with.
I have enjoyed the stuff I've read there though
I'm really lazy posting these days, but it's got excellent archives, and don't need an account either. Pretty much any book you could want, they got it. Except Arya Dharma. But even like Book of the Resurrection.
Yeah, it would do me good to get better at reading stuff in digital format, again I'm from the era of holding the book in my hand, something I need to get over. Just glancing at that list makes me realize how much stuff I have to read! I've been working my way through but damn it, there's so much I want to read & yet only so much time in the day, plus we will not progress the movement on books alone... mad that I didn't take better advantage of all my time "away". No use worrying about what's done.
You've absorbed an incredible amount of information for your age brother
My hats off to you
I feel the same way, but the fact is a lot of our material isn't exactly found in your corner bookstore, so I've had to learn to deal with .pdfs as much as I have to. I also find it a bit hard to put time aside for just reading, so I try to read at breaks, before I got to sleep, when I get the inspiration. Same as school, if you force it you can't internalize it so well.
Ty, I got started early.
And in the 2000s, you can get Savitri Devi's entire production with two clicks, the wonders of technology.
Yeah I have to be in the right mind frame to really track what I'm reading, plus like everyone certain authors just speak directly to you. Yes the digital age is both a curse & a miracle, for the underdogs (us) it seems to be far more of a benefit than a hindrance
So true.
brb
PDFs make my eyes feel like they're going to implode
There are apps that will read PDF's out loud. I do a lot of driving and use an app called "Voice Dream" sometimes. I don't like digital books, either.
Yeah, I wish I had the book version of siege
Something about digital reading. Don't trust the machines.
I'll check that app out, if my tech can handle it
Ahhh, this is interesting to me, I've tried to listen to a few books that are read in that damn computer voice but I've got to admit that almost bugs me more than PDF, at a certain point I've got to be willing to just do the damn work, we can all find excuses to do other things...