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Julius Evola
@Daily_Evola
Baron Giulio Cesare Andrea Evola. Italian Philosopher. Artillery Officer. Author. Pagan. Painter. Poet. Esotericist. Radical Traditionalist. 1898–1974.
Katılım Şubat 2021
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This shall most likely be the last post on this (Twitter) account, for a period unknown.
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@dystopiangf It is just the following: People are nowadays—partly due to overexposure, and partly to imbecility—utterly desensitised towards the other sex’s body, but they are nonetheless trying to console themselves by turning this fact into some laurel wreath or a symbol of superiority.
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Porn-brain is real, but the term is never used correctly. Porn-brain is a state of numbness, dopamine exhaustion. It makes you LESS attracted to real women. Bikinis were originally scandalous bc people back then saw ZERO porn; they were thus more sensitive to real female forms
Mihaly 🌿🎼💭 || Blank@Lee_cant_draw
Ngl if women wearing bikinis is, in and of itself, considered sexual, then some people are definitely porn-brained and should not be allowed anywhere near beaches.
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@cleberbilly The question of purpose frequents my mind every then and now, but it sometimes befalls me harshly. So when I consider this platform, all I see is that, despite all the adornments one might highlight, it is repellent and doesn’t become what I want from myself.
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For an indefinite period, I will be only posting on this account’s telegram channel, which has the same username.
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@babahoshii People are generally of such a low quality nowadays that everything one wishes is considered aristocratic.
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"Aristocratic" is a sign signifying nothing
Melina 🇻🇦@bioenergeticmel
Being able to write in cursive is so aristocratic
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it is to reject something in the name of something greater, not easier and closer to one’s reach; it is to know that a true “personality,” as Evola used to say, is worthy of a different order of burdens and honours;—and thus it is to have a “No!” at hand even against yourself.
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Overcomings: Critiques of the Modern World (1928–1939).
This theme of “superamenti” is edifying in Evola. It is to overcome what is thought to be your actualisation, your cure, your saviour; it is not to mistake what is merely a step for what might be deemed an apotheosis;
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Personal: A few things in life isolate you more than having a very high level of tolerance for objectivity and neutralness, even when matters come against you. You could have strong judgements and preferences, but you could also be almost obsessively ‘objective.’ No, not liked.
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Top 3 right wing influencers:
1. Julius Evola
2. Hamza Yusuf
3. Kierkegaard
Euryale@rangerlvl10
Top 3 right wing influencers: 1. Plato 2. Nietzsche 3. BAP
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The last two volumes written by Wilamowitz-Moellendorff. About 1000 pages on Greek religion. He didn't live long enough to see them published.
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In times gone by, when we still had discipline and coercion, no one dared to remonstrate, lest he have the fist upon his head; and thus things went much better—otherwise it would come to no good.”
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Luther joked not.
“Hence there is such great complaint about servants and labourers in this world. It is the devil‘s, the pope‘s, and the prince‘s fault that there is such lack of authority and for the fact that everybody behaves as it pleases him.
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The “game” of compromises and adaptations has lasted way too long and it did not prevent the decline of the West. Either religion becomes unanimous, absolute, and returns to manifest the live and operating power of transcendence, or it is nothing. #Evola
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Some women are so effortlessly and gracefully beautiful that they make you wish the death of all other women, because they all—by their mere existence—desecrate the utter beauty of the one and only.
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This worthless human (Ezra Pound) called Pindar "the prize wind-bag of all ages."
Guess who won't be read 2,500 years from now?
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An essay by the young Evola titled, “Woman as a Thing” (or you could say ‘object’).
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The following is the essay in full for those who asked for it.
Julius Evola@Daily_Evola
An essay by the young Evola titled, “Woman as a Thing” (or you could say ‘object’).
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