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Diary of an Underground Ronin
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Diary of an Underground Ronin (English)
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Diary of an Underground Ronin
11 Jan, 17:56
“Our body is only a society constructed out of many souls. L’effet c’est moi.”
— Nietzsche
— Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
11 Jan, 17:56
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"Nietzsche's basic concept of the state is Germanic and not German, if by German we want to understand the ultimate form of what has grown on Germanic soil under Christian-Roman influence in the course of our history. The constant tension in which Nietzsche finds himself with regard to "Germany" is based on the fact that he goes back to the Germanic subsoil of the German character with an imperturbability and strength like no one before him."
— Alfred Baeumler, Nietzsche: Philosopher & Politician
Presented for the first time in English and republished for the first time in the postwar world is Alfred Baeumler's Nietzsche: Philosopher and Politician (1931). Herein are ideas the postwar world meant to kill — because they are deemed disagreeable, dangerous. Dangerous to what? Dangerous to ideologies that intern and censor to death. This book, more than anything, is a mirror.
Order it here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1915755859
"Nietzsche's basic concept of the state is Germanic and not German, if by German we want to understand the ultimate form of what has grown on Germanic soil under Christian-Roman influence in the course of our history. The constant tension in which Nietzsche finds himself with regard to "Germany" is based on the fact that he goes back to the Germanic subsoil of the German character with an imperturbability and strength like no one before him."
— Alfred Baeumler, Nietzsche: Philosopher & Politician
Presented for the first time in English and republished for the first time in the postwar world is Alfred Baeumler's Nietzsche: Philosopher and Politician (1931). Herein are ideas the postwar world meant to kill — because they are deemed disagreeable, dangerous. Dangerous to what? Dangerous to ideologies that intern and censor to death. This book, more than anything, is a mirror.
Order it here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1915755859
Diary of an Underground Ronin
11 Jan, 07:39
Notice the physical appearance of witches and ogres in European folklore.
In the story of Snow White, the envious, evil witch loathes the heroine with every fiber of her being because of Snow White's beauty (superiority) and wants to see her destroyed, which she attempts by using poison (biological warfare).
In the Hansel and Gretel story, the witch is a cannibal who consumes the flesh of children. Her quality of sorceress in combination with her being a cannibal alludes to kabbalistic rituals.
You will notice this specific theme in many of the Brothers Grimm's folktales. This archetypal villain sadistically delights at the prospect of destroying beauty and purity.
The moral of such stories is said to be that children should not trust complete strangers. I think there is more to it than that.
It is difficult to determine whether it's the European collective unconscious taking over the reins of storytelling, or deliberate cautionary tales meant to warn young audiences of a very sinister and real threat.
In the story of Snow White, the envious, evil witch loathes the heroine with every fiber of her being because of Snow White's beauty (superiority) and wants to see her destroyed, which she attempts by using poison (biological warfare).
In the Hansel and Gretel story, the witch is a cannibal who consumes the flesh of children. Her quality of sorceress in combination with her being a cannibal alludes to kabbalistic rituals.
You will notice this specific theme in many of the Brothers Grimm's folktales. This archetypal villain sadistically delights at the prospect of destroying beauty and purity.
The moral of such stories is said to be that children should not trust complete strangers. I think there is more to it than that.
It is difficult to determine whether it's the European collective unconscious taking over the reins of storytelling, or deliberate cautionary tales meant to warn young audiences of a very sinister and real threat.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
11 Jan, 02:47
"I am beyond Right and Left, just as I am beyond good and evil… I am a man devoted to life, not to formulas."
— D’Annunzio
— D’Annunzio
Diary of an Underground Ronin
11 Jan, 02:21
Last night we appeared on the A Time for War podcast to discuss our latest release Battle of Berlin. Check it out on youtube below!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9pbYBo9RVQ&t=28s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9pbYBo9RVQ&t=28s
Diary of an Underground Ronin
10 Jan, 23:44
The first function of leadership is discipline, and that discipline starts with yourself. It is us.
We have to train. We have to prepare. We have to harden ourselves through suffering.
And while it hurts, discipline is what will ultimately bring us excellence.
We have to train. We have to prepare. We have to harden ourselves through suffering.
And while it hurts, discipline is what will ultimately bring us excellence.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
10 Jan, 18:49
Our poll on the Great H-1B War is now available!
Findings include strong support for reforming education if there is a shortage of skilled workers, which arguments are the most effective for opposing H-1B visas, and that substantially more white Republicans think that immigration is motivated by anti-white racism than just four months ago!
Link: https://homelandinstitute.org/polls/the-great-h-1b-war/
Findings include strong support for reforming education if there is a shortage of skilled workers, which arguments are the most effective for opposing H-1B visas, and that substantially more white Republicans think that immigration is motivated by anti-white racism than just four months ago!
Link: https://homelandinstitute.org/polls/the-great-h-1b-war/
Diary of an Underground Ronin
10 Jan, 07:08
I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
10 Jan, 06:21
“As a condition of life, value must therefore be thought as that which supports, furthers, and awakens the enhancement of life. Only what enhances life, and beings as a whole, has value — more precisely, is a value.”
— Heidegger, Nietzsche Volume III
— Heidegger, Nietzsche Volume III
Diary of an Underground Ronin
10 Jan, 04:52
Jean-Marie Le Pen: The Greatest Leader of Post-war French Nationalism
Kenneth Schmidt honors Jean-Marie Le Pen, a fearless warrior for French nationalism, who stood unbent and unbroken through decades of struggle, defying betrayal, persecution, and defeat, to leave a legacy of courage and commitment to the nation and its destiny.
Read the article here:
https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/jean-marie-le-pen-the-greatest-leader-of-post-war-french-nationalism
Kenneth Schmidt honors Jean-Marie Le Pen, a fearless warrior for French nationalism, who stood unbent and unbroken through decades of struggle, defying betrayal, persecution, and defeat, to leave a legacy of courage and commitment to the nation and its destiny.
Read the article here:
https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/jean-marie-le-pen-the-greatest-leader-of-post-war-french-nationalism
Diary of an Underground Ronin
08 Jan, 02:53
“Wherever a man lives, he may live well.”
— Marcus Aurelius, Meditations
— Marcus Aurelius, Meditations
Diary of an Underground Ronin
07 Jan, 22:24
Getting better is a campaign.
It is an incessant fight against weakness, temptation & laziness. It's a campaign of discipline & hard work & dedication. It's waking up early & going to bed late & grinding out every second in between every single day.
JOCKO
It is an incessant fight against weakness, temptation & laziness. It's a campaign of discipline & hard work & dedication. It's waking up early & going to bed late & grinding out every second in between every single day.
JOCKO
Diary of an Underground Ronin
07 Jan, 22:13
"Kali Yuga must be conquered within you. The Golden Age will first return to your soul."
— Miguel Serrano
— Miguel Serrano
Diary of an Underground Ronin
07 Jan, 20:19
'...a living and not a dying body... will have to be an incarnate will to power, it will strive to grow, spread, seize, become predominant - not from any morality or immorality but because it is living and because life simply is will to power... 'Exploitation'... belongs to the essence of what lives, as a basic organic function; it is a consequence of the will to power, which is after all the will to life.
Nietzsche.
Beyond Good and Evil
Nietzsche.
Beyond Good and Evil
Diary of an Underground Ronin
07 Jan, 18:43
"Fascism began as a revision of Marxism by Marxists, a revision that developed in successive stages, such that such Marxists gradually stopped seeing themselves as Marxists, and eventually stopped seeing themselves as socialists. But they never stopped of seeing themselves as anti-liberal revolutionaries."
— David Ramsay Steele
— David Ramsay Steele
Diary of an Underground Ronin
07 Jan, 18:30
"There are men for whom winter is not an enemy but a mirror; it reflects back to them their own essence, cold and invincible."
— Jünger
— Jünger
Diary of an Underground Ronin
07 Jan, 15:41
https://www.amazon.com/Winner-Effect-Neuroscience-Success-Failure/dp/1250001676
Related
Related
Diary of an Underground Ronin
07 Jan, 15:27
https://youtu.be/0ruvCL9atE0?si=PkcT8g9dMIILlZ_R
Video explains the Winner Effect.
Video explains the Winner Effect.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
07 Jan, 15:00
"When a man loves, he is a good liar about himself and to himself: he seems to himself transfigured, stronger, richer, more perfect; he is more perfect."
— Nietzsche
— Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
02 Jan, 23:26
"One must need to be strong—otherwise one will never become strong."
— Nietzsche
— Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
02 Jan, 22:34
"God is day and night. God is winter and summer. God is war and peace. God is fertility and famine. He transforms into many things. Day and night are one. Goodness and badness are one. The beginning and the end of a circle are one."
— Yukio Mishima, The Temple of Dawn
— Yukio Mishima, The Temple of Dawn
Diary of an Underground Ronin
02 Jan, 22:33
A Thread on the Congress for Cultural Freedom and it's origins with the Ritchie Boys
https://x.com/J_B_Cartwright/status/1862212524159950883
https://x.com/J_B_Cartwright/status/1862212524159950883
Diary of an Underground Ronin
02 Jan, 22:33
Spencer Quinn on the contradiction of giving protectionism to American businesses but not to American tech workers, who are being replaced and undercut by foreign H-1B visa holders. He also gives an insider account of dealing with Indian coders.
https://counter-currents.com/2025/01/on-tariffs-visas-and-the-indian-programming-scam/
https://counter-currents.com/2025/01/on-tariffs-visas-and-the-indian-programming-scam/
Diary of an Underground Ronin
02 Jan, 22:33
Against Merit
Read the Full Article
Listen to the Article as a Podcast
Read the Full Article
Listen to the Article as a Podcast
Diary of an Underground Ronin
02 Jan, 04:15
Unless one rises above fear and suffering one cannot attain what is called the 'higher self' and live the life one was meant to live.
Suffering is a human condition experienced by those lost in worldly duality. Opening one's spiritual eye means breaking the shackles of fear-based conditioning.
Thus, one comes to rise above 'the world' and sees the 'game' for what it is. Having done so, one becomes 'non-attached' and indifferent to the world circus and tricks and can't help but chuckle at it.
Suffering is a human condition experienced by those lost in worldly duality. Opening one's spiritual eye means breaking the shackles of fear-based conditioning.
Thus, one comes to rise above 'the world' and sees the 'game' for what it is. Having done so, one becomes 'non-attached' and indifferent to the world circus and tricks and can't help but chuckle at it.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
01 Jan, 21:59
"Spartan law demanded that the young men stand naked in public for inspection every ten days.
They were commended if their bodies were solid, strong, and well honed by exercise. But if any were soft or had gained fat through sluggishness, they were beaten."
— Aelian, History
They were commended if their bodies were solid, strong, and well honed by exercise. But if any were soft or had gained fat through sluggishness, they were beaten."
— Aelian, History
Diary of an Underground Ronin
01 Jan, 17:16
“It could even be possible that whatever gives value to those good and honorable things has an incriminating link, bond, or tie to the very things that look like their evil opposites; perhaps they are even essentially the same. Perhaps!”
— Nietzsche
— Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
01 Jan, 15:28
Happy New Years, Legionaries! The Future belongs to US!
Diary of an Underground Ronin
01 Jan, 04:51
"Nietzsche was right. The world belongs to the strong. To the strong who are noble as well and who do not wallow in the swine-trough of trade and exchange. The world belongs to the true nobleman, to the great blond beasts, to the non-compromisers, to the yes-sayers."
— Jack London
— Jack London
Diary of an Underground Ronin
24 Dec, 09:40
“Count it the greatest sin to prefer life to honor, and for the sake of living to lose what makes life worth living.”
— Juvenal
— Juvenal
Diary of an Underground Ronin
24 Dec, 09:24
"A samurai is a total human being, whereas a man who is completely absorbed in his technical skill has degenerated into a ‘function’, one cog in a machine."
— Mishima
— Mishima
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Dec, 07:01
Those who dare to fail miserably will achieve the highest peaks of greatness.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Dec, 04:47
“In every one of us there are two ruling and directing principles, whose guidance we follow wherever they may lead; the one being an innate desire of pleasure; the other, an acquired judgment which aspires after excellence.”
— Socrates
— Socrates
Diary of an Underground Ronin
22 Dec, 18:10
The founder of Italian futurism, Filippo Marinetti, was born on this day. Read more about him and his remarkable vision here.
https://counter-currents.com/2021/12/remembering-filippo-marinetti-7/
https://counter-currents.com/2021/12/remembering-filippo-marinetti-7/
Diary of an Underground Ronin
22 Dec, 16:16
🇩🇪 My condolences to Germany (terror attack in Magdeburg).
I have said everything before:
Good men must get into positions of power; otherwise nothing will change, innocent Europeans will continue to be massacred.
The solution: Remigration. Anyone who is not supportive of this position is complicit in the horrors of the multicultural hell-project.
I have said everything before:
Good men must get into positions of power; otherwise nothing will change, innocent Europeans will continue to be massacred.
The solution: Remigration. Anyone who is not supportive of this position is complicit in the horrors of the multicultural hell-project.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
22 Dec, 13:55
“The knightly-aristocratic value-judgements presuppose a powerful physicality, a rich, burgeoning, even overflowing health, as well as those things which help to preserve it — war, adventure, hunting, dancing, competitive games and everything which involves strong, free, high-spirited activity.”
- Friedrich Nietzsche
- Friedrich Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
06 Dec, 07:30
"Modern man has lost the sense of wonder about the unknown and he treats it as an enemy."
— Julius Evola
— Julius Evola
Diary of an Underground Ronin
05 Dec, 04:38
Why reading words of strength from the past makes one stronger and more resilient:
"On the coming of evening, I return to my house and enter my study; and at the door I take off the day’s clothing, covered with mud and dust, and put on garments regal and courtly; and reclothed appropriately, I enter the ancient courts of ancient men, where, received by them with affection, I feed on that food which only is mine and which I was born for, where I am not ashamed to speak with them and to ask them the reason for their actions; and they in their kindness answer me; and for four hours of time I do not feel boredom, I forget every trouble, I do not dread poverty, I am not frightened by death; entirely I give myself over to them."
— Machiavelli
"On the coming of evening, I return to my house and enter my study; and at the door I take off the day’s clothing, covered with mud and dust, and put on garments regal and courtly; and reclothed appropriately, I enter the ancient courts of ancient men, where, received by them with affection, I feed on that food which only is mine and which I was born for, where I am not ashamed to speak with them and to ask them the reason for their actions; and they in their kindness answer me; and for four hours of time I do not feel boredom, I forget every trouble, I do not dread poverty, I am not frightened by death; entirely I give myself over to them."
— Machiavelli
Diary of an Underground Ronin
04 Dec, 18:22
The essence of America has NOTHING to do with freedom and has EVERYTHING to do with what freedom was a means *to.*
We have exhausted the limits of what "liberty" provides as a nation; the Future belongs to those who step beyond it and gaze upon a more vital horizon.
We have exhausted the limits of what "liberty" provides as a nation; the Future belongs to those who step beyond it and gaze upon a more vital horizon.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
04 Dec, 07:53
“People either survive in the jungle or exist in the zoo.”
Diary of an Underground Ronin
04 Dec, 04:01
Its not enough to be "good enough."
You should always be striving to be the best, at everything you do.
First, it starts by being better than who you were yesterday.
Then, it continues by being the best man among your friends, family, and peers.
Once you are the best among them, seek to be the best the world has ever seen.
Finally, once that has been achieved, seek to be the best our universe will ever see.
A living archetype of greatness itself.
This is the motivation which sits at the heart of all greatness: the pursuit of excellence.
This is how we conquer the world.
You should always be striving to be the best, at everything you do.
First, it starts by being better than who you were yesterday.
Then, it continues by being the best man among your friends, family, and peers.
Once you are the best among them, seek to be the best the world has ever seen.
Finally, once that has been achieved, seek to be the best our universe will ever see.
A living archetype of greatness itself.
This is the motivation which sits at the heart of all greatness: the pursuit of excellence.
This is how we conquer the world.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
04 Dec, 02:29
"The streets are extended gutters and the gutters are full of blood and when the drains finally scab over, all the vermin will drown. The accumulated filth of all their sex and murder will foam up about their waists and all the whores and politicians will look up and shout "save us"... and I'll look down and whisper "no." They had a choice, all of them. They could have followed in the footsteps of good men [...] Instead they followed the droppings of lechers and communists and didn't realise that the trail led over a precipice until it was too late. Don't tell me they didn't have a choice."
– Alan Moore, Watchmen
– Alan Moore, Watchmen
Diary of an Underground Ronin
03 Dec, 11:55
"I will shoulder more than my share of the task whatever it may be."
— Ranger Creed
— Ranger Creed
Diary of an Underground Ronin
03 Dec, 08:37
No one wins every time. We are all going to lose at some point.
But defeats, other than death, are psychological in the end.
Unless you are dead, the defeat is only in your head.
You can go on. Never give up.
But defeats, other than death, are psychological in the end.
Unless you are dead, the defeat is only in your head.
You can go on. Never give up.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
03 Dec, 06:36
“Stop wandering about! You aren’t likely to read your own notebooks, or ancient histories, or the anthologies you’ve collected to enjoy in your old age. Get busy with life’s purpose, toss aside empty hopes, get active in your own rescue — if you care for yourself at all — and do it while you can.”
— Marcus Aurelius
— Marcus Aurelius
Diary of an Underground Ronin
26 Nov, 03:56
"People with courage and character always seem sinister to the rest."
— Hesse
— Hesse
Diary of an Underground Ronin
26 Nov, 03:52
Rise up, men. Keep at it. Don't lose your focus. Discipline the mind. Harden the body. Clench your teeth and bear your struggle with honor. Go, and punch the god of mediocrity in the face. Today. Every day.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
26 Nov, 01:30
“A noble man is one who performs good deeds, regardless of the circumstances.”
— Ovid, Metamorphoses
— Ovid, Metamorphoses
Diary of an Underground Ronin
25 Nov, 23:58
Aristotle's maxim is very fitting on the question of monarchy: the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. A people is not complete without its crown—that is, its mandate from Heaven.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
25 Nov, 22:47
what I perceive is always dark.
where I think it's always dark.
how I feel is always dark.
when I yearn it's always dark.
Dark, empty, raw, silent - in which every thing is revealed in nothing.
where I think it's always dark.
how I feel is always dark.
when I yearn it's always dark.
Dark, empty, raw, silent - in which every thing is revealed in nothing.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
25 Nov, 22:43
Living isn't enough, man must find a purpose to live for.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
25 Nov, 19:54
"To be beautiful, tragedy is necessary. The more the hero is the master of the tragedy, the more beautiful the tragedy becomes."
— Yojūrō Yasuda, on Yukio Mishima
— Yojūrō Yasuda, on Yukio Mishima
Diary of an Underground Ronin
25 Nov, 04:56
“It is not what happens to me that makes me great but what I do, and there is surely no one who thinks that a man became great because he won the grand prize in the lottery.”
— Kierkegaard
— Kierkegaard
Diary of an Underground Ronin
25 Nov, 04:56
My greatest contention:
Purposeful cruelty, imposed iron-discipline, contempt, supra-egoism, sharp justice, tyranny, and tough love have done more for elevating man than liberty ever has.
Excellence is gotten by harsh and painful means.
Purposeful cruelty, imposed iron-discipline, contempt, supra-egoism, sharp justice, tyranny, and tough love have done more for elevating man than liberty ever has.
Excellence is gotten by harsh and painful means.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
25 Nov, 03:34
“The real secret of Rome's greatness lies not in any brilliancy of intellect, but in a quiet, homely virtue which was bred in every Roman from his very earliest days, which was fostered by every influence in his home life, encouraged by every public influence, demanded of him in his military training, and so continually presented as the natural and necessary thing that finally it became a part of his being, just as much as his hand, his brain, or his life-blood. That virtue was discipline. The first thing a Roman learned was to obey; the next was to regard his obedience as a necessary part in the working of the great machine which, in the State or on the battlefield, was perpetually working out the greatness and glory of the Eternal City; the third was to realize that his own individual life counted as nothing, if the duty of obedience claimed its sacrifice in the greater interests of the State… When discipline died out of the Roman character, the Empire fell.
Just think of the stories in which the Romans delighted. They are not stories of cleverness, like so many of the Greek legends; nor have they, generally, the beauty of those older tales, though they have a stern beauty of their own. They are all stories either of courage, like that of Horatius, of Scaevola, who held his hand in the fire to show how vain it was to dream of tempting him to treachery, or of Cloelia, the maiden hostage who swam the Tiber; or else of devotion to the Fatherland, like that of Marcus Curtius, who leaped into the chasm in the Forum; or of stern obedience to the strict letter of the law, like that of Manlius, who sentenced his own son to death because he fought and slew an enemy against the army order which forbade such combats; or of self-restraint, as when the Senate went out to meet their beaten Consul Varro, after the ghastly slaughter of Cannae, and, instead of reproaching him for his failure, publicly thanked him for that he had not despaired of the Republic…”
— Peeps at Many Lands: Ancient Rome by James Baikie (1917)
Just think of the stories in which the Romans delighted. They are not stories of cleverness, like so many of the Greek legends; nor have they, generally, the beauty of those older tales, though they have a stern beauty of their own. They are all stories either of courage, like that of Horatius, of Scaevola, who held his hand in the fire to show how vain it was to dream of tempting him to treachery, or of Cloelia, the maiden hostage who swam the Tiber; or else of devotion to the Fatherland, like that of Marcus Curtius, who leaped into the chasm in the Forum; or of stern obedience to the strict letter of the law, like that of Manlius, who sentenced his own son to death because he fought and slew an enemy against the army order which forbade such combats; or of self-restraint, as when the Senate went out to meet their beaten Consul Varro, after the ghastly slaughter of Cannae, and, instead of reproaching him for his failure, publicly thanked him for that he had not despaired of the Republic…”
— Peeps at Many Lands: Ancient Rome by James Baikie (1917)
Diary of an Underground Ronin
25 Nov, 03:21
There is no reasoning behind a belief in God; every reasoning betrays God. If you have a reason to love, then it's not love. “But how do I love something when I don't know what it is?” — God likes things upside down: first you love, and then you figure out what it is afterward.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
24 Nov, 05:35
"To be ignorant of what occurred before you were born is to remain always a child.
For what is the worth of human life, unless it is woven into the life of our ancestors by the records of history?"
— Cicero
For what is the worth of human life, unless it is woven into the life of our ancestors by the records of history?"
— Cicero
Diary of an Underground Ronin
24 Nov, 01:55
What is nourishment?
That which feeds the will to power, in one way or another.
Properly viewed, as the will is merely a name for something about the impulses, that which increases the metabolic state of an organism, is also that which feeds the energy and structure (which includes every impulse, intellect, etc.) of it.
Everything that is "metaphysical" must also have a metabolic expression; therefore the measure of a nourishing thing is its effect on metabolism, in every way.
That which feeds the will to power, in one way or another.
Properly viewed, as the will is merely a name for something about the impulses, that which increases the metabolic state of an organism, is also that which feeds the energy and structure (which includes every impulse, intellect, etc.) of it.
Everything that is "metaphysical" must also have a metabolic expression; therefore the measure of a nourishing thing is its effect on metabolism, in every way.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
24 Nov, 00:20
“But Cato [the Younger], full of godlike thoughts borne in his quiet breast, poured out a speech worthy of the oracle itself…
‘Bound are we to the Gods; no voice we need; they live in all our acts, so let the shrine be silent: at our birth and once for all what may be known the author of our being revealed; nor chose these thirsty sands [Siwa, Egypt] to chaunt to few his truth, whelmed in the dusty waste. Jupiter has his dwelling in all things that be, in earth and air and sea and starry vault, in virtuous deeds; in all that thou canst see, in all thy thoughts contained. Why further, then, seek we faraway deities? Let those who doubt and halting, tremble for their coming fates, go ask the oracles. No mystic words, make sure my heart, but surely coming Death. Coward alike and brave, we all must die. Thus hath Jove spoken: seek to know no more.’
Thus Cato spoke, and faithful to his creed he parted from the temple of the god and left the oracle of Ammon speechless.”
— Lucan’s Pharsalia IX, trans. Edward Ridley (1905)
‘Bound are we to the Gods; no voice we need; they live in all our acts, so let the shrine be silent: at our birth and once for all what may be known the author of our being revealed; nor chose these thirsty sands [Siwa, Egypt] to chaunt to few his truth, whelmed in the dusty waste. Jupiter has his dwelling in all things that be, in earth and air and sea and starry vault, in virtuous deeds; in all that thou canst see, in all thy thoughts contained. Why further, then, seek we faraway deities? Let those who doubt and halting, tremble for their coming fates, go ask the oracles. No mystic words, make sure my heart, but surely coming Death. Coward alike and brave, we all must die. Thus hath Jove spoken: seek to know no more.’
Thus Cato spoke, and faithful to his creed he parted from the temple of the god and left the oracle of Ammon speechless.”
— Lucan’s Pharsalia IX, trans. Edward Ridley (1905)
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Nov, 21:24
Il 30 novembre hai da fare! ⚡️
Tutti a Milano! 🏴
BS-RM
Tutti a Milano! 🏴
BS-RM
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Nov, 21:24
New Article
The Nartcotic Farm; Big Pharma, the CIA, and All That Jazz...
The story of how the CIA and Big Pharma tested drugs on prisoners and Jazz musicians for decades in the precursor to the events at Laurel Canyon. Many of the drugs tested are still in use today!
https://x.com/J_B_Cartwright/status/1860317421133005070
The Nartcotic Farm; Big Pharma, the CIA, and All That Jazz...
The story of how the CIA and Big Pharma tested drugs on prisoners and Jazz musicians for decades in the precursor to the events at Laurel Canyon. Many of the drugs tested are still in use today!
https://x.com/J_B_Cartwright/status/1860317421133005070
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Nov, 19:25
"If some pleasure is promised to you and it seductively calls to you, step back and give yourself some time before mindlessly jumping at it. Dispassionately turn the matter over in your mind: Will this pleasure bring momentary delight, or real, lasting satisfaction? It makes a difference in the quality of our life and the kind of person we will become when we learn how to distinguish between cheap thrills and meaningful, lasting rewards.
If, in calmly considering this pleasure, you realize that if you indulge in it you will regret it, abstain and rejoice in your forbearance. Reinforce the triumph of your character and you will be strengthened."
— Epictetus
If, in calmly considering this pleasure, you realize that if you indulge in it you will regret it, abstain and rejoice in your forbearance. Reinforce the triumph of your character and you will be strengthened."
— Epictetus
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Nov, 19:24
🕸️🐅
A man’s life is pressure, risk, and sacrifice. Struggle isn’t the enemy; it’s the fire that forges you. Betrayal sharpens your judgment, stress builds your endurance, and risk is the currency of greatness—without it, nothing meaningful is gained.
You don’t speak of burdens; you bear them. No excuses, no exceptions, no escape—this is inevitable. The fight is yours and it will be until the end.
Comfort is a lie. You wake up each day not for peace, but for battle.
A man’s life is pressure, risk, and sacrifice. Struggle isn’t the enemy; it’s the fire that forges you. Betrayal sharpens your judgment, stress builds your endurance, and risk is the currency of greatness—without it, nothing meaningful is gained.
You don’t speak of burdens; you bear them. No excuses, no exceptions, no escape—this is inevitable. The fight is yours and it will be until the end.
Comfort is a lie. You wake up each day not for peace, but for battle.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Nov, 16:53
“There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter.”
— Hemingway
— Hemingway
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Nov, 16:03
“Strive to do small things well. Be a doer and a self-starter—aggressiveness and initiative are two most admired qualities in a leader—but you must also put your feet up and think. Strive for self-improvement through constant self-evaluation. Never be satisfied. Ask of any project, How can it be done better? Don’t overinspect or oversupervise. Allow your leaders to make mistakes in training, so they can profit from the errors and not make them in combat. Keep the troops informed; telling them “what, how, and why” builds their confidence. The harder the training, the more troops will brag. Enthusiasm, fairness, and moral and physical courage—four of the most important aspects of leadership. Showmanship—a vital technique of leadership. The ability to speak and write well—two essential tools of leadership. There is a salient difference between profanity and obscenity; while a leader employs profanity (tempered with discretion), he never uses obscenities. Have consideration for others. Yelling detracts from your dignity; take men aside to counsel them. Understand and use judgment; know when to stop fighting for something you believe is right. Discuss and argue your point of view until a decision is made, and then support the decision wholeheartedly. Stay ahead of your boss.”
― Col. Hackworth, About Face: The Odyssey of an American Warrior
― Col. Hackworth, About Face: The Odyssey of an American Warrior
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Nov, 08:35
One must learn to draw the line between moral and natural judgement.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Nov, 11:33
Seek inspiration but do not be dependent on outward motivation.
It is vital to develop willpower and to be your own source of motivation.
You won't accomplish much without thumos. How strong is your inner fire?
It is vital to develop willpower and to be your own source of motivation.
You won't accomplish much without thumos. How strong is your inner fire?
Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Nov, 11:25
Rise up, men. Keep at it. Don't lose your focus. Discipline the mind. Harden the body. Clench your teeth and bear your struggle with honor. Go, and punch the god of mediocrity in the face. Today. Every day.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Nov, 09:35
Hello everyone! I just wanted to quickly pop in to remind you of something extremely important since we are officially into winter and many of you might start supplementing with Vitamin/Hormone D3 because here in the North, let us be real, it's sort of needed. Keep these things into account:
- Vitamin/Hormone D production is not a simple/straight process, it depends on many other co-factors
- Every person is different, especially based on their origins, so Hermone D production will look different for everyone and everyone should be adjusting doses according to their needs
And now into the most important part:
- Magnesium (bisglycinate especially, as it is absorbed at 80% rate in the body) helps with metabolising Vitamin D. If your Mg levels are too low (it becomes easy to be deficient as stress depleates Mg levels and we are all stressed unless you have a perfect meditation/relaxation routine set in every day) - your body cannot activate the production of Vitamin/Hormone D.
- Vitamin K2 (especially the type of MK-7) is the responsible of activating matrix GLA protein to bind excess calcium and help with arterial health (great flow and flexibility - avoiding cardiovascular disease) so this becomes absolutely essential. p.s.: Vitamin K2 in higher doses was also observed to reduce visceral fat in postmenopausal women.
- Zinc can enhance Vitamin D activity and Vitamin D influences zinc homeostasis (so they work great and best together). Disturbance on their balance leads to cardiovascular issues, immune dysfunction, poor healing, etc. Zinc is an important enabler in the conversion of Vitamin/Hormone D from cholesterol - using your fat for proper hormonal production. Aside being key for healthy sex hormones. p.s.: This supplement comes in hand when one has ''high cholesterol'' and low serum Vitamin D.
So, are you supplementing with Vitamin D3 this winter? Then you must get in:
- Mg Bisglycinate (you are welcome to get yours at Jotunheim Nutrition (For Sweden only here, and rest of the world here)
- Vitamin K2 (MK-7), we do not have it right now at Jotunheim Nutrition but stay tuned!
- Zinc, (For Sweden only here, and the rest of the world here)
With that said, I personally like Vitamin D3 from a reliable source of Cod Liver Oil that has been least processed (you can check their simple extraction process here), and that is Rosita. We have been stocking Rosita at Jotunheim Nutrition (Sweden only) and soon is restocking time! 🌞
- Vitamin/Hormone D production is not a simple/straight process, it depends on many other co-factors
- Every person is different, especially based on their origins, so Hermone D production will look different for everyone and everyone should be adjusting doses according to their needs
And now into the most important part:
- Magnesium (bisglycinate especially, as it is absorbed at 80% rate in the body) helps with metabolising Vitamin D. If your Mg levels are too low (it becomes easy to be deficient as stress depleates Mg levels and we are all stressed unless you have a perfect meditation/relaxation routine set in every day) - your body cannot activate the production of Vitamin/Hormone D.
- Vitamin K2 (especially the type of MK-7) is the responsible of activating matrix GLA protein to bind excess calcium and help with arterial health (great flow and flexibility - avoiding cardiovascular disease) so this becomes absolutely essential. p.s.: Vitamin K2 in higher doses was also observed to reduce visceral fat in postmenopausal women.
- Zinc can enhance Vitamin D activity and Vitamin D influences zinc homeostasis (so they work great and best together). Disturbance on their balance leads to cardiovascular issues, immune dysfunction, poor healing, etc. Zinc is an important enabler in the conversion of Vitamin/Hormone D from cholesterol - using your fat for proper hormonal production. Aside being key for healthy sex hormones. p.s.: This supplement comes in hand when one has ''high cholesterol'' and low serum Vitamin D.
So, are you supplementing with Vitamin D3 this winter? Then you must get in:
- Mg Bisglycinate (you are welcome to get yours at Jotunheim Nutrition (For Sweden only here, and rest of the world here)
- Vitamin K2 (MK-7), we do not have it right now at Jotunheim Nutrition but stay tuned!
- Zinc, (For Sweden only here, and the rest of the world here)
With that said, I personally like Vitamin D3 from a reliable source of Cod Liver Oil that has been least processed (you can check their simple extraction process here), and that is Rosita. We have been stocking Rosita at Jotunheim Nutrition (Sweden only) and soon is restocking time! 🌞
Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Nov, 09:30
“When we treat man as he is we make him worse than he is. When we treat him as if he already was what he potentially could be we make him what he should be.”
― Goethe
― Goethe
Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Nov, 08:27
“Communism and corporatism are mortal enemies. Communism (and Marxism) is class conflict, corporatism is class collaboration.
The two could hardly be more different. Under corporatism, the whole comes before the part. For Marx, the part comes first – the class is above all.”
Mike Maxwell – The Cultured Thug Handbook
The two could hardly be more different. Under corporatism, the whole comes before the part. For Marx, the part comes first – the class is above all.”
Mike Maxwell – The Cultured Thug Handbook
Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Nov, 08:24
✍🏼 Un approfondimento su una figura controversa della storia Giapponese del '900: Ikki Kita, il fautore della "rivoluzione imperiale".
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Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Nov, 06:45
"For the whole glory of virtue is in action.”
— Cicero
— Cicero
Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Nov, 04:17
"My tendency to turn away from a person when I feel love for him is as if his image had developed so strongly within me that it no longer comports with his physical proximity. The man who kills his beloved chooses to take his own picture by erasing it. Perhaps the immortals behave in this way towards us. Death in common is always a meaningful act – in Villiers de L'Isle-Adam's Axel it is beautifully described. In this Kleist is like someone who is in a hurry; he takes with him the first person he meets. 'Today you will be with me in Paradise.' This also applies to the bad thief – only he is not allowed to say it out loud."
— Jünger, Radiations II
— Jünger, Radiations II
Diary of an Underground Ronin
20 Nov, 23:43
"I once met an archeologist and he said to me 'communism is not an ideology but a race' and I asked him, 'what do you mean by that' and in very serious voice he said, 'their bones look different, I have never seen a communist that had the same body structure like other people.'"
Violent Aristocrat
Violent Aristocrat
Diary of an Underground Ronin
20 Nov, 22:19
https://x.com/LancesLegion/status/1859354614883287181
TECHNICA
7 SECOND KILL CHAIN
CASE STUDY – THE SECOND NAGORNO KARABAKH WAR
(Twitter Thread)
TECHNICA
7 SECOND KILL CHAIN
CASE STUDY – THE SECOND NAGORNO KARABAKH WAR
(Twitter Thread)
Diary of an Underground Ronin
18 Nov, 15:09
"The chaos of the mind cannot constitute a reply to the providence of the universe. All it can be is an awakening in the night, where all that can be heard is anguished poetry let loose."
Bataille
Bataille
Diary of an Underground Ronin
18 Nov, 15:00
“You can also commit injustice by doing nothing.”
— Marcus Aurelius
— Marcus Aurelius
Diary of an Underground Ronin
18 Nov, 14:55
“Blonde women have a higher mean IQ than women with brown, red and black hair. Blondes are more likely classified as geniuses and less likely to have extremely low IQ than women with other hair colors, suggesting the dumb blonde stereotype is a myth.”
http://www.accessecon.com/Pubs/EB/2016/Volume36/EB-16-V36-I1-P42.pdf
http://www.accessecon.com/Pubs/EB/2016/Volume36/EB-16-V36-I1-P42.pdf
Diary of an Underground Ronin
18 Nov, 05:30
"What is a desire if it be not: a provocation of the feeling of power by an obstacle (or, better still, by rhythmical obstacles and resisting forces) — so that it surges through it? Thus in all pleasure pain is understood. — If the pleasure is to be very great, the pains preceding it must have been very long, and the whole bow of life must have been strained to the utmost."
— Nietzsche
— Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
17 Nov, 19:20
The March Up Country
by Harold A. Covington
This book is written for the practical and ideological instruction of revolutionaries. Its primary purpose is to increase the effectiveness and influence of the worldwide White, Aryan resistance movement.
This book does not contain all the answers, but it does tell you what questions you should be asking as a White revolutionary. We are entering a crucial period because under the best of circumstances the culmination of a successful revolution is going to take a span of years measurable well into two figures, and if we don't get our act together and make a serious beginning very soon the clock is going to run out. I am convinced that we can still pull it off, despite the decades we have wasted on assorted silliness. We can still pull it off if we can stop the nonsense and get started NOW. The preliminaries have lasted over-long but now they are over. It's time for the main event.
by Harold A. Covington
This book is written for the practical and ideological instruction of revolutionaries. Its primary purpose is to increase the effectiveness and influence of the worldwide White, Aryan resistance movement.
This book does not contain all the answers, but it does tell you what questions you should be asking as a White revolutionary. We are entering a crucial period because under the best of circumstances the culmination of a successful revolution is going to take a span of years measurable well into two figures, and if we don't get our act together and make a serious beginning very soon the clock is going to run out. I am convinced that we can still pull it off, despite the decades we have wasted on assorted silliness. We can still pull it off if we can stop the nonsense and get started NOW. The preliminaries have lasted over-long but now they are over. It's time for the main event.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
17 Nov, 15:04
The common man, victim of circumstance, is the one you see everywhere. He is breathing, yet it could hardly be said he's alive.
He walks about resigned, defeated, in denial, or simply aloof, domesticated, declawed, castrated and content in the outstanding mediocrity he has settled for.
The higher man is creator of his destiny. He defies the odds, puts himself to the test and pursues acts of greatness for his own personal fulfillment and to distinguish himself in the eyes of the Gods. He sets the bar high for the coming generations, thus providing them with challenges, opportunity for glory and the advancement of the race.
Which are you?
He walks about resigned, defeated, in denial, or simply aloof, domesticated, declawed, castrated and content in the outstanding mediocrity he has settled for.
The higher man is creator of his destiny. He defies the odds, puts himself to the test and pursues acts of greatness for his own personal fulfillment and to distinguish himself in the eyes of the Gods. He sets the bar high for the coming generations, thus providing them with challenges, opportunity for glory and the advancement of the race.
Which are you?
Diary of an Underground Ronin
17 Nov, 15:03
“For a man to achieve all that is demanded of him, he must regard himself as greater than he is.”
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Day 2 work in progress…A pencil drawing of “The Bavarian Army,” the central sculptural group at the Feldherrnhalle (“Field Marshals’ Hall”) in the Odeonsplatz in Munich, Germany.
Created by Ferdinand von Miller representing the victory over the French and the unification of Germany.
The Feldherrnhalle was modelled after the Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence, it was commissioned in 1841 by King Ludwig I of Bavaria to honour the tradition of the Bavarian Army.
Flanking the central statue are the statues of two military leaders Johann Tilly and Karl Philipp von Wrede. The first led Bavarians in the Thirty Years War; the second led the fight against Napoleon. The statues were created by Ludwig Schwanthaler.
The marble lions flanking the steps are the work of Wilhelm Ruemann and date from 1905.
© 2024 P-S Lindblom
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Day 2 work in progress…A pencil drawing of “The Bavarian Army,” the central sculptural group at the Feldherrnhalle (“Field Marshals’ Hall”) in the Odeonsplatz in Munich, Germany.
Created by Ferdinand von Miller representing the victory over the French and the unification of Germany.
The Feldherrnhalle was modelled after the Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence, it was commissioned in 1841 by King Ludwig I of Bavaria to honour the tradition of the Bavarian Army.
Flanking the central statue are the statues of two military leaders Johann Tilly and Karl Philipp von Wrede. The first led Bavarians in the Thirty Years War; the second led the fight against Napoleon. The statues were created by Ludwig Schwanthaler.
The marble lions flanking the steps are the work of Wilhelm Ruemann and date from 1905.
© 2024 P-S Lindblom
Diary of an Underground Ronin
17 Nov, 15:02
“'How much progress will I make?’ you ask. Just as much as you try to make."
— Seneca
— Seneca
Diary of an Underground Ronin
17 Nov, 03:01
“Dreams, memories, the sacred - they are all alike in that they are beyond our grasp… It acquires the beauty of the unattainable, the quality of the miraculous... How strange man is! His touch defiles and yet he contains the source of miracles.”
— Mishima, Spring Snow
— Mishima, Spring Snow
Diary of an Underground Ronin
17 Nov, 02:18
"The will to power can manifest itself only against obstacles; it therefore goes in search of what resists it — this is the primitive tendency of the protoplasm when it extends its pseudopodia and feels about it. The act of appropriation and assimilation is, above all, the result of a desire to overpower, a process of forming, of additional building and rebuilding, until at last the subjected creature has become completely a part of the superior creature’s sphere of power, and has increased the latter. — If this process of incorporation does not succeed, then the whole organism falls to pieces; and the separation occurs as the result of the will to power: in order to prevent the escape of that which has been subjected, the will to power falls into two wills (under some circumstances without even abandoning completely its relation to the two). 'Hunger' is only a more narrow adaptation, once the fundamental instinct of power has won power of a more abstract kind."
— Nietzsche
— Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
14 Nov, 23:18
"With increasing depth, conservatives and revolutionaries become very similar, because they necessarily approach the same ground."
https://juengertranslationproject.substack.com/p/maxima-minima-ernst-junger-2f7
https://juengertranslationproject.substack.com/p/maxima-minima-ernst-junger-2f7
Diary of an Underground Ronin
14 Nov, 23:17
"There is a common civilization between the Vistula and Gibraltar, and if we were to fall from an unknown star into one of the provinces of Europe, we would indeed recognize it first, wherever it might be, by its familiarity."
— Robert Brasillach
— Robert Brasillach
Diary of an Underground Ronin
14 Nov, 22:36
Too many so-called nationalists rejoice with the elections' outcome because they are afraid of real responsibility.
The time to act is now. The time to wake up is now, and the "right" side winning the election means to them they can just hit the snooze button.
If anything, now is the time to be as alert and vigilant as possible.There is no way around it. Nothing has changed. Only you can save yourself.
The time to act is now. The time to wake up is now, and the "right" side winning the election means to them they can just hit the snooze button.
If anything, now is the time to be as alert and vigilant as possible.There is no way around it. Nothing has changed. Only you can save yourself.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
14 Nov, 21:54
“Personally, I do not lack the courage to think a thought whole. So far I have feared none.”
— Kierkegaard
— Kierkegaard
Diary of an Underground Ronin
14 Nov, 21:47
EXCLUSIVE: An "antifascist" Redditor and self-proclaimed "anarcho-communist" has been unmasked as a Special Agent for the United States Secret Service.
Thanks to publicly available information, counter-extremism researchers with the Justice Report can confidently name 30-year-old Thomas Jack "TJ" Hamil—an 1811 employee for the Department of Homeland Security—as a lifelong anarchist, left-wing extremist, and a devout follower of "Antifascist" shock jock Robert Evans.
The Justice Report documents the latest Antifa/Federal Agent connection, which presents a brazen conflict of interest for the USSS ahead of Trump's impending second term.
📰 Read Here: https://justicereport.net/2024/11/14/exclusive-trump-hating-antifa-and-online-extremist-is-a-us-secret-service-agent/
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Thanks to publicly available information, counter-extremism researchers with the Justice Report can confidently name 30-year-old Thomas Jack "TJ" Hamil—an 1811 employee for the Department of Homeland Security—as a lifelong anarchist, left-wing extremist, and a devout follower of "Antifascist" shock jock Robert Evans.
The Justice Report documents the latest Antifa/Federal Agent connection, which presents a brazen conflict of interest for the USSS ahead of Trump's impending second term.
For more #Exclusives, subscribe to @justicereport
Website | Odysee | Substack | X/Twitter | Gab
Diary of an Underground Ronin
14 Nov, 16:58
“Kierkegaard and Nietzsche are among those who bring to philosophy new means of expression. Their objection to Hegel is that he does not go beyond false movement — the abstract logical movement of 'mediation'. They want to put metaphysics in motion, in action.”
— Deleuze
— Deleuze
Diary of an Underground Ronin
14 Nov, 16:37
Watch your thoughts, they become your words; watch your words, they become your actions; watch your actions, they become your habits; watch your habits, they become your character; watch your character, it becomes your destiny.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
14 Nov, 16:33
https://www.ilprimatonazionale.it/approfondimenti/ipercapitalismo-ed-avanguardie-interpretare-le-nuove-dinamiche-283874/
Interpretare i cambiamenti nelle dinamiche del capitalismo e gli effetti sugli equilibri economici e sociali
✍🏼 Centro Studi Kulturaeuropa
Interpretare i cambiamenti nelle dinamiche del capitalismo e gli effetti sugli equilibri economici e sociali
✍🏼 Centro Studi Kulturaeuropa
Diary of an Underground Ronin
14 Nov, 16:13
"There are ships sailing to many ports, but not a single one goes where life is not painful."
— Pessoa
— Pessoa
Diary of an Underground Ronin
14 Nov, 14:37
You are not what happened to you, you are what you choose to do.
You are not who you are, you are who you are becoming.
Do you get it yet, Legionary?
They can't touch you.
They can't stop you.
The soul is a city that can't be taken, it can only be surrendered.
You are not who you are, you are who you are becoming.
Do you get it yet, Legionary?
They can't touch you.
They can't stop you.
The soul is a city that can't be taken, it can only be surrendered.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
13 Nov, 23:10
What is nourishment?
That which feeds the will to power, in one way or another.
Properly viewed, as the will is merely a name for something about the impulses, that which increases the metabolic state of an organism, is also that which feeds the energy and structure (which includes every impulse, intellect, etc.) of it.
Everything that is "metaphysical" must also have a metabolic expression; therefore the measure of a nourishing thing is its effect on metabolism, in every way.
That which feeds the will to power, in one way or another.
Properly viewed, as the will is merely a name for something about the impulses, that which increases the metabolic state of an organism, is also that which feeds the energy and structure (which includes every impulse, intellect, etc.) of it.
Everything that is "metaphysical" must also have a metabolic expression; therefore the measure of a nourishing thing is its effect on metabolism, in every way.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
13 Nov, 23:10
Magika Hiera
Various authors
This collection challenges the tendency among scholars of ancient Greece to see magical and religious ritual as mutually exclusive and to ignore "magical" practices in Greek religion. The contributors survey specific bodies of archaeological, epigraphical, and papyrological evidence for magical practices in the Greek world, and, in each case, discuss how the traditional dichotomy between magic and religion works to conceptualize the objective features of the evidence examined.
https://tradition.st/magika-hiera/
Various authors
This collection challenges the tendency among scholars of ancient Greece to see magical and religious ritual as mutually exclusive and to ignore "magical" practices in Greek religion. The contributors survey specific bodies of archaeological, epigraphical, and papyrological evidence for magical practices in the Greek world, and, in each case, discuss how the traditional dichotomy between magic and religion works to conceptualize the objective features of the evidence examined.
https://tradition.st/magika-hiera/
Diary of an Underground Ronin
13 Nov, 21:17
“For a man to achieve all that is demanded of him, he must regard himself as greater than he is.”
― Goethe
― Goethe
Diary of an Underground Ronin
13 Nov, 19:35
Usually, I review books – but today, we review olive oil!
This is not a sponsored post, by the way. Since Left-wing extremist journalists here in Sweden keep attacking Paolo Roberto (the owner), I deemed it reasonable to support his business.
I tried these oils together with the greatest sourdough bread, Kårstalimpa 🇸🇪 and some prosciutto 🇮🇹!
1. Al Peperoncino (hot red chili pepper)
2. All’Aglio (garlic)
3. All’Origano (oregano)
Naturally flavoured. The olives are grown in Italy.
I am happy to report that all three were really good! I can definitely recommend them.
Choosing a favourite is hard, but since I am a great appreciator of garlic, I have to go with the all'Aglio one.
This is not a sponsored post, by the way. Since Left-wing extremist journalists here in Sweden keep attacking Paolo Roberto (the owner), I deemed it reasonable to support his business.
I tried these oils together with the greatest sourdough bread, Kårstalimpa 🇸🇪 and some prosciutto 🇮🇹!
1. Al Peperoncino (hot red chili pepper)
2. All’Aglio (garlic)
3. All’Origano (oregano)
Naturally flavoured. The olives are grown in Italy.
I am happy to report that all three were really good! I can definitely recommend them.
Choosing a favourite is hard, but since I am a great appreciator of garlic, I have to go with the all'Aglio one.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
13 Nov, 15:11
"The knower of truth should go about the world outwardly stupid like a child, a madman or a devil."
— Mahavakyaratnamala
— Mahavakyaratnamala
Diary of an Underground Ronin
13 Nov, 05:04
"Physiologists should bethink themselves before putting down the instinct of self-preservation as the cardinal instinct of an organic being. A living thing seeks above all to discharge its strength: 'self-preservation' is only one of the results thereof. — Let us beware of superfluous teleological principles! — one of which is the whole concept of 'self-preservation.'"
— Nietzsche, Will to Power
— Nietzsche, Will to Power
Diary of an Underground Ronin
13 Nov, 04:21
"Today it is not a matter of ‘conserving’ the present or returning to a recent past that has failed, but rather of regaining possession of our most archaic roots, which is to say those most suited to the victorious life."
— Faye, "Archeofuturism"
— Faye, "Archeofuturism"
Diary of an Underground Ronin
13 Nov, 04:16
https://www.patreon.com/posts/how-one-with-115869725?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link
Diary of an Underground Ronin
13 Nov, 04:15
I’m the one who perseveres
My courage wills and wills
To shine its dominance
My courage wills and wills
To shine its dominance
Diary of an Underground Ronin
13 Nov, 03:42
"We have forgotten the age-old fact that God speaks chiefly through dreams and visions."
— Carl Jung
— Carl Jung
Diary of an Underground Ronin
13 Nov, 00:19
That image you carry in your mind of the person you know you can be... manifest it.
Realize it, or be consumed by it in the end.
It is not old age which kills most people, but regret.
Therefore go and waste no more precious time.
Realize it, or be consumed by it in the end.
It is not old age which kills most people, but regret.
Therefore go and waste no more precious time.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
12 Nov, 17:35
"The feeling of being surcharged, the feeling accompanying an increase in strength, quite apart from the utility of the struggle, is the actual progress: from these feelings the will to war is first derived."
— Nietzsche
— Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
12 Nov, 14:20
“The art of not reading is a very important one. It consists in not taking an interest in whatever may be engaging the attention of the general public at any particular time. When some political or ecclesiastical pamphlet, or novel, or poem is making a great commotion, you should remember that he who writes for fools always finds a large public. A precondition for reading good books is not reading bad ones: for life is short.”
— Schopenhauer
— Schopenhauer
Diary of an Underground Ronin
12 Nov, 04:04
The left has played its role of degenerating the world to the extent where people are now desperate for any sort common sense... And now the right is taking its turn on stage playing the role of the sane. The role it was made to play in this kosher play they've put on for us—carried out in the theatre of biblical madness. The spectators have never seen such entertainment, they are hypnotized, mesmerized. But like all plays there is a climax and an end. The play must end... And the actors must bow down and dissappear behind the curtains leaving the shaken spectators in the dark and on their way back home...
Diary of an Underground Ronin
12 Nov, 03:55
https://myth20c.wordpress.com/2024/11/12/return-of-the-champion-james-lafond-after-dark/
https://theamericansun.substack.com/p/return-of-the-champion-james-lafond
https://x.com/myth20c/status/1856182375350448335
https://theamericansun.substack.com/p/return-of-the-champion-james-lafond
https://x.com/myth20c/status/1856182375350448335
Diary of an Underground Ronin
12 Nov, 03:27
"Only one thing matters, one thing; to be able to dare!”
― Dostoevsky, Crime and Punishment
― Dostoevsky, Crime and Punishment
Diary of an Underground Ronin
11 Nov, 16:58
“A man can be himself only so long as he is alone; and if he does not love solitude, he will not love freedom; for it is only when he is alone that he is really free.”
— Schopenhauer
— Schopenhauer
Diary of an Underground Ronin
11 Nov, 04:36
ΆΓΑΛΜΑ [aghalma] (statue) — from verb αγάλλομαι/ αγαλλιάζω = exaltation, profound bliss/ serenity experienced at the sight/ presence of
• ΚΆΛΛΟΣ [kalos] — sublime/ supreme beauty/ nobility
• ΟΜΟΡΦΙΆ [omorphia] (beauty)— μορφή [morphi] (shape/ form), O-MORPHIA = that which embodies/ nature has endowed with aesthetic/ superb shape/ form/ symmetry
• ΚΆΛΛΟΣ [kalos] — sublime/ supreme beauty/ nobility
• ΟΜΟΡΦΙΆ [omorphia] (beauty)— μορφή [morphi] (shape/ form), O-MORPHIA = that which embodies/ nature has endowed with aesthetic/ superb shape/ form/ symmetry
Diary of an Underground Ronin
10 Nov, 22:25
“You may cleave to your courage but that will fail you, look to your weapons but you will find them not enough. Run, fight, hide, pray, cry out or cover - it does not matter, for we are come.”
Diary of an Underground Ronin
08 Nov, 21:26
"Here is our poetry, for we have pulled down the stars to our will."
— Pound
— Pound
Diary of an Underground Ronin
08 Nov, 16:33
“Nothing in this world is hard. It is only the mind that makes it so.”
― Wu Cheng'en, Journey to The West
― Wu Cheng'en, Journey to The West
Diary of an Underground Ronin
08 Nov, 07:34
"A man who has nothing which he is willing to fight for, nothing which he cares more about than he does about his personal safety, is a miserable creature who has no chance of being free, unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself."
— John Stuart Mill
— John Stuart Mill
Diary of an Underground Ronin
08 Nov, 06:06
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Diary of an Underground Ronin
08 Nov, 06:06
"Health and morbidness: let us be careful! The standard is the bloom of the body, the agility, courage, and cheerfulness of the mind — but also, of course, how much morbidness a man can bear and overcome, — and convert into health. That which would send more delicate natures to the dogs, belongs to the stimulating means of great health."
— Nietzsche
— Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
08 Nov, 04:53
Revenge. The sweetest morsel to the mouth that ever was cooked in hell. It elevates men to be eloquent, insightful, and sharper than their natural state would allow.
It gives purpose to the aimless, clarity to the fool, and strength to the weary. It is a fire that burns away hesitation and doubt.
It gives purpose to the aimless, clarity to the fool, and strength to the weary. It is a fire that burns away hesitation and doubt.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
08 Nov, 02:55
"As those who do not train the body cannot perform the functions proper to the body, so those who do not train the soul cannot perform the functions of the soul."
— Xenophon
— Xenophon
Diary of an Underground Ronin
08 Nov, 01:26
https://open.substack.com/pub/chevauchee/p/work-to-do?r=s3brk&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Diary of an Underground Ronin
08 Nov, 01:14
Reading great books and autobiographies is like affirmations. You’re seeing how someone’s brain works. The things and moments that shaped them and how they responded. Reading and writing is a super power on the epigenetic level. It literally changes the shape of your brain.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
07 Nov, 23:54
"To preserve the great art of the past is to preserve our spirit."
— Yojūrō Yasuda, 'Preservation of National Treasures'
— Yojūrō Yasuda, 'Preservation of National Treasures'
Diary of an Underground Ronin
07 Nov, 23:05
"In peace, there's nothing so becomes a man as modest stillness and humility; but when the blast of war blows in our ears, then imitate the action of the tiger: stiffen the sinews, summon up the blood."
Diary of an Underground Ronin
06 Nov, 06:17
“Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them. Your fate awaits you. Accept it in body and spirit."
― Shakespeare, Twelfth Night
― Shakespeare, Twelfth Night
Diary of an Underground Ronin
06 Nov, 01:20
Robert Rundo is asking all Nationalists to go out and vote for Donald Trump. He may not be the cure for all our issues at hand, but it could be the difference between freedom and incarceration for many young Nationalists.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
05 Nov, 19:17
‘Whether in times of war of periods of peace, it is his life that testifies to his having been an exemplary European. Ever wakeful within him was the immanent perception of a beautiful and dangerous world.
A man of both action and contemplation, of high culture and great sensitivity, he managed, thanks to his unbroken fondness of France, to reconcile within himself the two brotherly and sometimes rival peoples born from the Carolingian world, a world that traced the visible outlines of the European body.’
Dominique Venner on Ernst Jünger
A man of both action and contemplation, of high culture and great sensitivity, he managed, thanks to his unbroken fondness of France, to reconcile within himself the two brotherly and sometimes rival peoples born from the Carolingian world, a world that traced the visible outlines of the European body.’
Dominique Venner on Ernst Jünger
Diary of an Underground Ronin
05 Nov, 04:27
"Liberalism aims to do away with man and nature, because it is an ideology much like magic glasses: once put on, you see nothing but goods or sources of profit."
— Carlos X. Blanco
— Carlos X. Blanco
Diary of an Underground Ronin
04 Nov, 21:35
Memes and jokes aside, this is why we do what we do. Our enemies really do want to erase our history, and to make it impossible to find the truth so that we forget who we are and how we got here, and cannot find our way out. They are already busy doing this every day.
No one should make the mistake of thinking this is impossible, even, or perhaps especially, with the internet. It is terrifyingly possible for historical information to be made completely inaccessible or erased from record entirely. A people that has no history has little chance of having a future.
One also wonders how much may have already been erased that we cannot even guess at now and may never be able to rediscover.
Physical books are absolutely essential to preserve not just ideas, but the truth about the past and present. There may come a time when they are all we have left.
https://brownstone.org/articles/they-are-scrubbing-the-internet-right-now/
No one should make the mistake of thinking this is impossible, even, or perhaps especially, with the internet. It is terrifyingly possible for historical information to be made completely inaccessible or erased from record entirely. A people that has no history has little chance of having a future.
One also wonders how much may have already been erased that we cannot even guess at now and may never be able to rediscover.
Physical books are absolutely essential to preserve not just ideas, but the truth about the past and present. There may come a time when they are all we have left.
https://brownstone.org/articles/they-are-scrubbing-the-internet-right-now/
Diary of an Underground Ronin
04 Nov, 17:15
“States of glory and moments of sacredness surpass results intentionally sought.”
— Bataille, On Nietzsche
— Bataille, On Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
04 Nov, 14:03
“In Nietzsche's metaphysics, will to power is a richer name for the overused and vacuous term 'becoming.' That is why Nietzsche says that the viewpoint of 'value' is the viewpoint of conditions of preservation and enhancement ... within 'becoming.'"
— Heidegger
— Heidegger
Diary of an Underground Ronin
04 Nov, 06:13
"Works of art are more accurate 'representations' of reality than philosophy or science because they are as ambiguous as reality itself."
— Nicolás Gómez Dávila
— Nicolás Gómez Dávila
Diary of an Underground Ronin
04 Nov, 04:38
The path of greatness and glory are the highest purpose of man, and only a handful are up to the challenge.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
04 Nov, 04:00
In the end, it is the strength of the warrior that which protects Beauty, not the flowery language of poets who hymn it.
Beauty is honored by the spilled blood of warriors more so than the ink of poets.
Beauty is honored by the spilled blood of warriors more so than the ink of poets.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
04 Nov, 02:45
“Modern civilization is based on the denial of the spirit… it has no room for the eternal and the absolute… man has become a thing among things, deprived of soul and freedom.”
— Nikolai Berdyaev
— Nikolai Berdyaev
Diary of an Underground Ronin
02 Nov, 05:37
I am constantly trying to communicate something incommunicable, to explain something inexplicable, to tell about something I only feel in my bones and which can only be experienced in those bones. Basically it is nothing other than this fear we have so often talked about, but fear spread to everything, fear of the greatest as of the smallest, fear, paralyzing fear of pronouncing a word, although this fear may not only be fear but also a longing for something greater than all that is fearful.
- Franz Kafka
- Franz Kafka
Diary of an Underground Ronin
02 Nov, 05:33
"There can be only one remedy: to break the yoke of gold, to overcome the fetish of sociality and the law of interdependence, to restore aristocratic values — those values of quality, difference, and heroism, that sense of metaphysical reality which everything today opposes and which we, anti-Europeans, therefore affirm against everything."
— Evola
— Evola
Diary of an Underground Ronin
02 Nov, 04:16
"Various relationships were determined by the consciousness and spontaneous recognition of a difference in the nature of beings. As we mentioned earlier, a lord was someone who imposed himself through power, initiative, resilience, heroism, and generosity, as well as an appreciation for higher forms of life (wisdom, intellect, art) and, more directly, through a higher potential of psychic and suggestive force (mana), a virtue of being an inspirer and an evoker. In the presence of these qualities in privileged beings, those who could not or did not know how to rise to such levels felt emotions almost entirely absent in modern plebs: devotion, respect, veneration, fear. This was the organic and direct basis of justified hierarchy. Abstracting from moments of social transition, schematism, or warfare between peoples, we can say that inferiority was not due to violence but to justice: the inferior recognized himself as such and, by depending, obeying, and limiting his horizon to his innate capabilities, he found his natural balance. The awareness that his work was part of an organism culminating in a soul, in a spirit — the heroism of the warrior castes, the immanent divinity of the wisdom castes, as in Hindu India — multiplied and transformed this work, giving it meaning, life, and enthusiasm. Thus, living his life, the inferior felt infinitely free."
— Evola
— Evola
Diary of an Underground Ronin
02 Nov, 02:06
Now this is the law of the jungle, as old and as true as the sky,
And the wolf that shall keep it may prosper, but the wolf that shall break it must die.
As the creeper that girdles the tree trunk, the law runneth forward and back,
For the strength of the pack is the wolf, and the strength of the wolf is the pack.
And the wolf that shall keep it may prosper, but the wolf that shall break it must die.
As the creeper that girdles the tree trunk, the law runneth forward and back,
For the strength of the pack is the wolf, and the strength of the wolf is the pack.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
01 Nov, 18:56
"Ernst Jünger surpasses all contemporary 'poets' (i.e., writers) and 'thinkers' (i.e., philosophers) in the decisiveness of his vision of reality, and specifically in that his 'seeing' is not a gaping gaze, but is carried out and experienced existentially."
— Heidegger
— Heidegger
Diary of an Underground Ronin
01 Nov, 14:49
https://www.bloccostudentesco.org/2024/10/30/lorenzo-parelli-giustizia-non-e-stata-fatta/
‼️ Le condanne per la morte di Lorenzo Parelli sono solo fumo negli occhi per l'opinione pubblica.
Il nostro commento ⬇️
‼️ Le condanne per la morte di Lorenzo Parelli sono solo fumo negli occhi per l'opinione pubblica.
Il nostro commento ⬇️
Diary of an Underground Ronin
01 Nov, 14:29
Just as in the body, eye and ear develop as organs of perception, as senses for bodily processes, so does a man develop in himself soul and spiritual organs of perception through which the soul and spiritual worlds are opened to him. For those who do not have such higher senses, these worlds are dark and silent, just as the bodily world is dark and silent for a being without eyes and ears.
- Rudolf Steiner
- Rudolf Steiner
Diary of an Underground Ronin
01 Nov, 14:05
"Difficulties strengthen the mind as labor does the body."
— Seneca
— Seneca
Diary of an Underground Ronin
01 Nov, 13:53
The only hope you have is to accept the fact that you're already dead. The sooner you accept that, the sooner you'll be able to function as a soldier is supposed to function: without mercy, without compassion, without remorse. All war depends upon it. — Ronald Spiers
Diary of an Underground Ronin
01 Nov, 06:37
Nietzschean Socialism — Left and Right, 1890-1933
by Steven E. Aschheim
It was not surprising that when the radical right sought to appropriate the idea of socialism for its own purposes Nietzsche was the central inspiration in such a transition.
The right now offered a ‘national socialism’ as a counterweight to the Marxist idea of international proletarian revolution. Its ideologues could proclaim themselves socialists not only because they assigned to the state authoritarian powers to regulate socio-economic life along quasi-corporate lines, but also because they couched their analyses of society in terms of a biting critique of the bourgeoisie and accorded to the lower classes a major role in their visions of a post-liberal, post-Marxist, national regeneration. Nietzsche provided a fruitful source for these themes. This was a conception which conflated the national with the social. Dedication to the nation would create a socialism of the volksgemeinschaft, a viable substitute for the socialism of class.
by Steven E. Aschheim
It was not surprising that when the radical right sought to appropriate the idea of socialism for its own purposes Nietzsche was the central inspiration in such a transition.
The right now offered a ‘national socialism’ as a counterweight to the Marxist idea of international proletarian revolution. Its ideologues could proclaim themselves socialists not only because they assigned to the state authoritarian powers to regulate socio-economic life along quasi-corporate lines, but also because they couched their analyses of society in terms of a biting critique of the bourgeoisie and accorded to the lower classes a major role in their visions of a post-liberal, post-Marxist, national regeneration. Nietzsche provided a fruitful source for these themes. This was a conception which conflated the national with the social. Dedication to the nation would create a socialism of the volksgemeinschaft, a viable substitute for the socialism of class.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
29 Oct, 12:58
"...talk of the self-government of the masses is possible only as long as this myth is believed. The collective can be given the right to election and sanction only if it is believed that the “people” can be considered a single intelligence, a great being living a unified, conscious, and rational life. But this is a pure optimistic myth, unsupported by any positive social or historical evidence, invented solely by a race of servants who, intolerant of true leaders, seek a mask for their anarchic presumption of being able to manage on their own in a petty bourgeois life."
— Evola
— Evola
Diary of an Underground Ronin
29 Oct, 12:55
F. Roger Devlin's review of Regime Change: Toward a Postliberal Future has been paroled from the paywall.
https://counter-currents.com/2024/09/rediscovering-a-politics-of-limits/
https://counter-currents.com/2024/09/rediscovering-a-politics-of-limits/
Diary of an Underground Ronin
29 Oct, 12:54
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL77A337915A76F660&si=KshlyjCGKW9BsYV0
Diary of an Underground Ronin
29 Oct, 11:29
"Democratism operates on an entirely unfounded optimistic assumption. It fails to recognize the completely irrational nature of mass psychology. As we mentioned earlier regarding forceful ideas, the masses are driven not by reason but by enthusiasm, emotion, and suggestion. Like a woman, they follow whoever best fascinates them, whether by instilling fear or attraction, using inherently illogical means. Like a woman, they are fickle, shifting from one leader to another without any consistent explanation based on rational law or progressive rhythm. The notion of 'progress,' not in the sense of realizing that things are materially better or worse, but in the sense of moving from a material to a higher criterion of judgment, is a Western superstition against which we must always react energetically."
— Evola
— Evola
Diary of an Underground Ronin
29 Oct, 11:24
Lorsque vous vous vous pensez au-dessus de la mêlée, que vous ne croyez plus à rien, que les léchouilles du découragement viennent mettre dans vos esprits la salive sirupeuse de l'abandon et du fatalisme, pensez à Mario, à tous les camarades morts, à tous les anonymes dont la vie sociale et professionnelle à été brisée pour nous permettre d'exister politiquement aujourd'hui.
Et pensez surtout que la lutte n'est pas une option si vous voulez vivre en paix sur votre terre et transmettre à vos enfants tout ce que vous avez reçu.
L'actualité internationale est incertaine, les grands de ce monde n'ont pas toujours la rationalité et le machiavélisme génial qu'on leur prête : tout cet édifice peut partir en sucette en 3 semaines, tout peut basculer en notre faveur. Encore faut-il rester debout au milieu des ruines.
https://t.me/Zentropa451/41962?single
Et pensez surtout que la lutte n'est pas une option si vous voulez vivre en paix sur votre terre et transmettre à vos enfants tout ce que vous avez reçu.
L'actualité internationale est incertaine, les grands de ce monde n'ont pas toujours la rationalité et le machiavélisme génial qu'on leur prête : tout cet édifice peut partir en sucette en 3 semaines, tout peut basculer en notre faveur. Encore faut-il rester debout au milieu des ruines.
https://t.me/Zentropa451/41962?single
Diary of an Underground Ronin
29 Oct, 10:17
Pulp Fascism: Right-Wing Themes in Comics, Graphic Novels, & Popular Literature
by Jonathan Bowden, Greg Johnson
Jonathan Bowden was a paradox: on the one hand, he was an avowed elitist and aesthetic modernist, yet on the other hand, he relished such forms of popular entertainment as comics, graphic novels, pulps, and even Punch and Judy shows, which not only appeal to the masses but also offer a refuge for pre- and anti-modern aesthetic tastes and tendencies. Bowden was drawn to popular culture because it was rife with Nietzschean and Right-wing themes: heroic vitalism, Faustian adventurism, anti-egalitarianism, biological determinism, racial consciousness, biologically-based (and traditional) notions of the differences and proper relations of the sexes, etc. Pulp Fascism collects Bowden's principal statements on Right-wing themes in popular culture drawn from his essays, lectures, and interviews. These high-brow analyses of low-brow culture reveal just how deep and serious shallow entertainment can be.
by Jonathan Bowden, Greg Johnson
Jonathan Bowden was a paradox: on the one hand, he was an avowed elitist and aesthetic modernist, yet on the other hand, he relished such forms of popular entertainment as comics, graphic novels, pulps, and even Punch and Judy shows, which not only appeal to the masses but also offer a refuge for pre- and anti-modern aesthetic tastes and tendencies. Bowden was drawn to popular culture because it was rife with Nietzschean and Right-wing themes: heroic vitalism, Faustian adventurism, anti-egalitarianism, biological determinism, racial consciousness, biologically-based (and traditional) notions of the differences and proper relations of the sexes, etc. Pulp Fascism collects Bowden's principal statements on Right-wing themes in popular culture drawn from his essays, lectures, and interviews. These high-brow analyses of low-brow culture reveal just how deep and serious shallow entertainment can be.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
29 Oct, 06:25
🔥NON SI FERMERÀ LA MARCIA
“Siamo in rivolta, e questa parola invece di farmi meditare come dovrebbe accadere ad una persona normale, mi mette addosso una gioia sottile” 🏴
https://www.bloccostudentesco.org/2024/10/28/bs-non-si-fermera-la-marcia/
“Siamo in rivolta, e questa parola invece di farmi meditare come dovrebbe accadere ad una persona normale, mi mette addosso una gioia sottile” 🏴
https://www.bloccostudentesco.org/2024/10/28/bs-non-si-fermera-la-marcia/
Diary of an Underground Ronin
29 Oct, 06:17
The transformation of man into a mass has been one of the most subversive attacks on humanity so far — a complete nightmare for humankind. Influenced by filthy malicious hands, modern man has swallowed the pill of multitude and is now unable to escape the mass for he is convinced that the mass is him.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
29 Oct, 05:43
"The Emperor's freedom, his right, his being — as an end in itself — will extend as far as he has the power to execute his will; 'responsibility' in any respect only makes sense when the action fails or when a higher power is present. Failing such power, he will also lose the right, which will pass to those who can reassert their law over or against any other."
— Evola
— Evola
Diary of an Underground Ronin
29 Oct, 05:12
“One must take care not to become sharp too early — because one will at the same time become thinly honed too early.”
— Nietzsche
— Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
29 Oct, 05:03
Where Communism is about class revolution from below; Fascism is caste conquest over the chandala.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
29 Oct, 05:00
Film Archetypes for Surviving the Kali Yuga
Christian Chensvold discusses the search for a guiding archetype in today’s fractured age, contrasting the lone cowboy and mythic heroes of cinema with Julius Evola’s “aristocrat of the soul” as a model for individual spiritual resilience amid a post-civilizational world.
Read the essay here:
https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/film-archetypes-for-surviving-the-kali-yuga
Christian Chensvold discusses the search for a guiding archetype in today’s fractured age, contrasting the lone cowboy and mythic heroes of cinema with Julius Evola’s “aristocrat of the soul” as a model for individual spiritual resilience amid a post-civilizational world.
Read the essay here:
https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/film-archetypes-for-surviving-the-kali-yuga
Diary of an Underground Ronin
27 Oct, 21:41
"The art of living is more like wrestling than dancing; one must be ready for unexpected blows and await them standing up, without falling."
—Marcus Aurelius
—Marcus Aurelius
Diary of an Underground Ronin
27 Oct, 21:41
These essays by Howard White are excellent.
— The first concerns the loyalty oath.
— The second concerns the problem of loyalty in American political thought
— The third concerns morality in the military
— The fourth concerns materialism and sociology in America literature
— The first concerns the loyalty oath.
— The second concerns the problem of loyalty in American political thought
— The third concerns morality in the military
— The fourth concerns materialism and sociology in America literature
Diary of an Underground Ronin
27 Oct, 21:29
“All major growth is in fact accompanied by a tremendous disintegration and passing away: suffering, the symptoms of decline, belong to the times of tremendous advance.”
— Nietzsche
— Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
27 Oct, 19:06
“Nietzsche is saying that the essence of values has its ground in 'constructs of domination.' Values are essentially related to 'domination.' Dominance is the being in power of power. Values are bound to will to power; they depend on it as the proper essence of power.”
— Heidegger
— Heidegger
Diary of an Underground Ronin
27 Oct, 16:41
A pencil drawing of one of the largest buildings planned to be created in the history of man, the Volkshalle (People’s Hall) also called Große Halle (Great Hall), a massive architectural project envisioned by The Austrian Painter and led by his architect, Albert Speer. This building was the most important project of the entire regime of Germany which was to be the center of the new Welthauptstadt Germania.
A colossal statue of Atlas holding up the Cosmos and another of Tellus holding up the Earth were proposed by Breker.
The oculus of the dome, 46 metres in diameter, would have accommodated the entire rotunda of Hadrian’s Pantheon and the dome of St. Peter’s Basilica. The dome was to rise from a massive granite podium 315 by 315 metres and 74 metres high, to a total inclusive height of 290m.
No part of the building was ever constructed.
Available in Limited edition prints available.
33cm x 48cm (150 copies)
Also a special edition :
50cm x 65cm (50 copies)
FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE
© 2023 P-S Lindblom
A colossal statue of Atlas holding up the Cosmos and another of Tellus holding up the Earth were proposed by Breker.
The oculus of the dome, 46 metres in diameter, would have accommodated the entire rotunda of Hadrian’s Pantheon and the dome of St. Peter’s Basilica. The dome was to rise from a massive granite podium 315 by 315 metres and 74 metres high, to a total inclusive height of 290m.
No part of the building was ever constructed.
Available in Limited edition prints available.
33cm x 48cm (150 copies)
Also a special edition :
50cm x 65cm (50 copies)
FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE
© 2023 P-S Lindblom
Diary of an Underground Ronin
27 Oct, 16:37
“The people that can be called cultured must be in a real sense a living unity, and not be miserably cleft asunder into form and sub-stance. If one wishes to promote a people's culture, let him try to promote this higher unity first, and work for the destruction of the modern educative system for the sake of a true education. Let him dare to consider how the health of a people that has been destroyed by history may be restored, and how it may recover its instincts with its honor.”
— Nietzsche
— Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
27 Oct, 05:39
“To know and to act are one and the same.”
Inazō Nitobe, Bushido: The Soul of Japan
Inazō Nitobe, Bushido: The Soul of Japan
Diary of an Underground Ronin
27 Oct, 03:49
THE WILL TO POWER
by Nietzsche (Ludovici 1914 edit.) is now out for sale!
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Submit!
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Check out our website:
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Diary of an Underground Ronin
27 Oct, 00:32
Dedicate yourself to the discipline of the warrior.
Make your body a weapon of war, Legionary.
Become beautiful, so as to leave a piece of art on the field of battle.
Make your body a weapon of war, Legionary.
Become beautiful, so as to leave a piece of art on the field of battle.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
25 Oct, 03:30
"It is not titles that honor men, but men that honor titles"
With this device, Machiavelli declared that man is the measure of all things.
With this device, Machiavelli declared that man is the measure of all things.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
24 Oct, 21:15
"We are the ones who challenge these people to claim the “tradition” and “Romanity” — they, whose origin is a spurious, illicit, and new sect that sprouted from the soil of Palestine. The trick with which they deceive the naive, by identifying Western and Roman traditions with Christianity, in opposition to everything that is Eastern, we turn against them in the name of truth. Until proven otherwise, Nazareth, the homeland of Jesus, is in Asia; and the Jewish tradition, which Jesus and orthodoxy recognized and adopted, is a tradition neither Roman, nor Italic, nor Mediterranean, but exotic, of a fringe race among the Asiatics."
— Evola
— Evola
Diary of an Underground Ronin
24 Oct, 21:09
“It is not in the stars to hold our destiny but in ourselves.”
— Shakespeare
— Shakespeare
Diary of an Underground Ronin
24 Oct, 20:21
”We do not blame nature when she sends a thunder storm and makes us wet: why then do we term the man who inflicts injury immoral? Because in the latter case we assume a voluntary, ruling, free will, and in the former necessity. But this distinction is a delusion. Moreover, even the intentional infliction of injury is not, in all circumstances termed immoral. Thus, we kill a fly intentionally without thinking very much about it, simply because its buzzing about is disagreeable; and we punish a criminal and inflict pain upon him in order to protect ourselves and society. In the first case it is the individual who, for the sake of preserving himself or in order to spare himself pain, does injury with design: in the second case, it is the state. All ethic deems intentional infliction of injury justified by necessity; that is when it is a matter of self preservation. But these two points of view are sufficient to explain all bad acts done by man to men. It is desired to obtain pleasure or avoid pain. In any sense, it is a question, always, of self preservation.”
— Friedrich Nietzsche
— Friedrich Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
24 Oct, 05:31
“The nobly born must nobly meet his fate.”
— Euripides
— Euripides
Diary of an Underground Ronin
24 Oct, 04:54
"The Catholic Church has had nearly two millennia to demonstrate its inability to assume the Roman legacy starting from Christian values.
The Catholic universalism is not at all the same as the imperial and Roman universalism: it is a nominal, insipid, incorporeal, and international universalism. It is simply absurd to compare it to the concrete and vibrant universalism of a superstate of rulers, in whose vast life and power the many lesser powers find true unity, profound peace, and harmonious synthesis, as Rome once embodied and which should be the ideal model for anyone wishing to evoke Rome against European democratism and American federalism."
— Evola, Pagan Imperialism
The Catholic universalism is not at all the same as the imperial and Roman universalism: it is a nominal, insipid, incorporeal, and international universalism. It is simply absurd to compare it to the concrete and vibrant universalism of a superstate of rulers, in whose vast life and power the many lesser powers find true unity, profound peace, and harmonious synthesis, as Rome once embodied and which should be the ideal model for anyone wishing to evoke Rome against European democratism and American federalism."
— Evola, Pagan Imperialism
Diary of an Underground Ronin
24 Oct, 04:34
"It is within your power to see that all you have experienced, trials, errors, faults, deceptions, passions, your love and your hope, shall be merged wholly in your aim."
- Nietzsche
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- Nietzsche
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Diary of an Underground Ronin
24 Oct, 04:30
"She creates needs because she loves action. Wondrous! that she produces all this action so easily. Every need is a benefit, swiftly satisfied, swiftly renewed."
~ Goethe on Nature
https://morosjournal.substack.com/p/reflections-on-nature-johann-wolfgang
~ Goethe on Nature
https://morosjournal.substack.com/p/reflections-on-nature-johann-wolfgang
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Oct, 17:33
“The sick are the greatest danger for the healthy; it is not from the strongest that harm comes to the strong, but from the weakest.”
— Friedrich Nietzsche
— Friedrich Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Oct, 15:34
“Realistically, there is nothing left to live for. In our effort to ease the burden of humanity, we have made the creation and nurturing of worthwhile human life an absolute gamble. Modern technology enables the weak not only to survive, but to thrive. I say thrive in their sense of the word, not mine.”
— Mike Ma, Harassment Architecture
— Mike Ma, Harassment Architecture
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Oct, 15:19
"An unwise man
thinks he’ll live forever
if only he can avoid a fight.
But old age
will give him no peace,
even if weapons do."
— Hávamál
thinks he’ll live forever
if only he can avoid a fight.
But old age
will give him no peace,
even if weapons do."
— Hávamál
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Oct, 14:02
Bronze Age trade routes linking the Baltic and the Black Sea between about 3000 - 1500 BC evidenced by finds of fluted maces (black dots). The lines, dotted lines, and zigzags are all proposed routes.
These fluted maces seem to have been developed by the Neolithic Sredny Stog culture.
They were used for bashing people in the head with and continued to be a symbol of masculine authority into the middle bronze age.
There were many types and thousands of them are recorded.
These fluted maces seem to have been developed by the Neolithic Sredny Stog culture.
They were used for bashing people in the head with and continued to be a symbol of masculine authority into the middle bronze age.
There were many types and thousands of them are recorded.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Oct, 03:26
"Count it the greatest sin to prefer life to honour, and for the sake of living to lose what makes life worth living."
— Decimus Junius Juvenalis
— Decimus Junius Juvenalis
Diary of an Underground Ronin
23 Oct, 01:42
Remember that you will die.
Live with purpose and urgency today.
Live with purpose and urgency today.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
22 Oct, 23:17
Years after years, even if you live off the grid or not within society, the idea of comfort will appeal you.
A warmer winter, less pain on your face after training, an easiest way to get food, living near a town center.
Degeneration is the reward of comfort.
Even in nature, shit like incest or pedophilia, stuff that should be solved with 9mm pills, are non existent.
Put some animals in captivity and you will see what will happen. This is what comfort does to animals.
Of course, I'm not comparing you to a goat or a dog, but try to look at society and to how the world is ruled, and you will understand.
Moral: do not fucking forget why you stepped outside, and stay true to yourself.
A warmer winter, less pain on your face after training, an easiest way to get food, living near a town center.
Degeneration is the reward of comfort.
Even in nature, shit like incest or pedophilia, stuff that should be solved with 9mm pills, are non existent.
Put some animals in captivity and you will see what will happen. This is what comfort does to animals.
Of course, I'm not comparing you to a goat or a dog, but try to look at society and to how the world is ruled, and you will understand.
Moral: do not fucking forget why you stepped outside, and stay true to yourself.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
22 Oct, 14:43
"The active agency was always an idea become a person—it was one or several determined wills which were fixed on determined goals. There can be no question that the birth of modern Italy was the work of the few. And it could not be otherwise. It is always the few who represent the self-consciousness and the will of an epoch and determine what its history shall be; for it is they who see the forces at their disposal and through those forces actuate the one truly active and productive force—their own will."
— Gentile
— Gentile
Diary of an Underground Ronin
22 Oct, 14:20
"You can also commit injustice by doing nothing."
— Marcus Aurelius
— Marcus Aurelius
Diary of an Underground Ronin
22 Oct, 06:08
To be a fascist is to be a fanatical champion of beauty.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
22 Oct, 05:21
“This incessant worldly talk about charity and benevolence and generosity and liberality and gifts and donations is almost unmerciful.”
— Kierkegaard
— Kierkegaard
Diary of an Underground Ronin
22 Oct, 03:19
Politics and Aesthetics: the Fascism of Robert Brasillach
by William R. Tucker
On February 6, 1945, Robert Brasillach, French poet, novelist, literary critic and journalist was executed at the age of thirty-five following his conviction for treason. Before World War II he had served as editor of the openly fascist newspaper, Je Suis Partout, and had lent his literary talents to the cause of Franco-German collaboration. The current revival of interest in his life and works’ is due to the drama of his personal tragedy and to the fact that his intellectual adventure paralleled that of a generation of European youth caught up in the vision of a new type of man, homo fascista. But it is also because his writings provide insights into the appeal of fascism which transcend his particular time and place. Indeed, Brasillach himself was certain in 1945 that future generations of youth would marvel as they learned of the exultation and grandeur of the millions who had found new hope through the fascist experience.
by William R. Tucker
On February 6, 1945, Robert Brasillach, French poet, novelist, literary critic and journalist was executed at the age of thirty-five following his conviction for treason. Before World War II he had served as editor of the openly fascist newspaper, Je Suis Partout, and had lent his literary talents to the cause of Franco-German collaboration. The current revival of interest in his life and works’ is due to the drama of his personal tragedy and to the fact that his intellectual adventure paralleled that of a generation of European youth caught up in the vision of a new type of man, homo fascista. But it is also because his writings provide insights into the appeal of fascism which transcend his particular time and place. Indeed, Brasillach himself was certain in 1945 that future generations of youth would marvel as they learned of the exultation and grandeur of the millions who had found new hope through the fascist experience.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
22 Oct, 03:13
"Where the monarchy, found in hands no longer capable of wielding a sword and scepter, has been overthrown due to the intrigues of the Jewish rabble and merchants, it must be restored. Where it still exists by inertia, it must be renewed, strengthened, and made dynamic as an organic, central, and absolute function, embodying simultaneously the power of strength and the light of the spirit in a unique being; one that truly acts on behalf of an entire lineage and at the same time transcends everything conditioned by earth and blood. Only then will there be the right to speak of an empire. If it is awakened to a glorious, sacred, metaphysical reality, yet remains the pinnacle of a militarily ordered political hierarchy — then the monarchy will regain the position and function it once had before the usurpation by the priestly caste."
— Evola
— Evola
Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Oct, 19:32
"I've known supreme happiness, and I'm not greedy enough to want what I have to go on forever. Every dream ends. Wouldn't it be foolish, knowing that nothing lasts forever, to insist that one has a right to do something that does?"
— Yukio Mishima, 'Spring Snow'
— Yukio Mishima, 'Spring Snow'
Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Oct, 18:32
"A man may be hard to persuade by rational argument while he is easily swayed by a display of passion, even if it is feigned."
— Yukio Mishima, Spring Snow
— Yukio Mishima, Spring Snow
Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Oct, 18:31
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Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Oct, 15:15
"Leadership is your ability to build the relationships with people around you, instill belief into them, belief in the mission, and actually go inspire them to take action."
— JOCKO
— JOCKO
Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Oct, 06:12
"We must create in silence, through strict discipline, through inflexible self-mastery, through seriousness and simplicity. We must create an elite with a persistent and diligent effort of individuals, an elite in which wisdom is revived: that virtus which does not speak, which arises in Hermetic and Pythagorean silence, which blossoms from the mastery of the senses and the soul, and which is evidenced not by arguments and books, but by acts of power."
— Evola
— Evola
Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Oct, 03:57
"The entire evolution of the spirit is a question of the body... In the long run, it is not a question of man at all: he is to be overcome."
The Will to Power
The Will to Power
Diary of an Underground Ronin
21 Oct, 03:56
Boys want abs to attract girls. Men want thick necks, traps and big forearms to protect their women.
Train your neck and grip every day. Strong necks and back with gorilla grips will help you out across the board in every physical endeavor.
No man has ever wished for softer grips, and festive neck, or a weaker backs.
Train your neck and grip every day. Strong necks and back with gorilla grips will help you out across the board in every physical endeavor.
No man has ever wished for softer grips, and festive neck, or a weaker backs.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
20 Oct, 21:47
"One must be a sea, to receive a polluted stream without becoming impure."
— Friedrich Nietzsche
— Friedrich Nietzsche
Diary of an Underground Ronin
20 Oct, 19:14
“So spoke the King: ‘Be with me, as I found my City, Jupiter, Father Mars, and Mother Vesta: and all you Gods whom piety summons, take note. Let my work be done beneath your auspices. May it last long, and rule a conquered world, all subject, from the lands of the rising to the setting sun!’ Jupiter added His omen to Romulus’ prayer, with thunder on the left, and His lightning flashing leftward in the sky…”
— Ovid, Fasti, Book IV
— Ovid, Fasti, Book IV
Diary of an Underground Ronin
20 Oct, 15:21
Fratelli d'Italia: neo-fascist heritage, populism and conservatism
by Marco Tarchi
Fratelli d’Italia’s anticipated electoral success has sparked renewed interest in the party from the academic world, especially with regard to the identity of this political force.
Could this be the latest expression of a political family rooted in the fascist experiment that began a century earlier, or could it be a populist radical right that has been on the rise in Europe since the 1990s, or a novel, hybrid party combining elements of the old neo-fascist far right, right-wing populism and contemporary conservatism?
Marco Tarchi takes stock of the current debate, analyzing the origins and history of this party, as well as the factors of continuity and contrast with its political predecessors, the Movimento Sociale Italiano (MSI) and the Alleanza Nazionale (AN). The author also highlights the factors behind Fratelli d’Italia’s rise to power, and the ideological, organizational and European challenges it now faces.
by Marco Tarchi
Fratelli d’Italia’s anticipated electoral success has sparked renewed interest in the party from the academic world, especially with regard to the identity of this political force.
Could this be the latest expression of a political family rooted in the fascist experiment that began a century earlier, or could it be a populist radical right that has been on the rise in Europe since the 1990s, or a novel, hybrid party combining elements of the old neo-fascist far right, right-wing populism and contemporary conservatism?
Marco Tarchi takes stock of the current debate, analyzing the origins and history of this party, as well as the factors of continuity and contrast with its political predecessors, the Movimento Sociale Italiano (MSI) and the Alleanza Nazionale (AN). The author also highlights the factors behind Fratelli d’Italia’s rise to power, and the ideological, organizational and European challenges it now faces.
Diary of an Underground Ronin
20 Oct, 04:25
"Experience shows that a very populous city can rarely, if ever, be well governed; since all cities which have a reputation for good government have a limit of population. We may argue on grounds of reason, and the same result will follow. For law is order, and good law is good order; but a very great multitude cannot be orderly: to introduce order into the unlimited is the work of a divine power- of such a power as holds together the universe. Beauty is realized in number and magnitude, and the state which combines magnitude with good order must necessarily be the most beautiful."
- Aristotle, Book VII, Aristotle's Politics
- Aristotle, Book VII, Aristotle's Politics
Diary of an Underground Ronin
20 Oct, 04:23
"For whom Jupiter loves he chastises: and he scourges every son whom he receives.
Persevere under discipline. Jupiter deals with you as with his sons. For what son is there whom the father does not correct?"
— Seneca
Persevere under discipline. Jupiter deals with you as with his sons. For what son is there whom the father does not correct?"
— Seneca
Diary of an Underground Ronin
20 Oct, 01:32
"I hate this era. I loathe it. Everything is false, everything is distorted. There is no more respect, no more given word. Only money matters. We hear about crimes all day long. I know that I will leave this world without regrets.”
— Alain Delon
— Alain Delon
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