Anarcho-Traditionalist
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Let's give our hearts to King Anarch. He will purge the Hexagon of its impostors with a machine gun.
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Repost from Revolt Against The Modern World
“The family is essentially a protective force, and not least against the claims of the state. It is an area of private custom, as opposed to public law. It is an alternative to the state as a focus of loyalty, and thus a humanizing force in society. Unlike the state, it upholds non-material values, makes them paramount, indeed. It repudiates the exclusive claims of realpolitik. The family, in fact, is a gentle ideology in itself, because it is inconcievable without a system of morality based on altruism. The family embraces tradition rather than fashionable dogma. It upholds a balance of rights and responsibilities, and not merely within generations: it insists on respect for the past, and concern for the future.”
~Paul Johnson
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S. Manaresi has repeatedly claimed that, among sports, mountain climbing offers the most accessible path to a union of body and spirit. The enormity, silence, and majesty of the great mountains naturally incline the soul toward what is greater than the human, drawing better men to a point where the physical act of climbing—with all the courage, self-mastery, and mental lucidity it demands—and an inner spiritual realization become inseparable and complementary aspects of the same experience.— Julius Evola, Meditations on the Peaks.
"It is not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves."— Sir Edmund Hillary @europeaction
Repost from Revolt Against The Modern World
"By destroying traditional social habits of the people, by dissolving their natural collective consciousness into individual constituents, by licensing the opinions of the most foolish, by substituting instruction for education, by encouraging cleverness rather than wisdom, the upstart rather than the qualified, by fostering a notion of getting on to which the alternative is hopeless apathy, Liberalism can prepare the way for that which is its own negation: the artificial, mechanized or brutalized control which is a desperate remedy for its chaos."
~T.S. Eliot
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The Agoge of the Wild:
The Survival Ordeal That Forged a King
In the heart of the Hellenic world, a sacred rite of passage awaited the sons of warriors, a trial by wilderness, designed to incinerate the boy and give form to the man. Sent beyond the city with only a knife and a cloak, the youth entered the domain of wind, rock, and beast. Fear gripped him but he mastered it through breath, verse, and prayer to Apollo and Athena.
With disciplined focus, he kindled fire by bow drill, knapped a blade, stalked game under Artemis’s gaze, and sheltered against the elements. When the wolf came, it was met not with panic, but the cold clarity of the hunt, a swift, final confrontation.
He returned gaunt but unbroken, the wolf’s hide his proof: he had faced nature’s law, imposed his will and earned the right to command.
🏛 Δόξα τοῖς Θεοῖς 🏛
Repost from The Nopestead
“Aspire to live a quiet life, to mind your own affairs, and to work with your hands.”
The burden of true independence, managing resources, defending one's homestead, and upholding moral codes without compulsion fosters a profound anti-authoritarianism.
Why submit to a distant government when tradition provides all the guidance needed? Anarchy emerges organically as communities form alliances based on mutual respect, not force, echoing the pre-modern tribal orders Evola idealized. Left-wing ideas, with their emphasis on collective ownership and social engineering, are antithetical here. They merely exist to amplify tyranny and promote a stagnant, dependent people with zero survival skills. Anarcho-Traditionalism liberates through rooted self-mastery.
Repost from Folk and Faith
For many, many years uncounted,
Our ancestors essentially did this very same thing.
No one needed to tell them to do it,
It just came naturally.
For those of us who have carefully ensured
That our people continue to exist as they always have,
We are the same people as our ancestors.
And so this natural urge has remained with us,
And it is just as healthy now
As it was back then.
But the fire of that tradition is slowly burning out
As time moves on,
And yet it remains within us.
Feed the embers of that dying fire;
Give that fire new life.
Get yourself a small piece of land,
Raise animals.
Grow food.
Marry someone like yourself,
And have many children
Like yourself.
Honor the true gods of your ancestors,
Because in many ways
They are your ancestors.
And like estranged family members
Even if they are estranged,
They can never not be your family.
Blessings to all! 🍺😇🙏
Repost from Exiles of the Golden Age
More than ever, it is vital to distinguish authentic perennial wisdom—largely buried in our age—from the trendy “New Age” paganism that has dominated popular culture since the 1960s.
This latter current owes less to any genuine tradition than to the pseudo-esoteric societies of the 19th century—Madame Blavatsky’s Theosophy and Rudolf Steiner’s Anthroposophy. They tore fragments from ancient systems, stitched them into a patchwork, and draped the result like a skin-suit over the same old slave morality of modernity and its myth of progress. What they awaken is not true initiation, but a counter-traditional spirituality without any legitimate chain of transmission.
Beware the modern priestesses of this counterfeit—figures like Teal Swan—who cloak themselves in the language of astrology and hermeticism, only to lead seekers into the chthonic, matriarchal snare of things like “universal Christ consciousness.”
Julius Evola, among the clearest commentators on such distortions, diagnosed their essence: they exalt passivity, trance, mediumship, and possession over disciplined and sovereign mastery; they are driven by humanitarianism and universalist ethics detached from any higher hierarchy; they mistake the psychic and the subtle for the truly spiritual; and they vulgarize the mysteries into commodities for mass consumption.
So what is Tradition? If you don’t have the time to work through Julius Evola’s Revolt Against the Modern World, we’ve distilled the essence into a clear, concise summary complete with visuals. Enjoy.
Repost from Anarcho-Traditionalist
"For women: In your autumn years, having a successful career behind you will be nothing compared to having a large family, with grandchildren and everything else that comes with it.
This is also the best and most natural method for ensuring your retirement benefits — a few decades from now, your children and grandchildren will be far more inclined to take care of you than the rapidly crumbling European welfare states will.
Besides, passing your genes on is a far worthier goal in life than slaving for some multinational corporation, which will forget all about you the second you retire."
~ Daniel Friberg
Repost from Revolt Against The Modern World
“Since the fall, not merely of the hierarchic nature of society, but of almost all traditional forms, the consciously conservative man stands as it were in a vacuum. He stands alone in a world which, in its all opaque enslavement, boasts of being free, and, in all its crushing uniformity, boasts of being rich. It is screamed in his ears that humanity is continually developing upwards, that human nature, after developing for so and so many millions of years, has now undergone a decisive mutation, which will lead to its final victory over matter. The consciously conservative man stands alone amongst manifest drunks, is alone awake amongst sleep-walkers who take their dream for reality. From understanding and experience he knows that man, with all his passion for novelty, has remained fundamentally the same, for good or ill; the fundamental questions in human life have always remained the same; the answers to them have always been known..."
~Titus Burckhardt
Repost from Zentropa
“The capitalist oligarchy is indifferent to the fate of national communities. Its goal is to satisfy an insatiable will to power through the economic domination of the world. Mankind and its civilisations are sacrificed for its purely materialistic designs…”
Dominique Venner
"Farmers hold a strongly Anarchist mentality and a mentality, I wouldn't say exactly Fascist but rather conservative and, to put it vaguely, Traditionalist.
Farmers got as close as possible to true Anarchism for many reasons. Firstly because they are as close as possible to being self-sufficient in terms of food. Most farmers are also hunters so they are armed and ready to defend a village.
They developed local economy and mutual aid. Everything that city-based left-wing guys dream of doing, racist peasants did!
They hate that the authorities come check on their businesses, like true Anarchists. But at the same time farmers are strongly Nationalist, they have a very strong bond with their lands, and they greatly value the idea of private property.
It is known that north and northwest of France are extremely conservative regions, but they also have a strong tradition of rebellion against taxes, against mandatory school, against mandatory conscription etc.
True Anarchist positions."
~ Ludovic Faure
"Anarchy is not a social form, but a method of individuation.
No society will concede to me more than a limited freedom and a well-being that it grants to each of its members. But I am not content with this and want more. I want all that I have the power to conquer. Every society seeks to confine me to the august limits of the permitted and the prohibited. But I do not acknowledge these limits, for nothing is forbidden and all is permitted to those who have the force and the valor.
Consequently, anarchy, which is the natural liberty of the individual freed from the odious yoke of spiritual and material rulers, is not the construction of a new and suffocating society.
It is a decisive fight against all societies-christian, democratic, socialist, communist, etc.
Anarchism is the eternal struggle of a small minority of aristocratic outsiders against all societies which follow one another on the stage of history."
~ Renzo Novatore
Repost from The Nopestead
“Once upon a time, all children were homeschooled. They were not sent away from home each day to a place just for children but lived, learned, worked, and played in the real world, alongside adults and other children of all ages.”
"Let the state be absent, if it is to be an obstacle or distort the national soul.
If the state distresses the nation, it must necessarily either change its form or perish.
The state that hinders the physiology of the nation is unnecessary and harmful."
~ Ion Dragoumis
230 years since the end of the war in the Vendée.
Hail to those brave men who fought and died to protect their way of life against the "progress" of the French revolution.
"Pour Dieu et le Roi!"
Repost from Revolt Against The Modern World
"Technique has penetrated the deepest recesses of the human being. The machine tends not only to create a new human environment, but also to modify man's very essence. The milieu in which he lives is no longer his. He must adapt himself, as though the world were new, to a universe for which he was not created. He was made to go six kilometers an hour, and he goes a thousand. He was made to eat when he was hungry and to sleep when he was sleepy; instead, he obeys a clock. He was made to have contact with living things, and he lives in a world of stone. He was created with a certain essential unity, and he is fragmented by all the forces of the modern world."
~Jacques Ellul
