Path of Totality

Rediscovering Our Identity (2 of 2) “Jean Raspail seemed aware of his legacy. Shortly before his death, he explained to the New York Times: ‘People now buy The Camp of the Saints because they want to read the book written by the writer who saw what would happen before everybody else.’” Source: https://www.amren.com/features/2024/10/the-camp-of-the-saints-after-50-years/

Rediscovering Our Identity (1 of 2) “Raspail was pessimistic about the ability of Europe to turn back the clock on the Third World invasion. But he believed rediscovering our identity was the only way to do so: ‘There are only two ways to deal with immigrants. Either we accommodate them, and France — her culture, her civilization — will be eradicated without so much as a funeral. In my view, that is what is going to happen. Or else we do not accommodate them at all, which means we stop sanctifying the Other and rediscover our neighbors.’”

Adolf Hitler — An Autodidact An autodidact is someone who critically and willingly seeks out knowledge. Autodidacticism is by definition the informal, private, self-teaching process during which the self-educator gathers, processes, absorbs, and uses new knowledge. “I read a great deal then, and I thought deeply about what I read. All my free time after work was devoted exclusively to study. Thus within a few years I was able to acquire a stock of knowledge that I find useful even to this day. But even more than that: During those years a view of life and a definite worldview took shape in my mind. These became the granite foundation of my conduct at that time. Since then, I have extended that foundation only very little, and I have changed nothing in it.” — from Mein Kampf (1925) by Adolf Hitler (The Dual German-English translation of Dr. Thomas Dalton, 2017, Vol. 1, Chap. 2, pgs. 76-77)

Could Hitler bench press 225 lbs? Broke: Hitler didn’t lift Woke: He lifts my spirit Bespoke: He lifted a nation

I want the vanguard Cultural Marxist Kamala Harris hurled into political irrelevancy, into the crystal, where she and her ilk belong.

Ed Odyssey Confessional Today is Election Day, and this morning I will be voting for the President of the United States of America. I’m voting for Orange Man, Mein Trumpf. Third time’s a charm. People can call me an idiot if they like. People can say I’m compromised. Even people in our own community can call me a cuckservative bastard if they wish. I don’t care. Childhood wisdom: “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me.” I don’t want that Marxist bitch in the White House. She will do irreversible damage to our nation.

Transhumanism — More Human than Human (2 of 2) “In worshipping themselves, however, the transhuman priests yet worship a god. It is their destructive urge, the Demiurge. This primordial cipher mistook its distortions of supreme creation as creation itself, and so it is with the transhuman. Break the mirror, distort the image, and declare divine inspiration: this is the demiurgical method.” — from Myth and Sun by Martin Friedrich, 2022, Clemens & Blair Edition, p. 109 Featured movie clip is from Bladerunner (1982)

Transhumanism (1 of 2) “Transhumanism will be presented to us as the Holy Grail, but in fact, it is the Poisoned Chalice.” — Eva Vlaardingerbroek “Their plans have been fixed since the Enlightenment, since man escaped his so-called nonage and left the old gods and traditions behind for good. Man became god in his mind; it was only his body that needed mending. The technocrats found meaning in the death of the old gods…, and the culmination of this godless meaning and oblivion was the [Nietzschean] great noon, wherein man became enslaved to the transhuman, the new god on earth.” — from Myth and Sun by Martin Friedrich, 2022, Clemens & Blair Edition, pgs. 58-59

Adolf Hitler’s Observation of America “I don't see much future for the Americans. In my view, it's a decayed country. And they have their racial problem, and the problem of social inequalities. Everything about the behaviour of American society reveals that it's half Judaised, and the other half negrified. How can one expect a State like that to hold together?” — from Hitler’s Table Talk, 1941-1944: His Private Conversations, 2000, Enigma Books Edition, translated by Norman Cameron and R.H. Stevens, p. 188

Popular Culture As Adversary “To be consequential means to work to better oneself. To live a life of consequence means to aid improvement rather than idleness. Idleness, by nature, is not improvement; popular culture, in its negligence and misguidedness, inculcates existential torpor by glamorizing it. Popular culture, therefore, by espousing work’s reverse, is not an agent of edification. Exploiting naivety, popular culture seeks to make a profit; often it succeeds. Popular culture is a hollow promise of change; it is hedonism; it is “love” gurgling in the wake of societal pressures. Popular culture is the definition of insignificance.” — from Myth and Sun, 2022, by Martin Friedrich, Clemens & Blair Edition, p. 30

Her inner Aryan is starting to come out. Keep going Meghan, you’re almost there.

Modus Operandi (2 of 2) Democrats/Liberals/The Left engage in politics like it’s a street fight. They also know they have to fight to win, but for them there are no rules.

Modus Operandi (1 of 2) Republicans/Conservatives/The Right engage in politics like it’s a boxing match. They know they have to fight to win, but there are rules.

The Hand That Opens “In Celestial Hyperborea the Divya exerted his magic actions by means of Signs realized with the fingers of his Hand. Even today the ultimate Initiates of the most ancient and powerful Warrior Order in the Universe also act with Signs traced with the fingers of the hand. The Hero, Vîra, can do nothing without the Hand; neither War nor Love.” — from Manu: For the Man to Come (1991) by Miguel Serrano, Wewelsburg Archives Edition, JdF 131, Epilogue, pgs. 312-313

March of the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler “In Hitler’s Germany everything was about race… If everyone achieved blood purity, they then would be equal, in a brotherhood of Aryans like in pre-history in Polar Hyperborea, like in the organization of the Männerbünde and the Court of King Arthur.” (p. 484) “This is about reining in involution, re-initiating the retrograde path towards the origin, to Hyperborea, to the Golden Age… The symbol is the Leftwards Swastika that goes against the movement of the Earth of Kali-Yuga, back to the God-Men, to the purity of the Hyperborean Race. And that, step-by-step, climbing stairway after stairway.” (p. 215) — from Adolf Hitler: The Ultimate Avatar (1984) by Miguel Serrano, Wewelsburg Archives Edition, JdF 131, Vol. II

March of the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler “In Hitler’s Germany everything was about race… If everyone achieved blood purity, they then would be equal, in a brotherhood of Aryans like in pre-history in Polar Hyperborea, like in the organization of the Männerbünde and the Court of King Arthur.” (p. 484) “This is about reining in involution, re-initiating the retrograde path towards the origin, to Hyperborea, to the Golden Age… The symbol is the Leftwards Swastika that goes against the movement of the Earth of Kali-Yuga, back to the God-Men, to the purity of the Hyperborean Race. And that, step-by-step, climbing stairway after stairway.” (p. 215) — from Adolf Hitler: The Ultimate Avatar (1984) by Miguel Serrano, Wewelsburg Archives Edition, JdF 131, Vol. II

Transcendence (3 of 3) From Kant down to the later Schelling, and down to Husserl and Heidegger after him, it is insisted that human subjectivity, as that to which nature is present, cannot become present as yet another object within nature. Human subjectivity ‘stands apart’ or exhibits what phenomenology calls ‘transcendence.’” — from the essay Heidegger, Schelling, and the Reality of Evil: Part 7 by Colin Clearly Source: https://counter-currents.com/2024/10/heidegger-schelling-and-the-reality-of-evil-part-7/

Transcendence (3 of 3) From Kant down to the later Schelling, and down to Husserl and Heidegger after him, it is insisted that human subjectivity, as that to which nature is present, cannot become present as yet another object within nature. Human subjectivity ‘stands apart’ or exhibits what phenomenology calls ‘transcendence.’” — from the essay Heidegger, Schelling, and the Reality of Evil: Part 7 by Colin Clearly Source: https://counter-currents.com/2024/10/heidegger-schelling-and-the-reality-of-evil-part-7/

Transcendence (2 of 3) Here Schelling articulates the familiar German idealist conception of human subjectivity as something that transcends nature.