I read Metaphysics of War, but I can't say that I was terribly intrigued. What am I missing? Why is Evola practically worshiped by some on this board?
Red pill me on Evola
Colton Brown
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Matthew Peterson
>be so right winged that hitler and mussolini himself have him on a watch list
>makes leftists seethe
>would wonder around during air raids to contemplate his fate
>discussed the ancient civilizations of thule and atlantis
>not a screeching race obsessed autist
Samuel Rodriguez
Greasy dago wop whose books aren't worth the paper they're printed on. The fact that he was an eyetie should be warning enough, stick to the classic British thinkers.
Leo Young
>would wonder around during air raids to contemplate his fate
Grayson Hall
evolva? seems like kind of an obscure game, I mean it was fun, but it was weird that you had a team of 4 evolving guys
Gabriel Johnson
Name sounds like ebola, not interested. That phenotype is not one I'd trust at face value.
Angel Green
>pretends to write on the hermetic tradition
>never actually wrote on the hermetic tradition
>other dumb shit
>wonders why no philosopher ever took him seriously
>butt mad about it
yeah no thanks
Christopher Hughes
He conveys perennial wisdom. If you're of noble soul, reading his works you will inherently know he is right, and you will hardly find this knowledge as concise anywhere else.
Jaxon King
Why would you not start with Revolt Against the Modern World?
Aiden Barnes
Doesn't he have a whole book on hermeticism?
Asher Ortiz
well like i said, thats what he would have you believe. It has little to nothing to do with it however
Parker Ramirez
Brandon Phillips
JUST UPDATE IT FOR CLOWN WORLD
RIDE THE TIGER
Asher Wright
This user intrigued me
Leo Ross
The question is more of a /lit/ one. If you want a proper introduction to him I'd say the foreword by Hansen in Men Among the Ruins is descriptive. Metaphysics of War is more like an afterthought, where the last chapter is the only really interesting one. The rest is superflous, you should really start by reading Rivolta, but there are "guides" on how to read him. Metaphysics of War would be one of the last ones. What is the redpill? I have no fucking idea how to sum it up in less than a full essay, but once you start grasping his ideas on transcendance you won't look for redpills on the internet but look into ancient manuscripts and do some wild /x/ posting. Dude thought the SS and Mussolini were cucks. Make of that what you will.
Jace Phillips
nigger fuck of with that pussy shit. just read the emerald tablet straight
Brandon Gonzalez
Nah fuck you WASP! WOP/Spic gang!
David Parker
FOLLOW THIS CHART FOR MAXIMUM EVOLAPILL
Michael Bailey
YOU CAN SEE HIS STRIPES BUT YOU KNOW HE'S CLEAN
Eli Bennett
Thanks for the detailed response, user. By Rivolta do you mean Revolt Against the Modern World?
Aiden Martinez
start here
Julius Evola - Orientations: de.catbox.moe
Evan Howard
Sounds based one foot in their own land and the other Thule
Does it not I have one but haven’t really read it strange fud
Alexander Martin
Grayson Gray
Usually those who haven’t read him are his biggest fans