if this struck a cord with you, please refer to: rene guenon: > crisis of the modern world > the reign of quantity and signs of the times > man and his becoming according to the vedanta ananda coomaraswamy: > time and eternity > the transformation of nature into art > the dance of siva > alternatively, "the essential ananda coomswarmy" frithjof schuon > the transcendent unity of religions > logic and transcendence > the fullness of god alexandre saint-yves d'alveydre > mission of the jews > l'archomtre > the kingdom of agartha these are merely starting points, but you will stand on your own feet. you will have a sense of intuition and understand, you will be dissociated from the world of fleeting social forms, and you will be able to trust your instincts in a way you never had before. what's left is to pursue truth in whatever way corresponds to your inner nature. learn an ancient language, like ancient greek; it will transform your very perspective of the world, and allow you to interact with the past in a profound way in your sutdies. i will not recommend julius evola for the simple reason that it will only serve to confuse you coming from a "far-right" perspective. unless you have a foundational knowledge of these traditionalist principles or nondualism in general, you should not read evola, or you will totally distort his true intentions.
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