Sandor, please sir, I think there is a great deal you could teach us about traditionalism, but IMHO your Socratic method is going over our heads. I've been reading Revolt Against the Modern World for a year now; aside from my University studies in physics, it's one of the most difficult works I've ever read. I pick it up once a week and read two pages, then stop and try to assimilate what Julius Evola was communicating. Are there any other works other than Revolt that you would recommend as essential? I've only read a few of Guenon's short essays.
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