Book Reviews Category

The Metaverse of Consciousness by Shelli Renée Joye

I have had the pleasure of reading The Metaverse of Consciousness – Mapping the Multiple Dimensions of Reality by Shelli Renée Joye. As the title suggests, the author discusses the vast and intriguing topic of consciousness and the fabric of reality itself. The book combines science and religion in a compelling way – it is […]

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Samurai of the West by Dominique Venner

I have had the pleasure of reading Samurai of the West by the eminent Dominique Venner. I first encountered the teachings of Venner around ten years ago upon reading The Shock of History. Then, like now, his writings resonated deeply with me. Just as The Shock of History, Samurai of the West contains many beautiful […]

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Fascism Viewed From the Right by Julius Evola

I have read Fascism Viewed From the Right by Julius Evola. As I have noted before, I prefer the good baron’s esoterico-magical writings, but his socio-political ones are also worth reading for a connoisseur such as myself! The book is quite concise (121 pages), and many of the insights presented are found in his other […]

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Holy Europe by Aki Cederberg

I have had the pleasure of reading Holy Europe by Aki Cederberg. I will straight away say that it is a great book, and I encourage you to read it. It is one of those books that it felt as well as read. Just as his first book, Journeys in the Kali Yuga (review), it […]

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