Thus, the Nietzschean doctrine of eternal return was strongly influenced by Christian concepts of eternal life. Same song, different tune! Like the Freemasons, and despite the anti-clericalism that Nietzsche shared with them, none of them was free of the malware that our parents installed in our souls. With his Zarathustra, Nietzsche himself thus became a neotheologian, and the same could be said of the much more recent New Age, and even of secular neochristianities as I have so often exposed on my website. There is always a neotheological tail that drags even the most radical racialist into the abyss, as Balrog’s whip of fire dragged Gandalf into the bowels of the earth. Our mission is to cleanse these last vestiges of Christian programming, however recondite they may be hidden in the Aryan collective unconscious: something that can be done by fulfilling the commandment of the Delphic oracle, to know thyself (which is why I have written introspective autobiography).
—Crusade against the Cross:
The tragic life of Nietzsche, page 52.
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There is something I think I should say about Gandalf falling into the abyss in the first book of The Lord of the Rings.
Although George R.R. Martin is a repulsive man in terms of his anti-Nazism, as a great fan of LOTR, he realised as a child that it had been a big mistake that Tolkien resurrected Gandalf in his second volume (the boy Martin read the trilogy without knowing what was to come): that this turn disappointed him a lot, he confesses, and that motivated him not to fall into that mistake with his Song of Ice and Fire, inspired by LOTR but where Ned Stark really dies, without subsequent resuscitations.
I mention this because as I said in the previous entry, ‘Ogre’, a large part of the evil that afflicts the West is believing that life is mere drama, instead of recognising that sometimes life presents us with problems that we cannot solve, and the story ends in true tragedy (we can even see it not only in the ancient Greeks but in Hamlet).
To the extent that we recognise that neotheology sometimes swallows the good guy (the contemporary racialist) into the bowels of the earth, where he has been incinerated by lava and won’t be resurrected, it will be easier to develop a new approach in pursuit of the 14 words that transcends the white nationalism in vogue today.
It is important not to expect children’s stories like LOTR. Sometimes the hero is killed and evil really triumphs (like Ned Stark in Martin’s fiction; Siegfried in Wagner’s Tetralogy, or Hitler in real life).
Yes, we should not give for granted that we will succeed, or for magical solutions.
The process of infantilization of the population has been a long process, I believe. Thus why only Tolkien’s LOTR series for kids was able to succeed when his more mature and darker works didn’t.
This are reality checks that are so important to keep oneself focused on what truly matters.
Although a Jewish work, in the film: Chinatown (1974) evil completely triumphs. I was shocked when I first saw it. However, sometimes the bad guys win.
But I am not referring so much to films like that one by the Jew Polanski, but to the Greek tragedy or Hamlet that contain good messages for the mental health of the Aryan, even though the plot ends in tragedy.