Evola’s Vertical Fire in the Age of Collapse
He lives through will and word. The summit remembers.
On May 19, 1898, Julius Evola entered this world like a sword falling through mist: straight, sudden, without apology. His figure rose against the grain of a collapsing age, untouched by its softness, unseduced by its illusions. While others drifted, he stood his ground. While voices pleaded for comfort, his silence cleared paths through memory and ash. His life became a monolith to transcendence, formed through will, raised through sacrifice. Each act aligned with forces higher than history. He summoned the ancient law without asking, without lowering his gaze. He chose the summit, stepped into the fire, and called others to do the same. Through him, presence gained weight again. No smile, no compromise, only the form of the eternal expressed in flesh.
Tradition moved through his work like blood through veins crafted by gods. It sang in race shaped by spirit, refined through generations of order and duty. Evola spoke of sex as more than desire, as alignment of polar forces charged with ascent. He reached through symbols, through stars, through silence between chants. His books held the force of temples. His words refused decay. They demanded action crafted in stillness. In his world, structure replaced emotion, rhythm replaced chaos. Every truth he revealed struck like a banner planted in scorched ground. Each gesture, a return to the sacred. Through him, the cosmos regained coherence. Through him, the warrior soul found direction.
This day marks his arrival. His force continues in those who carry themselves with pride, who form themselves against the shapeless current. Arktos keeps his flame alive: sharp, sovereign, unchanged. His presence does not recede. It expands wherever form is chosen over fog. Through ruins and ritual, through struggle and ascent, his figure moves ahead of us, never behind. When the world dissolves into fragments, his path remains intact. To walk that path is to remember what others forget. To rise through fire is to hear his voice. Evola remains. The summit awaits.
Evola: how to pass off a bunch of incoherent nonsense as transcendent truths
You mention "sacrifice". There is no such thing in Evola.
I think you presented him very highly. He did not think of himself that way. He also did not consider himself a writer. The truth is that Evola was a marginal figure all his career. Very good marginal figure.
He thought at the end of his career that he did what he had to do, but he had many failures. His supra-fascists ideas were a total failure.
Yes, Arktos published his books, but what else did it do, except publishing his essays or similar? Did Arktos ever wrote something about his racial doctrine, metaphysics of sex or ride the tiger? These are scary and super black pill topics. Not good for business I guess.