The American Minervan seeks to revive and develop the lost civic revolutionary philosophy and tradition of American Republicanism. The origins of Republicanism are intimately tied to the lineage, history, and philosophy of ancient eclectic theosophies. A revival of Republicanism within American life, politics and culture is the best strategy to save, enhance and fortify democratic practices. It demands a dedication to wisdom, discipline, principles and morals the United States government claim as its heritage but fails to live up to. It is up to you to ensure it does, and aid in lifting up the People.
Reviving the Classical Roots of American Republicanism and Eclectic Theosophy
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This is My Stance on Death of George Floyd and Police Brutality, NFL, Conservatives on the Protests
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2–3 minutesThe American Right and far-right across social media appear to all be in perfect agreement with one another about the protests and this entire crisis. Firstly, it is a lie of Conservatives, that George Floyd is seen as a martyr by the Black community. So far as for his family,… Read More ⇢
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Jiddu Krishnamurti: “There Is Only One Revolution!”
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1–2 minutes“We want to escape. . .because man has lived like this for thousands and thousands of years, with sorrow, confusion, and great misery and mischief. And without changing all that, completely, radically. . .mere outward revolution. . .changing a particular system for another system does not solve this aching agony.… Read More ⇢
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Helena Blavatsky Critique of the French Revolution of 1789, Material Progress and the Rich
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3–5 minutesIn an excerpt from this Parisian paper, Le Lotus (Paris, Vol. I, No. 6, Sep 1887), Helena P. Blavatsky speaks about the falsity of fraternity in the French Revolution of 1789, rails against material (industrial) developments, and the conditions of the poor. The poor and child factory workers labor and… Read More ⇢
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Bhagavan Das on the Evils Of Nationalism
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5–8 minutesLiberals used to be nationalists too, but these nationalists were also cosmopolitans, internationalists, patriotic, lovers of antiquity, who romanticized the Golden Ages of ancient civilizations. In our day, liberals have conceded to give these qualities alone to their adversaries, who exploit by perpetually putting into question their love for their… Read More ⇢
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James J. Sack on Right-Wing Hatred of Dissenters in the 18th century
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3–4 minutesThe European Right in the Era of Republicanism The attitudes and thinking-patterns of intellectuals on the political Right in the eighteenth and nineteenth-century remain as they are in today’s American Right. From Jacobite to Conservative: Reaction and Orthodoxy in Britain In James J. Sack’s From Jacobite to Conservative, speaking of… Read More ⇢
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Madhava Ashish: Contribution of Blavatsky to World Thought
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2–3 minutes“The world’s many religious teachings are human attempts to express mankind’s half defined ideas about himself and the world he lives in. As we become richer in our wealth of concepts and more knowledgeable about our environment, we find it necessary from time to time to reformulate our religious ideas.… Read More ⇢
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To give you fire for strategizing the revolution and producing the armament of ideas for citizens to arm their minds to preserve, shield and aid the Republic.
Adventure through revolution, narrative, symbolism, mythology and philosophy learning the interconnected origins and lineage of Republicanism, Ancient Democracy, the Presocratics, Stoicism, Eclecticism and Theosophy. Bravely dive into the origins of the historical Bavarian Illuminati, the Italian Risorgimento, Gentilian Actualism and Italian Fascism. Let us journey, learn, teach and create new spiritual attitudes, style and dynamic ways of life and practice. This is where we diverge from modern American materialist life and political habits, to choose the quickening fire of revolution.
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