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  • Dr. Ranier Zitelman: Was Hitler a Socialist? | Dad Saves America

    Dad Saves America sits down with historian and sociologist Dr. Ranier Zitelman (author of Hitler’s National Socialism). The interview begins by explaining the limitations in U.S. education about history. John Papola states, that “Hitler seems to be the only bad guy that our kids here in America are taught about from history. They don’t get taught…

  • Guenon, Theosophy and Perennialism: Decline of Guidance and Wisdom

    INTRODUCTION When I come across modern alternative spiritual teachers constructing new terminology, I am reminded that this has become customary in twentieth-century to present-day. The first generation of Theosophists were not constructing an extensive array of new terminology to baffle people. They were using terminology from schools, traditions and languages directly and then interpretating them…

  • Yevgeny Zamyatin on the Heretics of the World

    “The world is kept alive only by heretics: the heretic Christ, the heretic Copernicus, the heretic Tolstoy. Our symbol of faith is heresy.” —Yevgeny Zamyatin On Literature, Revolution, Entropy, and Other Matters

  • Memorial Service and Prayer Vigil for Charlie Kirk turn into Political Attacks and War Calls

    The Memorial Service and Prayer Vigil held for Conservative Charlie Kirk at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. is a sad imagery of a national political party at Death’s doors. It is too late for this Scrooge. The speeches, e.g., from Kari Lake are moronically vitriolic and an attack against American college education and professors…

  • Albert Pike’s Life, Education and Writings | Seminars of Manly P. Hall

    Manly P. Hall establishes a background about Albert Pike in this seminar. I strongly argue, that despite shortcomings, as possessed by many of his time, the history of Pike’s life is very important here to our history and is a lesson for us. It establishes Pike and his legacy as an exemplar of cross-cultural wisdom…

  • Preludes, Book 1, L. 117: X. The Sunken Cathedral | Claude Debussy, Erich Kunzel

    Believe that your potentiality is not at its end, That it has no end. Prepare a life towards renewal and hope. Rise up for the trials that still lie ahead. What wonders might you adorn?What shall your life be. . . .

  • The Complex Legacy of Albert Pike

    The life and writings of Albert Pike provide a lesson to those interested in the history and study of Esoteric Philosophy. This article briefly lays out some facts to consider in light of recent events to challenge both American racial conflicts and limitations and the Trump Administration’s appropriation of Albert Pike (The Unseen Danger of…

  • Charlie Kirk: Conservative leaves behind a Legacy of Racism

    Charlie Kirk, conservative activist and founder of right-wing youth organization Turning Point USA has died today after taking a shot to the neck at a Utah Valley University event on campus. Kirk spent his days peddling slanderous racist propaganda, perpetuating racism towards Muslims, skewering the undeniable facts about the Palestinian genocide broadcasted live to the…

  • Early Reflection on my Journey to Greece: Black Classicism, Childhood and American Identity

    I just returned abroad from my journey to the island of Hydra (Gr:  Ύδρα, romanized: Ýdra) and Athens in Greece back home to the state of Illinois and came back very happily engaged to my beautiful partner. It has been over two years since I went on a trip through a tour agency to Italy…

  • Fascist Limitations and crucial differences from Republicanism

    It is crucial to warn that you do not diverge into certain logic shared in Fascist Philosophy, or you have made a mistake and must circle back again very quickly. I urge, that you stay steady on the path of Republican Philosophy. However, for development of actual knowledge about Fascism, I have made an exact…

  • Interview of Man and Woman with Family who owned Slaves

    In the first interview with a man, he answers questions about how he personally viewed Black people in the United States, when Black people were slaves, and considered property. Black Interviewer: “What did you think we were, before you began to view us as human-beings?” White Man: “We thought of you almost as a very…

  • Igor Stravinsky: The “Firebird” Suite: VII. Finale (1919 Version) | Brussels Philharmonic