Category: Cultural Reflections

  • Influence of Tsarist and Nazi Propaganda Tactics on Modern Normalization of Racism

    Influence of Tsarist and Nazi Propaganda Tactics on Modern Normalization of Racism

    The interesting pattern in the proliferation of political and religious conspiracies in the twentieth to twenty-first century is that many of their sources are rooted in Nazi era propaganda and older anti-Jew tactics. Many of these tactics and conspiracies emerge particularly in that era of pamphleteers and the technological advancements in the twentieth-century of the…

  • The “Racial Karma” of the White Conquerors

    The “Racial Karma” of the White Conquerors

    Helena Blavatsky and her teachers (defending India’s civilization and history) wrote about the “racial karma” of “the White conquerors” (after the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire), i.e., colonialism, and her teachers explained that “civilization is an inheritance.” There were very important things stated in the letter with that statement. Sometimes, it was stated that no degree of patriotism or nationalism can stem the tide of…

  • Kalergi’s Vision of Europe and the Conspiracy against Him

    Kalergi’s Vision of Europe and the Conspiracy against Him

    INTRODUCTION TO THE KALERGI CONSPIRACY The Kalergi conspiracy has its roots in 1930s German National Socialist vilification of Kalergi for his pro-unity, anti-war views, and directly in the propaganda of Joseph Goebbels. Goebbels portrayed Kalergi’s vision of European federation as a Eurasian-Negroid dystopia ruled by Jews. Austrian Holocaust denier Gerd Honsik revived it and reformulated…

  • Lovers of the Ancients, or Christian Dogmatic claims to Truth

    Lovers of the Ancients, or Christian Dogmatic claims to Truth

    We are who we are, because we are “lovers of the ancients.” I would not be writing without my influences from Greek, Indian and Islamic Philosophy; and Blavatsky, Suhrawardi and Henry Corbin. I traced the styles of Blavatsky’s references, going to sources of doctrines in the Chaldean Oracles and the works of the eclectic orientalist…

  • My Soulful Love for Music, and why I’m Against Music Elitism

    My Soulful Love for Music, and why I’m Against Music Elitism

    My first introduction to Classical Music came from developing interests through the annals of Black Music, and not in distinct contrast (or opposition) to it. This perspective is very different from the perspective of, for example a White music elitist. I am generally opposed to unrealistic elitist-racialist opinions about music genres fixated in this seeming…

  • From Jerusalem to Philadelphia!

    From Jerusalem to Philadelphia!

    Stephen Miller’s recent speech, American Conservative tradition and Trumpism. I say that Republicanism is not about the supremacy of Conservatism or Liberalism, though it is the root of the American order. I also claim that Theosophy, eclecticism, Freemasonry and the history of occultists and esoteric Philosophy is a missing key to understanding these roots, which…

  • What should be the role of Black people in this time of political despair?

    What should be the role of Black people in this time of political despair?

    Just because the world puts empathy for Black people at the bottom of the rung, does not mean we ought to expect the world to put empathy for us at the middle-point or highest rung. No doubt, empathy everywhere by everyone is needed. Just because empathy for Black people is at the bottom of the…

  • Racism, Freemasonry and fighting degeneration of American Politics

    Racism, Freemasonry and fighting degeneration of American Politics

    A situation I have absolutely no patience for is the condition esotericists everywhere find themselves in. What has been the main obstacle to simple propagation of Theosophy, without any elaborate spiritual explanation? This is gossip, instigation, inner conflict, mass paranoia (an intrinsic feature to American politics), pre-established religious conditioning, hoaxes and the flaws of human…

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

    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…

  • The myths of men and the leaders he chooses

    The myths of men and the leaders he chooses

    Men are not in any general sense, a (nor a more) rational being. And the great mass of men derive pleasure in following other men and in following in general. Men, historically do not choose their destiny well and that of others. He chooses very often leaders that dull and numb him, and kill out…

  • The Psychology of “Gay Agenda” Conspiracy among Black People

    The Psychology of “Gay Agenda” Conspiracy among Black People

    I am not familiar with Dr. T. Hasan Johnson, Ph.D., an Associate Professor of Africana Studies in this video, but he has an incredible resume and credentials. I am wary of other Black scholars, or ideologues, that propagate homophobic conspiratorial notions and outlooks like the “Gay Agenda,” because I have to hear similar nonsense from…

  • Sarat Chandra Das the Bengali Spy, Sengchen Tulku and the Maha-Chohan Connection

    Sarat Chandra Das the Bengali Spy, Sengchen Tulku and the Maha-Chohan Connection

    Kazi Dawa Samdup (1868-1922) pioneered the introductions of Tibetan Buddhism to Europe and America and was one of the earliest translators of Tibetan Buddhist texts into the English language. One of these Tibetan Buddhist texts was the “Book of the Dead” with Dr. W.Y. Evans-Wentz. Kazi Dawa Samdup said of Helena P. Blavatsky’s writings, that…