“For some time, a good part of Western humanity has considered it a natural thing for existence to lack any real meaning, and for it to not be ordered by any higher principle, arranging their lives in the most bearable and least disagreeable way they can. Of course this has its counterpart and inevitable consequence in an inner life that is more and more reduced, formless, feeble, and elusive, and in a growing dissolution of any uprightness and character”

-Julius Evola

Categories: Life in the West, Quotation