Revolt Against the Modern World- Episode 4: Polar Symbolism; the Lord of Peace and Justice

In this episode in our series on Julius Evola's "Revolt Against the Modern World", we cover Chapter 3: Polar Symbolism; the Lord of Peace and Justice. This chapter expands upon the ideas in the previous chapter, this time exploring the polar nature of the king and how the concepts of justice and peace are an integral part of kingship.

See below for supplemental links and info.

Episode 3: https://www.bitchute.com/video/0k8Dg4B6K7M/

Those interested in the etymological origins of the word for king as referenced in this video may find this article useful: https://starkeycomics.com/2019/04/23/dizzying-doublets/

For a further discussion on what it means to be a leader in the modern age, I highly recommend this video: https://youtu.be/Y4daX2lhghA

Recommended reading: http://www.balderexlibris.com/index.php?post/Godwin-Joscelyn-Arktos-The-Polar-Myth

If you are seriously interested in undertaking a meditation practice and developing your ascetic side, I recommend that you consider a 10-day Vipassana retreat, which is free and available in many countries all over the world. Visit https://www.dhamma.org to find your closest centre. While this is Buddhist meditation, it is secular and appropriate regardless of your spiritual beliefs and the course is taught exactly the same way all around the world.

LYRICS to the opening song, "Lord of Justice":

His sceptre and staff in hand
His eye moving ‘cross the land
He is the centre of life
The spinner of the wheel
The prophets have come to feel
That He will return again

The wheel of Dharma turns through his life,
he is the bridge to transcendent heights
He holds the centre with infinite reach
He is the King of Justice and Peace
He fills the empire with vision and sight
He is the Lord of Justice and Light
He fills the empire with vision and sight
He is the Lord of Justice and Light
And light