The Home of the Strong
Kurt Eggers

Author, poet and military officer Kurt Eggers was born on November 10, 1905, and killed in action on August 12, 1943. In The Home of the Strong, he analyzes Germanic-European history from a National Socialist perspective by conjuring up great heroes and thinkers to the mind's eye - strong men of action whose lives, deeds, and posthumous fame set a shining example for us. The book is a call to renewed action in the eternal struggle of our fight for the “home of the strong.”

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Essays on Political Doctrine
Julius Evola

This book brings together twenty-eight articles by Julius Evola published between 1930 and 1958. Devoted to a critique of modern nationalism, a redefinition of the idea of Empire, the question of a genuine "European right", and an analysis of the spiritual and structural conditions of European unity, the first articles in this collection are part of the major metapolitical orientations. In the second part, the reader will find a highly valuable article on the little-known National Socialist concept of the corporation, as well as texts reflecting the debates of Fascist intellectuals on an important point: the "trial of the bourgeoisie". Finally, in the third part Evola analyses, sometimes very critically, several aspects of National Socialism: its völkisch and particularist nationalism, its "revolutionary" and "anti-Roman" excesses, its links with the Reformation and the Enlightenment, and its conception of the State

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Adam the Red Man
R. A. Schwaller de Lubicz

Adam the Red Man, the most controversial work by renowned hermeticist and Egyptologist R. A. Schwaller de Lubicz, was first published in 1926. The book was intended mainly for his closest disciples, and de Lubicz later withdrew it from sale entirely, but today there are more people willing to understand its message. The work itself condenses part of the initiatory teaching de Lubicz shared with his disciples on the subject of mystical love and eroticism. Its purpose was not to achieve magical powers through sexuality, but to attain that spiritual love in which the fusion of two soul mates who came into existence from the same source of heavenly life, namely the “heavenly marriage of the Lamb,” is realized. As the author explains: "Man and woman, at the origin, are a single androgynous being. Their separation occurs with mental awakening, a consequence of the position of the ego or self in relation to the elements of nature."

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The Worker in the Thought of Ernst Jünger
Julius Evola

This essay presents and analyzes Jünger's main work from his early period, "Der Arbeiter," in which the echoes of his existential experiences as a highly decorated combatant were still alive, and which essentially addresses the problem of vision and the meaning of life in the modern age, and especially in the age of technology. For Junger, the worker is not a social class, and even less so the proletarian worker. He is a symbol.

In the 1950s, Evola tried unsuccessfully to have a translation of the book published; failing in his attempt, he decided to produce a long annotated paraphrase with updates necessary for the post-World War II period, in order to make it an autonomous and personal work. This new edition includes other of Evola's writings on Jünger published between 1943 and 1974, documenting the evolution of his point of view, and an extensive bibliography.

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Pipara
Guido von List

For the first time since its original publication in 1895, one of Guido von List's most important fictional works is now available in English. Set in the 3rd century amid the strife between a declining Rome and the ascendant Germanic tribes, Pipara tells the story of a Marcomanni princess who won the heart of a Roman emperor to become the first empress of Germanic blood, and so changed the course of history forever. This is book one of a two-part series.

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Galdr - Icelandic Rune Magic
Unknown

The two manunoscripts printed here were transcribed from earlier sources at the beginning of the 19th century, only 100 years after prosecutions for witchcraft had ceased in Iceland. Written around 1800, the first manunoscript in this book represents the largest collection of Icelandic magical staves in a single text, while the second manunoscript is dated ca. 1820 and shows the influence of contemporary European occultism. Included in the appendix is a large selection of magical runes and spells from various other Icelandic manunoscripts, with explanatory notes on their origins, development, and meaning.

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The Ur Group
Giuliano Kremmerz

Giuliano Kremmerz began at a very young age to study and practice the ancient hermetic wisdom of Izar (Pasquale de Servis), under whose guidance he soon became one of the leading figures in the occult sciences. After a mysterious period of more than five years in an unknown location, he returned to Italy with the intention to spread the doctrine of Hermeticism, publishing the magazine “The Secret World” in 1897. Kremmerz subsequently founded the “Therapeutic Brotherhood of Miriam," and became involved with the UR Group during his later years. He eventually came into conflict with other Hermeticists who misinterpreted his work as promoting occultism, and was forced to leave Italy to settle in France, where he would end his days.

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