"The Germans preached the doctrine of cosmopolitanism before the war, but they now advocate nationalism...

If we can revive our nationalist spirit and develop it, there is no doubt that our nation will live long and that no foreign political and economic forces, however strong, will be able to harm us. God loves our people because He has permitted us to live for so many thousands of years. It will be our own fault and our sin if we abuse ourselves in such a way that we have to perish. Since God has permitted us to live so long, we believe He has laid on us some great responsibility, and we must become worthy of the task; otherwise we shall be working against the will of God. God wants us to be progressive; and the Powers who are hindering our progress are responsible for hindering the progress of mankind."

President of Nationalist China, Dr. Sun Yat-sen, 1924

"According to the old moral system, the most important virtues are: first, filial piety (hsiao) and loyalty (chung); next, humanity (Jen) and love (ai); thirdly, sincerity (hsin) and righteousness (yi); and lastly, love of peace (ho p'ing). While many of our people still emphasize these virtues, the "new culturists" who are influenced by foreign moral teachings are trying to overthrow our old moral system and adopt a new code of morality.

This is very unfortunate for it has caused a moral disorganization of the nation so that at the present time the rank and file of the country are altogether confused as to which moral code they should follow. As a result, neither the new morality nor the old morality is effective, and now the nation is plunged into a disgraceful condition of anarchism and chaos. We ought to preserve the old moral values that are good and at the same time reform harmful traditions."

President of Nationalist China, Dr. Sun Yat-sen, 1924

Mycenaean bronze dagger with agate hilt and inlaid gold, 14th C. BC

Three models of the creation and maintenance of dogma within an orthodoxy structure.

The connection of mysticism and consciousness; it is esoteric metaphor about our true subjective experience

“The most brilliant qualities become useless when they are not sustained by force of character.”

~Louis-Philippe I, King of France

“Courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at the testing point.”

~C.S. Lewis

If you haven't already, watch Asha Logos' Subverted History series on YouTube or another platform. His production is impeccable and his wealth of knowledge is illuminating. The history of our people goes much deeper than a being a mix of related tribes. We were one race led by an unbroken royal lineage back to the genesis of "Indo-European" culture which, according to its own most ancient accounts, itself stems from the far more ancient Atlanteans and Hyperboreans. Our genetic and cultural lineage is shared, in varying degrees, in peoples all across the globe that met our ancestors in war and peace.

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Delphic Maxims, pt. 5

104. Πρᾶττε συντόμως Act without hesitation
105. Φιλίαν φύλαττε Guard friendship
106. Εὐγνώμων γίνου Be grateful
107. Ὁμόνοιαν δίωκε Pursue harmony
108. Ἄρρητον κρύπτε Keep secret what should be secret
109. Τὸ κρατοῦν φοβοῦ Fear what rules
110. Τὸ συμφέρον θηρῶ Pursue what is profitable
111. Καιρὸν προσδέχου Accept due measure
112. Ἔχθρας διάλυε Dissolve enmities
113. Γῆρας προσδέχου Accept old age
114. Ἐπὶ ῥώμῃ μὴ καυχῶ Do not boast about power
115. Εὐφημίαν ἄσκει Exercise (religious) silence
116. Ἀπέχθειαν φεῦγε Shun hatred
117. Πλούτει δικαίως Acquire wealth justly
118. Δόξαν μὴ λεῖπε Do not abandon honour
119. Κακίαν μίσει Despise evil
120. Κινδύνευε φρονίμως Take sensible risks
121. Μανθάνων μὴ κάμνε
Never tire of learning
122. Φειδόμενος μὴ λεῖπε Never cease being thrifty
123. Χρησμοὺς θαύμαζε Admire oracles
124. Οὓς τρέφεις, ἀγάπα Love those whom you rear
125. Ἀπόντι μὴ μάχου Don't fight an absent foe
126. Πρεσβύτερον αἰδοῦ Respect the old
127. Νεώτερον δίδασκε Instruct the young