Solis Puer ☀️

The Sun as a manifestation of God is one of the world’s best-kept esoteric secrets among Catholics. St. Peter's Basilica is literally a sun temple.

The Greeks were superficial—out of profundity. They wore beauty like armor; their elegance masked a terrifying depth.

So cool. This feels like how the Renaissance would’ve started if they had Ethereum.

The crisis of our time is not politics or war. It is the loss of beautiful ideals

The flesh is not the contradiction of the spirit but the instrument of its expression.

YOUR BODY IS DIVINE.

The Forgotten Worldview of Our Ancestors youtu.be/OHarnRkDb0g?si…

To the man who knows how to shape his body, it becomes not a cage, but a weapon — a temple, a throne

Rilke writes that modern man can no longer die a dramatic death. Instead, he dies in a hospital room, like a bee inside a honeycomb cell. Death in the modern age, whether due to illness or accident, is devoid of drama. We live in an age without heroic deaths.

A feeble body weakens the mind.

All expansion, incorporation, growth, is striving against something that resists…[a strong nature] needs resistance; hence it seeks resistance. ~ Nietzsche youtu.be/cr6DnteRtHg?si…

True philosophers, are commanders and legislators; they alone determine the whither and wherefore of man; with creative hands they touch the future — their search for knowledge is creation, their creation is legislation, their will for truth is — will for power. ~ Nietzsche

Modernity cradles us in comfort and safety, but the human soul craves struggle to grow and become. youtu.be/vZS-n9ExSq8?si…

The classical masculine ideal declares that beauty exists only where strength, courage, and raw energy converge.

Good health is not merely the absence of illness or simply not being sick. It is the direct outcome of right thinking and right living—in essence, a reflection of strong character.

Valor, virility , excellence, courage character and worth; these were the attributes of Virtus and the only possible path to veritas youtu.be/bizdM7g89qk?si…

Turan, Etruscan goddess of love, fertility, and vitality, holding a patera (offering dish), 300–175 BC. The Cleveland Museum of Art.