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This is great, thank you.

>>8809 (OP)

Good effort, but the image is for ants. Even when zoomed in

>>8818

The high quality one is linked in the OP.

>>8809 (OP)

Thanks OP, good work. A good graphic for his work was long overdue.

>>8809 (OP)

is this your work, OP?

You are welcome everyone!

I will make more guides like this one.

For Rene Guenon, Savitri Devi, National Socialism and so on.

>>8862

yes

>>8882

Thanks for your work anon. Will help quite a bit with authors that are tougher to get into.

>>8809 (OP)

Thank you very much anon, I had just taken an interest in evola and you appear with all his works and a guide.

I am very much looking forward to more guides of yours, perhaps you could do one for Neitzsche?

>>8891

My guide is based on that one with slight modifications.

>>8918

I will eventually, yes.

>>8809 (OP)

Does anyone have a pdf of the hermetic tradition that actually works? I've tried a few different places, and they all give me a pdf that doesn't load. Has anyone else had this problem?

>>8944

Thank you, anon. This is something I've had an interest in lately, especially caste. A good idea to put all this together in one book.

>Wewelsburg Archives publication

nice

>>8947

Did you try the one in the Mega above? Works for me. What are you using to open it?

Thanks op especially for the version of "Revolt". This one looks better than all the other versions of that e-book I've seen.

>>8948

I like to use the windows reader app. It works in my browser, but I don't really like the feel of reading it there; not being able to highlight text is a bit unfortunate too.

>>8944

>>8960

Great, thanks

>>8944

for anyone having this problem in the future: remove the > , < from the book title in the url.

It should download normally.

Thank you for this Mega and reading guide, OP. I am looking to make my way through Evola's work, and your guide seems a bit more practical and manageable than the other one posted here.

I am looking to find more of Evola's books in .epub format. Reading pdfs is hell on my eyes, so for denser reading I prefer to use an e-ink tablet. If anyone has more Evola .epubs, especially of his "big 3" books or any others listed as mandatory reading in the OP guide, please poast.

>>8809 (OP)

mega link is shoa'd, do update.

>>9127

Please IPFS the books

>>8809 (OP)

I tried reading one of his books once (I think ride the tiger) but the current year education system didn't prepare me for his vocabulary so I was stuck trying to figure out what he meant in every sentence.

How do I gitgud at reading?

>>9149

For one you can look up the meaning of certain words. Or you can start with somewhat easier literature and go from there, that's what I did as my native language isn't English. Of course you also have the option to look on youtube and watch some stuff about Evola. However I'd advise you to read Ride the Tiger when you're done reading his other stuff, in particularly Revolt Against The Modern World. Ride the Tiger is kinda meant as a follow-up to that book anyway.

Can someone please upload Evola's book on Taoism?

>>8809 (OP)

It doesn't look like The Bow and the Club is in the mega link OP. Do you have a copy of it by any chance?

I was also wondering if any of the articles in the image linked by >>8891 are in pdf form, I haven't had much luck finding them.

Anyone got Synthesis of the Doctrine of Race? I've been looking everywhere for it but I caon't seem to find

>>7924

Mind if you help out?

>>9585

Couldnt find pdf/epub of it.

Lots of those articles are only in Italian and German. Tho you can find some on counter-currents website.

These books sound like a waste of time. After reading the descriptions OP wrote about each of them, there was nothing I saw that I didn't know or agree with already. Evola is meme-tier, honestly. The fact that he considers the Kali Yuga, some nonsensical religious concept, to be real tells me not to take him seriously. You fanboys who treat his every word as gospel are no different than SJWs and Marx.

>>9696

Really dumb comment, pls leave this thread.

>>8825

graph 404'd

>>9821

nvm saw the link in OP in HQ version.

Just finished reading The Bow and the Club. I think it would be a good introductory Evola book because it is written for a younger audience than most of his other books and clearly explains some of the basics of his ideas.