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ariyaBuddhism

refers to

an effective path of liberation from the human condition

using spiritual concentration and intellectual catharsis

following the earliest teachings* of

a true prince of the ariya

from some two and a half millennia ago

siddhattha gotama

the buddha

(the awakened one)

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*in a darkening age

siddhatta gotama

the buddha opened a path of liberation for the ariya

in the dark age

julius evola

the great magus & master of the ariya re-opened that path

now you

ariya!

if this life feels too little for you

forget all words and go this incommensurably dangerous but divinely rewarding path

- start here

read the following book:

"the doctrine of awakening" (isbn 0-89281-553-1)

available @ http://www.innertraditions.com/isbn/0-89281-553-1

published by www.innertraditions.com

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the man who was later known as the awakened one

that is

the buddha

was the prince siddhattha

according to some

he was the son of a king

according to others

at least of the most ancient warrior nobility of the sakiya race

proverbial for its pride

there was a saying

proud as a sakiya

this race claimed descent from the so-called solar race and from the very ancient king iksvaku

in fact

the same royal and solar origin is attributed to the doctrine expounded in thebhagavadgita

a doctrine that was revealed after a period of oblivion to a ksatriya

that is

to an exponent of warrior nobility

and that shows us how the path of detachment can also produce an unconditioned andirresistible form of heroism

the buddha said

I have seen the ancient path

the path trodden by all the perfected awakened ones of olden times

this is the path I follow

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the path shown by the Buddha is only suited to a very small minority

gifted with exceptional interior strength

as someone has rightly said

it is no milk for babies

nor does it provide metaphysical feasts for lovers of intellectual speculation

for him who goes this path spirituality has become an aim

the object of a reconquest

the final limit of a reintegration to be carried out by one’s own virile efforts

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the gift of dharma

(the law

or way)

this way

revealed and actualized by such eminent beings as the buddha

will always remain the principle of vaivagya and of udvega

the disgust and inner turmoil that tear away the "noble ones" from mere living

arousing in them the sensation and the nostalgia for a truer

freer

more powerful reality

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...what arises in some people is the sensation that earthly life is something to which

prior to our becoming terrestrial beings

we have committed ourselves

both as an adventure and as a mission or a chosen task

undertaking a whole set of problematic and tragic elements as well

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the classic ideal is different from the condition of natural man

as yet unawakened to any truly supra-natural calling

the spirit is so dominant that under certain favorable spiritual conditions it molds body and soul to its own image

& thereby achieves a perfect harmony between the inner & the outer

one must place oneself at that level where didactic confusion cannot reach

& where all dilettantism

& arbitrary intellectual activity are excluded

where one resists energetically

every influence from confused

passionate desires

& from agressive pleasure in polemics

where

finally & fundamentally

nothing counts but

the precise

strict

objective knowledge

of the spirit

of the primordial tradition

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the only qualitative standard

is the degree of more or less perfect realization of the nature proper to a person

there can be no doubt that

a woman who is perfectly a woman is superior

to a man who is imperfectly a man

just

as a farmer who is faithful to his land and

performs his work perfectly is superior

to a king who cannot do his own work

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civilization breaks down into epochs and disconnected cycles

at a given moment and within a given race a specific conception of the world and of life is affirmed from which follows a specific system of truths

principles

understandings

and realizations

a civilization springs up

gradually reaches a culminating point

and then falls into darkness and

more often than not

disappears

a cycle has ended

perhaps another will rise again some day

somewhere else

perhaps it may even take up the concerns of preceding civilizations

but any connection between them will be strictly analogical

the transition from one cycle of civilization to another

- one completely alien to the other -

implies a jump

which in mathematics is called a discontinuity

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I am

yesterday

today

and tomorrow

and the power of rebirth

I know the abyss

that is my name

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