The Political Philosophy of René Guénon
Argues why a Guénonian political theory is needed, and offers an outline for a possible framework.
Argues why a Guénonian political theory is needed, and offers an outline for a possible framework.
In the quiet before dawn, Hearts dissolve like mist in rain, Becoming a new light sown, Lustre on an open plain. Then stars, unstrung, fall again, Time scatters the wind-blown sand. All is gathered, grain by grain, Into the palm of your hand. The sky bids the night adieu,...
To love is first to see, To find the ‘you’ in me, Your sky within my sea That ripples endlessly Out from a source in me. Wholeness I cannot flee, Enfolding what must be, Unfurling wings in me To lift me buoyantly, Spirit, now still and free....