Sacred Geography

Geosophy: Neo-Byzantine Approaches to Multipolar Geopolitics and Sacred Geography

29.04.2024

Alexander Wolfheze investigates Greek and Byzantine antetypes and archetypes relevant to the narrative revolution required for a successful Reconquista of the Fallen West: the recognition and imposition of the Geosophical Principle will serve to underpin this Archaeo-Futurist Revolution.

Geosophy

Alexander Wolfheze

Multipolar Geopolitics

Sacred Geography

Some considerations on sacred geography and geopolitics

20.01.2020

Daniele Perra

One of the aspects that the French metaphysician René Guénon, in his work The kingdom of quantity and the signs of the times, identifies as a manifestation of what he calls the process of “solidification of the world” is the passage from the sph

Putin and Russian Sacred Geography

17.11.2019

Shahzada Rahim

In both spiritual and geopolitical domain Eastern geography represents a qualitative space in which East is the symbol of ontological plus and West the ontological minus.

Moscow as an Idea

09.04.2018

Alexander Dugin

Moscow is truth, life, the way, the good. Moscow is the absolute.

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