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	Julius Evola - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Julius Evola, born Giulio Cesare Andrea Evola, aka Baron Giulio (May 19, 1898-June 11, 1974), was a controversial Italian esotericist, who wrote prolifically on matters political, philosophical, historical, and religious from a Traditionalist point of view.
		Evola believed in a race of Hyperborean "nordic" people from the North Pole who had a crucial hand in the founding of Atlantis.
		Evola died on June 11, 1974 in Rome; his ashes were deposited in a hole cut in a glacier on Mt.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Giulio_Evola (1512 words)

	Julius Evola -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Born Giulio Cesare Andrea Evola in (Capital and largest city of Italy; on the Tiber; seat of the Roman Catholic Church; formerly the capital of the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire) Rome to a noble (A resident of Sicily) Sicilian family.
		In 1951 Evola was arrested briefly, but acquitted, on charges of attempting to (additional info and facts about resurrect fascism) resurrect fascism.
		Evola died on June 11, 1974 in Rome; his ashes were deposited in hole cut in a (A slowly moving mass of ice) glacier on Mt. Rosa.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/J/Ju/Julius_Evola.htm (1058 words)

	Giulio Evola (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Julius Evola or Baron Giulio (May 19, 1898-June 11, 1974) was a controversial Italian esotericist, who wrote prolifically on matters political, philosophical, historical, and religious from a Traditionalist point of view.
		Attracted to the avant-garde, Evola became a Dadaist painter and poet & was briefly a member of Filippo Marinetti's Futurist movement but he renounced art and delved deep into occult and Oriental studies.
		Evola believed in a race of Hyperborean"nordic" people from the North Pole who had a crucial hand in the founding of Atlantis.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/giulio_evola (661 words)

	Julius Evola [Archive] - Stormfront White Nationalist Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Evola attacked the debilitating effects of Christianity as it was represented in the period and upheld the heroic virtues of Rome.
		Evola decried the decadent nature of the modern world and its social and political isms and ologies and demanded a return to aristocratic values, which he felt were epitomised by the Teutonic Knights, knights who could act as spiritual warriors waging war against the whole corrupt bourgeois modern system.
		Evola argues that the tradition that upholds priesthood, monasticism and resignation to life’s torments (and by default degrades the warrior path) is a corruption or at least a degradation of the pristine message.
	www.stormfront.org /archive/t-166889Misplaced_Hatred/t-206598London_Muslims_call_for_another_9/t-48973.html (4670 words)

	Encyclopedia: Julius-Evola
		It was Evola's practice to walk around the city duting such raids in order to better 'ponder his destiny'.
		In 1951 Evola was arrested briefly, but acquitted, on charges of attempting to resurrect fascism.
		Evola died on June 11, 1974 in Rome; his ashes were deposited in a hole cut in a glacier on Mt. Rosa.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Julius_Evola (4497 words)

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		Giulio Evola was born in Rome on 19...
		Martin Schwarz: Julius Evola, A Philosopher in the Age of the Wolf.
		Julius Evola, A Philosopher in the Age of the Wolf.
	www.nieddu.biz /motori/evola+.cgi (883 words)

	Julius Evola (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Julius Evola or Baron Giulio (May19, 1898 - June 11, 1974) was a controversial Italian esotericist, who wrote prolifically on matters political, philosophical, historical, and religious from a Traditionalist point of view.
		Evola sought to influence Fascism in the direction of Traditionalism ; away from the Christian Church, the bourgeoisie, and the masses.
		Evola was influenced by Friedrich Nietzsche, Otto Weininger, ArthurMoeller van den Bruck, Ernst Jünger, Gottfried Benn, René Guénon, Oswald Spengler, and Bal Gangadhar Tilak.
	www.therfcc.org /julius-evola-179768.html (506 words)

	totse.com \| Julius Evola: Magic and Awakening
		Evola was the journal’s foremost author, but he was joined by prominent figures in the Italian esoteric scene, such as Arturo Reghini, Giulio Parese and Ercole Quadrelli.
		Evola was still working out these ideas at the time of the UR Group project, and his increasingly uncompromising defense of “Tradition” was one factor in the group’s fragmentation after only three or four years of collaboration.
		Evola considered “Hermetico-alchemical knowledge” to be “the most direct and legitimate link to the unique, primordial Tradition.”7 The preoccupations and values of Judaism and Christianity run perpendicular to pagan values of heroism, strength, and honour.
	www.totse.com /en/religion/pagans_and_wiccans/162571.html (1931 words)

	aut-op-sy message, Re: AUT: Negri and Evola?
		This philosophical subterfuge scarcely hides Evola's anti-Semitism: Jews exercise a "corrosive, disintegrating action in social and cultural areas" and "represent the anti-race par excellence."[6] Buttressing his "metaphysics" is a cyclical theory of history modeled on the Four Ages of Hindu mythology.
		Creeping socialism be damned: for Evola the break-up of the modern world began somewhere between the eighth and sixth centuries BC, that is, with the onslaught of the current Kali Yuga.
		Evola's doctrine of empire is found in J. Evola and Carlo Costamagna, L'idea di stato, 2nd ed.
	archives.econ.utah.edu /archives/aut-op-sy/2003m06/msg00129.htm (3986 words)

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		Evola's publications of 1953 and 1961 made him the chief "philosophical authority", the Guru of today's Black Order of spiritual fascism (257), of the New Elite proclaiming anew more than merely Hitler's New Order: It is more explicit about the destruction of modern society.
		Evola was calling for precisely this ever since his main work, "The Revolt against Modernity" of 1935.
		Evola's "L'Uome come Potenza" ("The Male as Might") is a glorification of power generated through sexual energy, following models of Indian Tantric cults, associated particularly with the Female Energy (Shakti) of Shiva Rudra and Kali, Indian deities of destruction and regeneration.
	www.trimondi.de /H-B-K/bookreview.en.htm (4683 words)

	Encyclopedia: Giulio Evola (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In 1951 Evola was arrested briefly, but aquitted, on charges of attempting to resurrect fascism.
		In the later, he has specifically influenced GRECE, The Scorpion, the MSI, Gaston Armand Amaudruz's Nouvel Ordre Européen, Pino Rauti's Ordine Nuovo, Alain de Benoist, Michael Moynihan, Giorgio Freda, and the ARN.
		Julius Evola, A Philosopher in the Age of the Wolf An Appreciation for his 100th Anniversary (http://www.centrostudilaruna.it/jenseitseng.html)
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Giulio-Evola (932 words)

	Sobre los "Años de Plomo"
		Evola fue un hombre que siguió la evolución de su tiempo, la analizó, la comprendió y procuró dar opciones a quienes se oponían al mundo moderno.
		Evola llamaba a constituir una "orden" al estilo de las órdenes medievales, compuestas por guerreros imbuidos de una concepción del mundo heróica, viril y ascética.
		Evola escribió y recibió hasta sus últimos días a jóvenes militantes.
	usuarios.lycos.es /disidentes/arti33.htm (5203 words)

	Julius Evola - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		It has also been suggested that Evola took a position that was "against all politics"[1] (http://www.centrostudilaruna.it/jenseitseng.html).
		Evola As He Is (http://thompkins_cariou.tripod.com/), many previously unpublished texts in English.
		Julius Evola, A Philosopher in the Age of the Wolf An Appreciation for his 100th Anniversary (http://www.centrostudilaruna.it/jenseitseng.html)
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Julius_Evola (1505 words)

	The New York Review of Books: Italy: Terror on the Right
		Here enters Julius Evola, whom MSI leader Giorgio Almirante has called "our Marcuse, only better." To read Evola is to take a trip through a weird and fascinating jungle of ancient mythologies, pseudo-ethnology, and transcendental mysticism that is enough to make any southern California consciousness-tripper feel quite at home.
		And the amazing fact is that MSI deputies and Third Position militants take this mythical metaphysics utterly seriously as the basis for their political or terroristic actions.
		Evola's major work is Rivolta contro il mondo moderno, 5th ed.
	www.nybooks.com /articles/7178 (4163 words)

	agreement and disagreement 2
		Anyone reading Evola and Steiner is able to see that there exists a total opposition between them: it's a real matter of fact.
		In the late 1920's Evola was on good terms with the first generation of Italian Steinerites (Colazza, Colonna, et al.).
		In the 1930's one of Evola's closest collaborators was Massimo Scaligero, who went on to become perhaps the single best-known Italian follower of Steiner.
	www.uncletaz.com /at/febmar04/agrdisagr2.html (13809 words)

	A Journal of Alternative News
		Born in 1898, the vital years of his twenties and thirties coincided with Fascism’s reign in Italy, and Evola’s stance toward Fascism – although critical and adversarial at times – was sufficiently positive to make him persona non grata in liberal European circles.
		In defining such a gap between the many and the few, the UR Group implied a spiritual hierarchy that Evola was to elsewhere define explicitly.
		Editor's Note: Introduction to Magic: Rituals and Practical Techniques for the Magus by Julius Evola and the UR Group (Published by Inner Traditions) is available in Australia from New Dawn magazine or by clicking here.
	www.newdawnmagazine.com /articles/Magic_and_Awakening.html (1991 words)

	Postfascism (Fascism Past, Present and Future - Laqueur)
		It is fascinating even in retrospect how a hundred years ago, literary cult figures such as Maurice Barres and Gabriele D'Annunzio transformed themselves in record time from world-weary dandies engaged in the cult of the self and hyper-aestheticism to advocates of super-patriotism and anti-liberal ideas of war and dictatorship that came close to fascism.
		The career of Giulio Evola, from Dadaism to ultra-fascism, proceeded on similar lines, and Martin Heidegger, prophet of nihilism, has become the guru of a later generation of nihilists.
		Writing under Mussolini, thirty years later, Benedetto Croce, great philosopher and astute observer of the Italian scene, wrote that fascism was the new irrationalism and decadence, "including occultism and theosophy, with logical restraints removed, the critical faculties enfeebled, the responsibility of rational assent brushed aside." Croce's comments again sound highly topical.
	www.thirdworldtraveler.com /Society/Postfascism_Laqueur.html (4511 words)

	A History of Yoga
		Poul Tuxen, a Dutch scholar, wrote a history of the yoga tradition in 1911 and twenty years later, Swedish researcher Sigurd Lindquist published two books on yoga, focusing on its psychological aspects.
		By the 1940s, the Frenchman Jean Filliozat had added his translations of several works, and Italian scholar Giulio Cesare Evola his own writings on tantra yoga.
		Yoga asanas gained a little more prominence in America and the West around the turn of the 20 th century when hatha yoga adherents began to look more seriously at the physical benefits of their practice.
	homepage.mac.com /lawrencechapman/AHistoryofYoga.htm (5044 words)

	ARSMEDIA - Museums
		For the conceptual art there are works of Vincenzo Agnetti and Giulio Paolini.
		The destination of the collection that gathers more than 5.000 works is not definitive and by 1999 it will be situated in the complex Birra Peroni in Reggio Emilia.
		The Italian panorama of the post-war period is represented by works of artists of the new Front of the arts such as Bice Lazzari, Renato Birolli, Giuseppe Santomaso, Emilio Vedova, Afro, Ennio Morlotti and Giulio Turcato.
	www.arsmedia.net /museums/english.htm (7245 words)

	Ordo Templi Orientis: Consider the O.T.O. non existant
		Reghini moved to Julius Evola's (1898-1974) UR group in 1927.
		After October 12th, 1915 Crowley saw himself as the prophet of his New Aeon of Horus, which he had evoked.
		Baron Giulio Cesare Andrea Evola did a job on Crowley in his "Metaphysik des Sexus" (Frankfurt 1983).
	www.cyberlink.ch /~koenig/consider.htm (6921 words)

	CSD - Il processo Impastato
		Nel processo alla Pizza Connection Gaetano Badalamenti e Salvatore Catalano vengono condannati a 45 anni di carcere, Joseph Lamberti a 30 anni, Salvatore Mazzurco a 20 anni per traffico di droga e a 15 per conspiracy (associazione a delinquere), Sam Evola e Pietro Alfano a 15 anni, Emanuele Palazzolo a 12 anni.
		Introduzione di Umberto Santino, interventi di Giulio Ambrosetti, Marcello Barbaro, Natale Conti, Franco Nicastro.
		E le dichiarazioni rese da Nigrelli Antonino ed Evola Antonino, entrambi dipendenti delle Ferrovie dello Stato che accompagnarono i militari in occasione di detto sopralluogo, confermano che furono rinvenuti due "zoccoli", uno "quasi sul punto in cui mancava il binario" (cfr.
	www.centroimpastato.it /processo/index.htm (13556 words)

	Antisemitism Worldwide 2000/1 - Italy
		For example, at the annual conference dealing with the teachings of the racist, antisemite and doyen of Italian fascism Julius Evola, one senior AN member Giulio Maceratini declared that he was proud of having served in the neo-fascist revolutionary Ordine Nuovo (New Order) movement.
		Among the most extreme Catholic fundamentalist periodicals, mention should be made of Ex Novo (Monza), headed by Giulio Ferrari.
		Its stand is pre-Council and anti-Jewish and it publishes articles defending Holocaust denying individuals and publications.
	www.tau.ac.il /Anti-Semitism/asw2000-1/italy.htm (3385 words)

	ARSMEDIA - Musei
		Per l’arte concettuale vi sono opere di Vincenzo Agnetti e Giulio Paolini.
		Mario Merz, Giulio Paolini, Luciano Fabro, Jannis Kounellis e Michelangelo Pistoletto per quanto riguarda l’arte povera.
		Per la stagione delle avanguardie vi si trovano opere di Giulio Aristide Sartorio, Federico Zandomeneghi e di Medardo Rosso.
	www.arsmedia.net /museums/italiano.htm (8363 words)

	SILVERSTAR1-PG0
		I cannot recommend it strongly enough to anyone who has the courage to turn away from decaying dogmas, and rediscover divine communion with the true and original Pagan mysteries that still live in all things to this very day.
		Like Rene Guenon and Rudolph Steiner, the somewhat controversial Julius Evola was one of the 20th century's great authorities on the esoteric tradition; my personal favorites among his many works are The Yoga of Power, The Hermetic Tradition, and Eros and the Mysteries of Love.
		In the late 1920s he worked with the UR Group, a fairly loose alliance of scholars who actually dared to seek "the identification of the individual with the Absolute", and to interact magically with the world.
	www.horusmaat.com /silverstar/SILVERSTAR2-PG49.html (2930 words)

	Cronologia: 1918
		Ricorda Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia: "Un vigoroso fermento agitava questo storico centro di lievitazione intellettuale, misto di violente correnti politiche rivoluzionarie che erano in cameratesco contrasto con gli artisti risultandone un sanguinoso scambio di idee in contatto con la profondità della vita e non più nell'isolamento della vecchia torre d'avorio.
		Tutti i movimenti intellettuali rivoluzionari facevano capo alla nostra Casa d'Arte, che ospitava tutti gli ismi, cominciando dal vecchio futurismo, per finire al neonato dadaismo rappresentato da Giulio Evola, allora pittore".
		L'8 dicembre inaugura una mostra di fotografie di Anton Giulio Bragaglia.
	www.scuolaromana.it /crono/1918.htm (532 words)

	Yoga Journal : The History of Yoga : The Post-Classical Era of Yoga : Yoga Comes West (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Feuerstein mentions Poul Tuxen, a Dutch scholar, who wrote a history of the yoga tradition in 1911.
		Twenty years later, Swedish researcher Sigurd Lindquist published two books on yoga, focusing on its psychological aspects, and by the 1940s, the Frenchman Jean Filliozat had added his translations of several works, and Italian scholar Giulio Cesare Evola his own writings on tantra yoga.
		Yoga asanas gained a little more prominence in America around the turn of the twentieth century when hatha yoga adherents began to look more seriously at the physical benefits of their practice.
	www.yogajournal.com /history/postclassical5b.html (264 words)

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