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Observations About the World, Part Thirty-Two

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Photograph of the Atlas globe Disease Control! Friday – May 8, 2026 B lack tar... Like a black and tar-like substance... It clings onto you... It clings onto every surface... And it's impossible to remove.      Indeed, that is disease for you, unless of course you decide that you do not want to be infected or affected by them, but you see the contemporary and actually rather blasé attitude is of course that disease is something unpreventable, really that you should expect disease and that it may even be a good thing. How absurd, but more to the point – how evil. Yes, these people are truly evil and they are evil not only because they want you and other people to get sick; they are evil in particular because they are truly nihilistic and truly would not care if they themselves got affected by some disease. Yes, because are you not supposed to be so tolerant and so open minded? Of course, it will not hurt you if you are affected by some virus, some bacteria, because "this...
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Romance?

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Saugandhikāpariṇaya ( सौगन्धिकापरिणय ) By Mummadi Krishnaraja ( मुम्मादी कृष्णराज वोडेयार ) Romance? Thursday – May 7, 2026 R omance, what is it? Well, first of all if you intend to understand "romance" you need to know that it as a concept is rather new, like most of the things that continue to bedevil the world. Apart from being something fairly new, romance is also an expression individualism: in this case the idea that a couple, read " Relationships ", can somehow consist of people who have "found" each other, either because they have some kind of almost mystical "chemistry" or because they just "click", etc. All of this is, of course, absolute nonsense and the people who claim that finding a "partner", another vocabulary monster, depends on all of these different aspects of what is fundamentally individual and personal " preference " are not only wrong, but actually quite evil and manipulative, because after all...
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What is Divine Inspiration?

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A Vision of the Great Hyperborean Sea God Arktida ( सुमेरु ) By Vsevolod Borisovich Ivanov What is Divine Inspiration? Wednesday – May 6, 2026 D ivine inspiration is one of those things that seem fairly vague and even abstract, particularly to the modern audience, but there is surely a case to be made that divine inspiration is something quite vague, and even vague on purpose. It seems rather obvious that complexity tend to be further removed from men, or rather the things in life that lack an easy understanding, and that is to say they are qualified, read " Qualification ", and may only be revealed to the elect, read as well " Hierarchy ", at the inner core. Divine inspiration in general is not something that requires some special ability or some special set of abilities, and really divine inspiration is actually available to everyone, and in this regard I would assert that it requires no particular qualification to receive divine instruction; however, what indeed ...
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Habits?

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Hindu ( ॐ ) depiction of the Bhagavata Purana ( भागवतपुराण ) Habits? Tuesday – May 5, 2026 H abits belong to the category of things, places and spaces that pertain to " ordinary life ". Ordinary life, of course, belongs to another category, or rather you may say that ordinary life is an inferior principle of the larger and overriding principle of modernity, or if you want to put it this way: anti-traditional action . Now, I do not care how you choose to conceive of these matters; what is important here is that you understand principles and operate from within them, and this begins with the recognition that a principle may only be suited for a particular modality, and that principles that are subordinate may never be fully adequate enough in the anterior modalities; an example of this would be how faith and religiosity operates in the exterior modality as opposed to how true knowledge operates in the esoteric modality, read " Qualification " for more on that. This ...
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