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May 14, 2024 · Cumont highlighted Mithraic mysteries and wisdom inaccessible to everyone. His central thesis was that the Roman Mithraism was an adaption of its Persian counterpart. Evola was fascinated by Cumont’s elitist spirituality and his theory about the continuity between the Roman and the Persian Mithraism (Arcella, 2007). In the distance of almost ...
May 14, 2024 · The modern world is in crisis because everything has become public and there is a hatred toward secrecy. Following Guénon, Evola acknowledged secrecy of wisdom as a sign of its authenticity. He associated the occult to nobility and refinement. Indeed, his ideal type of spirituality was magic and similar to Mithraism was imbued with secrets.
