For quite some time, I considered myself to be a Christian in the same vain as Tolstoy. That is, I believed in the principles of Non-Violence and that the truth of the Christian faith was contained within the Gospels and only the Gospels, culminated in my reading of The Gospel in Brief which I was led to reading through Wittgenstein.
However, in the past few months I have become acquainted with thinkers such as Nietzsche, Spengler, Evola and Guenon and I now regard Christianity as a prerequisite for Modernity itself and its historical connection to Judaism leads me to reject it on spiritual grounds as *Jewishness* as was Weininger's view, is synonymous with Modernity itself and the historical lack of connection between Jews and the soil leads me to regard them as spiritually decadent and incapable of Warrior might. Also, I have come to believe in a particular kind of Racialism, which is not so much Biologically based as it was for the likes of the Nazis (whom I regard as decadent bourgeois masses) but rather, a spiritual condition that begins with Race and then extends beyond it and even itself. As a result of all of this, my views on Civilization, Modernity and Religion have experienced a vital shift which requires further sustenance (perhaps in the mystical regard). My though has also been influenced by anti-technology thinkers.
So, I ask, have you any recommendations for where I should go next? Anything in the realm of Hinduism in particular? What are your thoughts on Perennialism/The Traditionalist School (Despite such terms being rejected by their thinkers)?