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The Masculine Principle explores such topics as the historical misogyny of religions, myths & legends and the civilizations related to them, with a particular focus on Christianity and Western Civilization's rise and decline. Sexuality, the nature of hypergamy and Briffault's law are discussed in relation to the structure of society, focusing on how the forces of the 19th Century Suffragette Movement combined with Second Wave Feminism and Marxism have deconstructed the pillars of Western Culture. An underlying theme is the Nature of Truth and how it has changed through time as the Masculine Principle has been displaced by the rising Feminine Principle.
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An excellent series of essays by independent scholar, F. Roger Devlin, Ph D, that examines the underlying economic truths of marriage and the family. An interesting theme Devlin touches on is the cultural changes that resulted in the home turning from a place of production into a place of consumption.
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"Practically nobody questions the supremacy of romantic love, which is good enough reason to do a little poking around the foundations of its pedestal. Who is entirely satisfied with the romance in his or her life? Who has found the sublime rapture previously imagined? And if one has actually found such a thing, does it last, or does it not rather change and decline from the peak of ecstasy? And if it declines what becomes of one's purpose in life? If a purpose is achieved it is no longer a purpose; it can no longer guide or sustain us. Does one taste of nectar satisfy us forever?"
"... If we don't live for love we won't die for it either."
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Women are sick! That's the general thrust of the Bonecrker, who was the principle author of this brief but brilliant book. Mapping out "their disease" and adjusting your life accordingly in the areas of dating, sex and relationships is what's needed according to the author, who has particularly good insights and is clearly spoken in the realm of seduction and maintaining relational power with women. A refreshing element in this work is an almost complete lack of Pick-Up Artist's jargon, accompanied by the author's obviously principled moral values - despite his recommendations of never becoming monagamous with a woman.
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The beauty about this book is that it is blunt, straightforward, in your face, and there is no dithering about. In other words: It is a man's book! And, most importantly, it gives the reader a very good insight into how, and why, men have ended up being treated like fourth-class citizens and how it is that they have recently even been described as 'parasites' by academic biologists.
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In this book of 30 brief chapters, the historian Procopius of Caesarea relates first how the great general Belisarius was hoodwinked by his wife Antonina, and later how Emporer Justinian and Theodora fell further and further into depravity.
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| Click for "Advice to Married Couples" |
Plutarch writes to a newly wed couple and goes through a list of 48 "Rules" on how to behave towards eachother and society in a proper matrimonial manner.
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There are a lot of truths in this story of women's rebellion in Ancient Rome, and it is from here that we get the following famous quote by Cato the Censor:
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"If you allow them to pull away these restraints and wrench them out one after another, and finally put themselves on an equality with their husbands, do you imagine that you will be able to tolerate them? From the moment that they become your fellows they will become your masters."
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The most remarkable thing I personally find about this story is the striking similarities of the Ancient Roman Women's reaction to suggestions that they ought to moderate their dress for the betterment of society, and the Slut Walkers that exist in our modern day culture.
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| Click Pic for "de Officiius" by Cicero |
In these two brief excerpts, Cicero tells of the Black Widow wife of Alexander of Pherae and how true generosity is different from the wealth displayed by offering bread and circuses to the crowd.
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| Click for "On a Good Wife" - by Aristotle |
In the same fashion as Solomon's declaration of what makes a wife of noble character, Aristotle describes what qualities a good wife ought to seek after.
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| Click Pic for Selected Buddhist Writing on Women |
The Ultimate Extinction of the Dharma Sutra
The Sutra of the Past Vows of Earth Store Bodhisattva -- with Commentary by Tripitaka Master Hsuan Hua, in America.
Selected Writings of Nichiren
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