The Supremacy of the Right

Tales of the Aryan Imperative : I

 

 

 

 

Everyone is an Aryan, but a mixture of historical references have classified the group as that of the

' Forest People ' in an ancient Asia Minor experience. The term in Sanskrit refers to ' one who knows.' This knowledge in the early experience of civilization, referred primarily to the ruling leadership of nations.

 

Today each one of us continues to exercise the inheritance of the Aryans and in many instances of the practice of self-awareness, we are in a sense dealing with the quality of the Aryan within.

 

It comprises the qualities of nobility, forthright and the will to carry out its own dictates. It extends from the mind of the individual and commands a compliance from its bodily feeling of proximity to the physical environment. It does this as if it is on a mission from the most high. It tolerates no doubts or uncertainty about itself. It led to the formation of the warrior classes.

 

As against this is the role of the farmers in society. They rose through their ability to supply an important resource to the community. However, in time, the Aryans, as thinkers, took over from the farmers and exercised hegemony over issues in society. The farmers continued their ways, disengaging themselves from a resolute visionary mind and opened themselves to see. They stopped commanding themselves in terms of how they feel and allowed themselves to relate with their feelings to nature, the animals and general society. In the process, their feelings came to be recultivated by the actual world reality.

 

All over the world today, society has come to rely on an extension of the role of the farmers. This is supported by a greater caring family environment. This has caused a serious depreciation in the way the Aryan mentality views itself and feels a little ' lost ' as a result.

 

To the Aryan today its a little like ' physician heal thyself,' and they find themselves being tasked to take care of themselves first before bringing their fiery brand individualism into open society. It's a long journey and it may have just begun.