Divine nature Quote by Julius Evola
““The traditional sacred king was himself of a divine nature and the 'gods' were his peers; he was, like them, of 'celestial' stock, he had the same blood as they; he was thus a centre, an affirmative, free, and cosmic principle.””
About This Quote
Source Book: Revolt Against the Modern World, 1934
He describes the ancient king as a divine, cosmic principle, embodying celestial authority.
In simple terms: Ancient kings were seen as divine cosmic leaders.
Key Takeaway
Recognize the mythic roots of authority.
Themes
myth
authority
divinity
cosmos
history
Mood
academic
analytical
Type
quote
philosophical
When to use this quote
- cultural studies
- leadership training
- historical analysis
Key Concepts
mythology
political theory
Questions to Reflect On
- What impact does mythic authority have today?
- Can leadership be both human and transcendent?
A Different Perspective
Modern societies may reject such divine claims.
![“An Aryan [noble] mind has too much respect for other people, and its sense of its own dignity is too pronounced to allow it to impose its own ideas upon others, even when it knows that its ideas are correct.” quote by Julius Evola](https://sms4smile.com/quotes/img-quotes/31a/julius-evola-9718_aryan_an-aryan-noble-mind-has-too-much-respect_202174.jpg)
