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Honour: The Numinous Balance
ΞΞΞ “The personal virtue of honour, and the cultivation of wu-wei, are – together – a practical, a living, manifestation of our understanding and appreciation of the numinous; of how to live, to behave, as empathy intimates we can or should in order to avoid committing the folly, the error, of ὕβρις, in order not…
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Nearly A Decade Ago
ΞΞΞ Nearly a decade ago I considered a particular question: what opinion would a hypothetical visiting alien from another star-system form about us? [1] My answer was that the alien would consider us an aggressive, still rather primitive and very violent, species best avoided until such time as we might outwardly demonstrate otherwise. Subsequent to…
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Expiation And Extremism
Expiation And Extremism A collection of some missives written between 2012 and 2026, several of which concern my developing understanding of and regret regarding my extremist past, with other missives attempting to express my feelings at particular moments. The collection therefore complements some previous collections including Understanding and Rejecting Extremism: A Very Strange Peregrination, [1]…
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Personal Honour And A Vexatious Question
ΞΞΞ A dialogue between Rufus Malisius and David Myatt on the Memorial Day of Anselm, Benedictine Monk, 2026. Personal Honour And A Vexatious Question ΞΞΞ
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A Portent?
ΞΞΞ An article concerning a recent book which has a section about me. The authors of the article write: “After years of neglect in academia it appears that Myatt’s rejection of extremism and development of a modern philosophy, what he now terms a personal weltanschauung, has received some attention. The book, Contemporary Far-Right Culture: The…
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The Trouble With Mr Myatt
A third-party analysis of the decades long campaign by often politically-motivated individuals and groups to discredit me and my post-2012 writings. ∇ Overview ∇ An Antinomian Philosophy? ∇ The Question Of Authority ∇ The Question Of Suffering And The Nation State The Trouble With Myatt
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