TJQKA
Boomer Anarchist
Well the book itself is pretty high-octane koolaid. It's the conclusion of the "end-of-time" by hitting a ceiling with the existential problem of existence. So then what happens is an enlightened return to the cyclical nature of eternity where all class is transcended by choice participation of the warrior and priest classes who rebuild society based upon a post-liberalism enlightened-green puritanism. It's dangerous because the regression is dependent upon what culture this takes place in. For example, Russia going backwards in history is probably going to experience a dark age. The United States will also regress into a dark age.
However it also shows us how entrenched we are in Neo-Liberal/Marxist ideology, since this is only a regression from that perspective. It draws distinct barriers between how religion and spirituality will function in the new age as opposed to how it was organized and understood in the past. It highlights an element of unappreciated progressivism in religion and the church in general that bridges the gap between these times of social change and collapse.
My biggest question is oh OK but what are we going to do about all of the nuclear weapons? I can understand that my spiritual experiences changed my ways of looking at the world from my neo-liberal thinking of the past, but what about those who have not experienced this isolation from society to my extent?
I agree with lots of the core principles that are being played around with here as I too have witnessed the social phenomena as Dugin has, but I am still always suspicious of people who "Speak for everyone."
WHAT I WILL SAY IS
All of his books are BANNED on AMAZON and he's not allowed to visit the U.S.
So whatever it is, the land of feedumb is scared of it. Or atleast the liberal technocrat deepstate are scared of it.