In the end, it is the strength of the warrior that which protects Beauty, not the flowery language of poets who hymn it.

Beauty is honored by the spilled blood of warriors more so than the ink of poets.

“To be independent of public opinion is the first formal condition of achieving anything great.”
— Hegel

Be radical, have principles, be absolute, be that which the bourgeoisie calls an extremist: give yourself without counting or calculating, don't accept what they call ‘the reality of life' and act in such a way that you won't be accepted by that kind of ‘life', never abandon the principle of struggle.
- Julius Evola

*AMONG FRIENDS
An epilogue

1
“Fine to lie in quiet together,
Finer still to join in laughing—
Underneath a silken heaven
Lying back amid the grasses
Join with friends in cheerful laughing,
Showing our white teeth together.

Am I right? let's lie in quiet;
Am I wrong? let's join in laughing
And in being aggravating,
Aggravating, loudly laughing,
Till we reach the grave together.

Shall we do this, friends, again?
Amen! and auf Wiedersehn!”

2
“No excuses! No forgiving!
You who laugh and joy in living
Grant this book, with all its follies,
Ear and heart and open door!
Friends, believe me, all my folly's
Been a blessing heretofore!

What I seek, what I discover—
Has a book contained it ever?
Hail in me the guild of fools!
Learn what this fools-book's offence is:
Reason coming to its senses!

Shall we, friends, do this again?
Amen! and auf Wiedersehn!”

— Nietzsche*

“You will never do anything in this world without courage. It is the greatest quality of the mind next to honour.”
— Aristotle

“For as we are merely the resultant of previous generations, we are also the resultant of their errors, passions, and crimes; it is impossible to shake off this chain. Though we condemn the errors and think we have escaped them, we cannot escape the fact that we spring from them.”
— Nietzsche

"You can also commit injustice by doing nothing."
— Marcus Aurelius

“Each of the three kinds of history will flourish only in one ground and climate: otherwise it grows to a noxious weed. If the man who will produce something great has need of the past, he makes himself its master by means of "monumental history"; the man who can rest content with the traditional and venerable uses the past as an "antiquarian historian"; and only he whose heart is oppressed by an instant need and who will cast the burden off at any price feels the want of "critical history," the history that judges and condemns. There is much harm wrought by wrong and thoughtless planting: the critic who need not be one, the antiquarian without reverence, he who knows the great but cannot attain it, are plants that have grown to weeds—they are torn from their native soil and therefore degenerate.”
— Nietzsche

“Observe always that everything is the result of change, and get used to thinking that there is nothing Nature loves so well as to change existing forms and make new ones like them.”
— Marcus Aurelius, Meditations

“As long as they do not take him seriously, the man who says the truth can live for a while in a democracy. Then, the hemlock.”
— Nicolás Gómez Dávila