BrahminBoss
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As in the case of the Incan empire, other factors of a general degeneration
coupled with internal political strife brought about the collapse of Mexican
civilizations—which undoubtedly had a glorious and solar past—at the hands of a few
groups of European adventurers. The vital and inner potential of these cycles had been
depleted for a long time, and thus we cannot verify any subsistence or revival of the
ancient spirit in the times following the conquest.
Nevertheless, morainic fragments of the ancient heritage endured for a longer
time in the spirit and in the race of some North American stocks. In these tribes loo,
the heroic element was altered, thus generating forms of unprecedented cruelty and
harshness. Nevertheless, for the most part, it is possible to subscribe to the view of
Frithjof Schuon, who spoke about the singularly complete human type of the American Indian: his dignity,
his pride, his moral uprightness and strength, his generosity and his heroism,
which are all dimensions of an inner beauty represented both by
the sun and by the eagle, command our respect and bespeak a spirituality
without which these virtues would appear unintelligible and lacking
a sufficient reason.
coupled with internal political strife brought about the collapse of Mexican
civilizations—which undoubtedly had a glorious and solar past—at the hands of a few
groups of European adventurers. The vital and inner potential of these cycles had been
depleted for a long time, and thus we cannot verify any subsistence or revival of the
ancient spirit in the times following the conquest.
Nevertheless, morainic fragments of the ancient heritage endured for a longer
time in the spirit and in the race of some North American stocks. In these tribes loo,
the heroic element was altered, thus generating forms of unprecedented cruelty and
harshness. Nevertheless, for the most part, it is possible to subscribe to the view of
Frithjof Schuon, who spoke about the singularly complete human type of the American Indian: his dignity,
his pride, his moral uprightness and strength, his generosity and his heroism,
which are all dimensions of an inner beauty represented both by
the sun and by the eagle, command our respect and bespeak a spirituality
without which these virtues would appear unintelligible and lacking
a sufficient reason.
