Sol Brah's "I WILL imagine that" or "I will NOT imagine that" is a great way of framing what your cognitive diet is: in effect you become what you habituate, and that starts with what you think, which is downstream from what you see in media.

This is why it's important all things you watch and imagine about must be positive and soberly optimistic. Negative outcomes or negative rudiments are a way of training your body/mind to defeat. See and exalt imagination/future projections of strength and VICTORY. Focus in your mind's eye the correct function of a given task you are trying to master and see it in your third eye how it is done correctly. There are studies which show that mere imagining working out literally licits muscle to be grown by mere thinking alone.

This is why Ronin is about sending you messages in the deep of this prison which are thoughts, images, visions, and glorifications of YOUR strength, YOUR victory, YOUR FUTURE!

You cannot define yourself by being in opposition to or hating something else.

“And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you," - Nietzsche

By being “against” something, you inexorably define yourself by it and link yourself to it

Energetically you attach yourself, ensuring that you can never get away from it

If you truly want to fight against a force, then be positively FOR the opposite of it - and spend minimal time worrying or wrestling with the thing itself

This goes for larger societal issues as well as personal morality, habits and such else.

Sol Brah

"Spend your time in the gymnasium getting sleek and healthy, not in the agora chattering about nonsense!"

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The Role of Individualism

As nationalists, we acknowledge that we are collectivist in nature. There is, however, something many also forget: we are also individualists. This concept of being both collectivist and individualist is something many cannot comprehend due to being surrounded exclusively by absolutes. Nationalists push back against this false dichotomy.

Communists are absolute collectivists. Because of this, they erased (or at least attempted to erase) the uniqueness of the individual. We are born unique with our own understandings of life, heritage, culture, and race. These are all contrary to absolute collectivism. Absolute collectivism, like communism, finds this uniqueness disgusting because it creates a natural variance and hierarchy, which is why communists push for the erasure of distinct cultures and races.

When we look at their supposedly polar opposite, we get libertarians. The libertarian praises himself as being absolutely individualistic—arguing that the individual should do whatever he wants, regardless of how it benefits or harms the nation as a whole. Just because the absolute individualist is the theoretical opposite of the collectivist does not mean they have ultimately different goals. The hyper-individualist views loyalty to a people, culture, and heritage with disgust, dismissing these loyalties as collectivist baggage. Because of this, they will gladly seek to either mix or destroy existing cultures, races, and heritages, achieving the same result as the communist.

If the individual must always contrast the collective, then there can be no other position. This is where the nationalist comes in. The nationalist is neither absolutely collectivist nor absolutely individualist. We have a symbiotic understanding of these two ideas. The collective is what gives birth to the individual, and it is the individual who gives birth to the progress of the collective. We understand there is a shared heritage and culture, however we also find beauty in the uniqueness of how those traits manifest in each person. We understand that there is a need for individual thought to exist, and that that thought must also benefit the collective —because a healthy individual will always love what is his own, being a fundamental part of the family and the nation.

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