Man’s Primordial Will

Religion for the right is a big topic and very important for the times ahead. I’ve wrote many essays on the Warrior Religion already. The question today comes from some twatter “Christian masculinity guru.” This so-called guru makes the argument that man must devote himself to the Christian ideals like meekness. This is how you motivate the man’s will to action. This argument he puts forth cuts right into this shaky, Tolkien-like, Last Alliance of Christians and pagans have forged to take on this gay leftist empire. What motivates a man’s will? Is it his devotion to meekness and tolerance in the Christian sense or is it closer to the Nietzschean Will to Power and adventure?

When you examine this Last Alliance, you realize there are many groups, some with conflicting ideas, which likely is the source of much of the infighting. There is a mass of Christians who believe what this Christian masculinity guru believes. You can say he appeals more to a normie audience. The vast majority of people, in general, have been so mindfucked by this regime that our ideas will rub off as satanic to them. A good chunk of Christians just want some form of Christian nationalism or globalism. There is a small bastion of Christians however, who understand nature and what really motivates men.

These Christians look back to eras like that of The Holy Roman Empire or the Crusades as proof that Christianity is not the spawn of leftism. I believe there can be a new denomination of Christianity that can take up this cause and become a new warrior religion. The Ancient Christians they refer to were noble and elite men who understood nature far better than your average normie does today. My only argument against them would be their(the Ancient Christian) understanding of nature didn’t come from Christianity. Their understanding of nature was more primordial, going back to the very beginnings of mankind. If a Christian can internalize this, he can use Christianity to make a new denomination.

The pagan and Nietzschean right have the opposite problem. Their problem is the lack of religion and devotion to the gods. There is no spiritual force that guides them forward into the necessary Holy War. They understand what drives the will of a man. They grasp the concept of natural law and might makes right, but without the existential danger present, they whither away in comfort.

What drives the primordial will of a man?

Mankind is much older than most people think about it. Christians enjoy to talk about how Christianity been around for two thousand years, but mankind is probably around two hundred thousand years old. We honestly have almost no knowledge about how long pagan religions lasted before Christianity. Religion serves a very important purpose to society, but it’s secondary to man’s primordial will. A religion done right will appeal to his primordial will rather than try to be something else. Jordan Peterson characterized a man’s will as being driven by ambition and adventure which is closer to the truth. Nietzsche called the primordial will the Will to Power. If you go back to the beginning, to the first men, the primordial will reveals itself.

The life of the first men was hard. They didn’t have to suffer through leftist struggle sessions, but they dealt with saber tooth tigers, Neanderthals in the night, and the true struggle to survive. A man’s will was moved to action by the desire to survive, to master his conditions, and to leave his mark on the world. To accomplish these things, a man had to fight, to go to war, to protect not only himself, but his family, his friends, and his people. Men are made for war, otherwise the differences between man and woman wouldn’t exist as they do. Not only are they made for war, they’re made for adventure and the seeking of glory. Mankind has built in the prerogative to survive at all costs.

This prerogative to survive is designed on the tribe level which is why something like self-sacrifice can happen and is considered one of a man’s noblest actions. You can trace a man’s primordial will to the cellular level when you observe how cells grow and expand. Cells reproduce, they wander off looking for greener pastures, and they even self-destruct. Have I told you that real science hasn’t even been tried yet? You can imagine a group, a tribe, or a country as a type of super organism. We’re all unknowingly connected to and driven by this super organism.

What drives the man is found in the blood.

A religion and the traditions it instills is a way of streamlining the building of a powerful people, of making sure future generations continue down the path of power. The first men learned from nature that the moment you start to slack off, to forget about natural law, nature will sew the seeds of your destruction. Your body knows, in the blood, what it takes to survive and thrive in nature. The blood pulls you in the right direction, but your mind and the poisoning of the mind can take you from the right nature. There’s no denying the mindset shift that takes place when you do even harmless things like lifting weights or martial arts. Be careful, your mind doesn’t know the difference.

When you lift a heavy weight or are punched in the face, your primordial will is awakened. When you master your conditions and strive for higher horizons, your primordial will is moved to action. When you don’t do these things, when you buy into the zog life, your mind is poisoned. It becomes depressed. You have to reach out for the higher. No matter how hard life gets, when you’re pursuing the great work, you find a way not to get demoralized, to not let your mind get poisoned by the leviathan. Always seek the higher beyond yourself.

Religion should be used to create men of power, but religion gone awry creates the leftist. Religion perhaps, is the original meme. A way of passing down the lesson learned of the first men to their descendants. It puts into man the will to continue even under the worst conditions. Christianity can do this, but don’t buy into the bullshit that it’s methodology is what drives the will of man. No, their primordial will was formed by experiences of the first men trying to survive in nature.