September 2019

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Much of my recent differences of perspective with Gregory Desilet seemed to hinge precisely on the different traditions we draw on (though we both love Derrida, Greg is writing a book on Wittgenstein and I am very deep into Deleuze). I found myself echoing Deleuze’s critique of analytic philosophy that he and Guattari give in

In this second installment, I asked Austin Pogioli to elaborate on the historic relationship between esotericism and Kung Fu.

As part of ongoing discussions here, about misunderstandings surrounding occultism, I asked Austin Pogioli to elaborate on the esoteric side of martial arts. Since the occult could be characterized as the advanced aspects of any art form, aspects which inevitably involve an inner discipline of mind and energy, Chinese occultism is particularly interesting in its