From New Dawn 151 (Jul-Aug 2015) The French writer Alexandre Saint-Yves d’Alveydre (1842-1909) was an extraordinary figure, a strange mixture of occultist and political philosopher. Born into humble circumstances, he led an adventurous life before marrying the wealthy former Countess […]
Secret History
A Prophecy for Our Time?
From New Dawn Special Issue Vol 11 No 3 (June 2017) One of the world’s oldest legends tells of a vast underground network of tunnels and passageways connecting the great continents of the earth to a subterranean realm somewhere beneath […]
Japanese Legends of a Forgotten World Empire
This article was published in New Dawn Special Issue Vol 8 No 3 (June 2014) “In the world of Tradition,” writes Julius Evola, “the most important foundation of authority and of the right of kings and chiefs, and the reason […]
Basil Zaharoff: Man of Mystery
If an Illuminati exists, then Basil Zaharoff was surely part of it, and if he wasn’t, he should have been. In the course of his long life (1849-1936), he garnered some 300 honours from thirty-one nations including two British knighthoods. […]
John Dee & the Magical Origins of the British Empire
From New Dawn 133 (Jul-Aug 2012) At last, the true purpose of John Dee’s invention of the ‘British Empire’, previously hidden, can now be revealed. Conventional wisdom holds that he was responsible for naming that empire, which became identified with […]