The Decline Of The West

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At the conclusion of a decade-long journey from initial concept to a comprehensive work, it's worthwhile to reflect on my original intentions and current achievements. In the 1918 edition's introduction, I expressed my belief that an idea had been clearly articulated, one that would gain acceptance once understood. I've come to realize that understanding often lies with new generations. I acknowledged that my initial attempt was flawed, incomplete, and faced internal contradictions, a sentiment that was not fully appreciated. Those who delve into living thought recognize that grasping fundamental truths involves emotional conflict. A thinker embodies their time through their unique perspective, discovering rather than inventing truth, which reflects their essence and life. This symbolism is crucial, serving as both vessel and expression of human history, while traditional philosophical works may merely inflate professional literature. What I have termed "true" resonates with me and, I believe, with future thinkers, though it is shaped by historical and biological contexts. My earlier writings were imperfect, necessitating years of refining my ideas and expressions. While perfection is unattainable, I have endeavored to elevate even the earliest sections of my work to a clearer articulation. This book reflects a new perspective on history and destiny, presented intuitively and visually, aimed at readers who can engage deeply wi