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David Myatt


David Myatt Autobiographical

Letter To My Undiscovered Self

Existence Without End

Age Has Slowed Me Now

Meditations on Extremism
(pdf 377 Kb)

Rejecting Abstractions - A Personal Lesson From Extremism

Concerning Some Abstractions - Extremism and Race

Some Personal Perceiverations

What You Thought You Came For Is...

Numinous Expiation

So Much Remorse

One Small Learning, Possibly Summarized

Absque Vita Tali, Verbum Quoad Litteram Est Mortuum

This Only This

Pardonance, Love, Extremism, and Reform

Myngath - The Wyrdful Life of David Myatt
The Autobiography of David Myatt [Eleventh edition, 2011]
(pdf 1.7 Mb)

The Culture of Arête

De Novo Caelo et Nova Terra
(pdf 1.1 Mb)

A Question of Empathy
(pdf)

This Flow of Feelings

Notes on The Politics and Ideology of Hate
(Personal Observations Concerning An Extremist Past)

Ethos of Extremism
(Reflexions on Politics and A Fanatical Life)

Ecstasy Of A Personal Agony

More Autobiographical Writings
(Internal Link)


ἔστι δ᾽ ὅπη νῦν
ἔστι: τελεῖται δ᾽ ἐς τὸ πεπρωμένον:
οὔθ᾽ ὑποκαίων οὔθ᾽ ὑπολείβων
οὔτε δακρύων ἀπύρων ἱερῶν
ὀργὰς ἀτενεῖς παραθέλξει

Aesch. Ag. 67-71


The Numinous Way

FAQ About The Numinous Way

The Way of Pathei-Mathos

Recuyle of the Philosophy of Pathei-Mathos
(pdf 311 Kb)

Personal Musings On Empathy

Some Terms Explained

The Development of The Numinous Way

In Pursuit of Wisdom
(pdf)

Soli Deo Gloria

Race and Individuality in The Philosophy of The Numinous Way

Some Philosophical and Moral Problems of National Socialism

The Immoral Abstraction of Race

The Change of Enantiodromia

Race, Folk, and Clans

Religion and The Numinous Way

The Philosophy of The Numinous Way
(Internal Link)



Selected Poems by David Myatt

The Sun, The City

One Exquisite Silence

Letter

The Sun of Warm November

Dark Clouds of Thunder

Such A Poem As This

A Selection of Poems
(Internal Link)


Letters and Personal Writings

Preco preheminencie

A Fine Day in Middle June

Letters to Friends
(pdf)

The Matter With Death

One Simple Numinous Answer

A Silent Dweller


ἔγω δὲ φίλημμ᾽ ἀβροσύναν [...]
τοῦτο καί μοι τὸ λάμπρον ἔρως ἀελίω καὶ τὸ κάλον λέλογχε


Heraclitus - Some Translations and Notes

My Greek Translations
Aeschylus, Sophocles, Sappho, Homer
(External Link)


Some Selected Favourites

In Reply to Speaking Invitations

Collected Works
(External Link)

Personal Weblog
(External Link)



πάθει  μάθος

If anyone, from reasoning, exclaims loudly that victory of Zeus,
Then they have acquired an understanding of all these things;
Of he who guided mortals to reason,
Who laid down that this possesses authority:
'Learning from adversity'.

Even in sleep there trickles through the heart
The disabling recalling of the pain:
And wisdom arrives regardless of desire,
A favour from daimons
Who have taken the seats of honour, by force.

(Aeschylus: Agamemnon, translated by DW Myatt)




• In loving memory of Fran, who through her life and death profoundly changed me
• In loving memory of Sue, who died too young



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