Traditionalism texts recommendations

[username]

I'm not well versed in the philosophy usually called traditionalism.

Could someone who are recommend some texts from these writers like Guenon, Schuon, Nasr or Lings or the likes?

http://www.frithjofschuon.info/public/library/books_articles.aspx

Evola is probably already well known to most readers, so letīs forget about him for now.


When going into a new subject, the greatest challenge is to sort out something you can truly appreciate. And ofcourse most want not to spend too much time reading, so try to mention some works, that made a thorough impression on you, if you can.

[FIAT]

One of the best introductory works with which one interested in traditionalism could start would be James Cutsinger's Advice to the Serious Seeker: Meditations on the Teaching of Frithjof Schuon, a volume as intellectually rewarding as it is accessible.

[indjaseemun]

The only thing in this area that I have read is "The System Of Antichrist" by Charles Upton. Quite interesting, although very religious. Says a lot of truths in my opinion.