The Subdued Life: Yearning for a Frontier

The modern world lacks the vital expansion and danger needed for true human flourishing and masculinity according to the "Bronze Age Mindset."

### The Decline of Vitality and the Necessity of Space and Danger for Flourishing
* 😞 Life has become subdued, and most people are a **dim shadow of the wild vitality** that once existed on Earth.
* ⏳ One of the main reasons for this subjection of life is the **absence of the threat of death**, as there is no longer a need to fight for survival against nature, elements, and other tribes.
* In the past, life was more full and men would band together to **hunt, explore new lands, be heroes in war, and celebrate**.
* 🌍 The instinct of healthy life is to **expand, master new spaces**, and **protect the space or kingdom** that is already claimed.
* 👑 "Almost every culture and tradition across the ages held manhood to be a **sacred ideal** that boys had to attain through **mastery of space, hunting, and war**."
* 🚀 Without a frontier to conquer, there can be no **ascending life, vitality, camaraderie, shared purpose, and community**.
* 🧗 "We all want community and belonging and purpose but the way to get there is not **peace and safety** but **space and danger**."

this may be triggering for some, but once you see this, you can't unsee it. Life has been subdued; everyone is repressed. Most people are a dim shadow of the wild vitality that once walked the Earth. There's many reasons for this subjection of life, which we'll cover in this video, but a main one is that there's no more threat of death. We think we have infinite time because we aren't fighting for our lives against nature and the elements and other tribes like every single human up until 300 years ago. There is no danger, no great hardship or purpose, no great exploration and expansion, just a subdued sense of safety and life that is not life at all. God damn it, an entire generation pumping gas, waiting tables, slaves with white collars. Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy [ __ ] we don't need. The middle children of history, man, no purpose or place. We have no Great War, no Great Depression. Our Great War is a spiritual

war our Great Depression is our lives our bodies and minds and Spirits have slowly become suffocated without space to grow not to mention the universe has been desacralized and been reduced to a materialistic dogma and we have lost our ancestral memory. The Ancients walked around In Perpetual religious Rapture wild with ecstasy and grief for power and the spirit of a god upon them. The world used to be a dangerous place full of the unknown new lands and new peoples and Wild open spaces and because of this life was more full. Men would band together to go on a hunt expand the community or be heroes in war together they would defend and Conquer build and celebrate live and die. When is the last time you lost a loved one a brother and sang in celebration of their life all night invoking the gods around the fire when's the last time you cried tears of grief and religious Rapture when's the last time your soul has shivered with goosebumps of Glory Destiny and

aspiration. Most people have never experienced these things, and weak people will reject the need to experience these things. They will reject my exhortation as something we have advanced beyond. The weak ones rationalize their comforts and want to fix all the suffering in the world while hiding their resentments. They're ignorant of the ways of classical cultures. They'll defend their broken and progressive moral beliefs without understanding what I mean or what they've lost. People think they are so superior today, but in reality, we are inferior in every way to the Bronze Age hero. We are inferior spiritually, physically, intellectually, and morally. Today we hate the conquerors of the past, and we are taught to despise white people for it. We spread propaganda to defame all great men. News flash for you all: our ancestors were conquerors and colonialists and warriors of some kind. Native Americans, Mongols, African tribes, Persians, Greeks, Romans, Kelts, Muslims, all of them. They all migrated, conquered new lands, protected their borders, defeated threats, and celebrated their culture and traditions.

until they fell and were conquered, certain groups just did it better than others. Your idea of holy, peaceful, and enlightened indigenous peoples is an illusion. This article from the Canadian military history, and many others like it, state that despite the myth that aboriginals lived in happy Harmony before the arrival of Europeans, war was Central to the way of life of many First Nation cultures. Indeed, war was a persistent reality in all regions. Ancient peoples were warriors, and if they were not, they died or they were subjugated by Warriors, many of them were ruthless and some of them Noble and wise. I honor every culture for its fruits and gifts, but we have to acknowledge this quest for expansion in life and not condemn the past for it. The Instinct of healthy life is to expand, to master new spaces, and to protect the space or Kingdom that is already claimed. This is the thesis of Bronze Age mindset, and an idea that I support. It's evident if you look deeply enough into nature or The Human Condition. The Instinct of healthy

life is to increase its power and its Mastery over space. This is not morally good or bad; this is just the truth. Just ask any man, What is your deepest desire? If he has true Manliness left in his blood, which is rare, he will say, To build something and do something great with comrades beside him. He will want to liberate himself, his family, his people, and grow into new spaces. This is why so many men have the dream today of building a little off-grid kingdom and being Wild and Free with his brothers and sisters. And that's because true masculinity seeks freedom and open space to master. These two aspects of Manliness come as a result of increased power. The servile masses, however, living in captivity AKA cities, no longer feel this impulse left in their blood. According to N and Bron's age mindset, broken life seeks mere life to survive and reproduce. Healthy life, on the other hand, seeks the expansion of its power in space. Teddy Roosevelt, the Western symbol of rugged masculinity in many ways, started off

Life as a sickly and weak boy. Young Teddy was plagued by asthma and health restrictions. His father encouraged him to engage in various physical activities, including boxing and weightlifting. Under his father's guidance, he embarked on a rigorous exercise routine and outdoor adventures. Roosevelt's love for the natural world grew as he started exploring the wilderness and hunting. In fact, he flourished out in the Wild West where there were wild and dangerous spaces left to explore and direct challenges to face. These adventures developed the masculine qualities of courage, self-reliance, fortitude, leadership, and industriousness. In the active enterprises of life, Teddy transformed himself into a mature masculine leader through his confrontation with the wild. And this is not a unique story to Teddy. Almost every culture and tradition across the ages held manhood to be a sacred ideal that boys had to attain through mastery of space, hunting, and war. The antithesis to manhood, however, was the safe village where boys would remain boys. It was the open

dangerous spaces that created elevation within man and Mankind. Teddy understood this, and he saw the rapid urbanization of his time, a masculine men, and creating degeneration in culture. I think the problem is today is that there are no new spaces to conquer, and our personal private property is dwindling. Where can boys place their heroic hope? Everything from land to business to science is already owned. Tell me, where is the frontier for our children, for us? Without a frontier, there can be no ascending life, no great vitality, and camaraderie and shared feeling and purpose. The frontier is where life expands and develops new resources, internally and externally. The hardships of the frontier are what bond men and makes them manly. Without a shared Frontier, there can be no us, there is no tribe, no community, no shared purpose, no men. Settled life always becomes dim and degraded without a uniting goal calling us forward in our personal and Collective lives. We will tear ourselves and each other apart. Without shared meaning, we will seek pleasure. Welcome to the world of captivity, a neurotic place.

of hypersexualized and subdued people just the way our Banking and techno overlords want. The masses broken especially the men everyone is hella confused easily manipulated and so few can actually think or act boldly anymore. It's a world of automatons seeking their own self-destruction because we have lost touch with nature and space and vital power. We cannot feel the heartbeat of life through the concrete and they tell you that this is for the best. I think it's time we get honest about what we actually need to flourish. We all want community and belonging and purpose but the way to get there is not peace and safety but space and danger. We need a [Music] frontier. Hey, thanks for watching Wisdom Warriors. I'm Christian and I'm looking for a few ambitious men to join me in 2024. The world needs Warriors and the path of the warrior, the path of of impact ability goes impossibly deep. If you're ready to fully commit to your life, find your open spaces and master them. There's a link in the description.

below where you can apply for a free one-on-one call with me. I'll see you over there. And if not, check out this past video on masculinity and what men need peace.

Why we need DANGER and space, not safety - Bronze Age Mindset

Wisdom Warriors

Modern life is described as subdued and repressed, with people lacking the wild vitality of the past.

One of the main reasons for this is the absence of the threat of death and the lack of great hardships or purpose.

The world's desacralization and loss of ancestral memory have contributed to the suffocation of the body, mind, and spirit, leaving life feeling empty.

Many people idealize the past and look down on modern society, glorifying the conquerors of the past.

The writer argues that ancient cultures were all warriors and conquerors, and that the instinct for expansion should be acknowledged and respected.

However, this perspective overlooks the complexities of history and the diverse ways of life in different cultures.

The Relationship Between Masculinity and the Mastery of Space

True masculinity is rooted in the desire to build and achieve greatness, seeking freedom and open space for power expansion.

Teddy Roosevelt's transformation from a weak boy to a masculine leader was driven by his exploration of the wilderness and facing direct challenges.

Across cultures, manhood has been associated with the mastery of space, in activities such as hunting and war, while the opposite is true for a safe village life.

The Importance of Having a Frontier in Modern Society

The lack of new spaces to conquer is seen as a problem, leading to a dwindling sense of heroic hope and shared purpose for men.

The absence of a frontier is believed to result in a loss of vitality, camaraderie, and shared meaning, leading to confusion and easily manipulated behavior, especially in men.

The speaker emphasizes the need for open spaces and danger to flourish, calling for ambitious men to join him in mastering new frontiers.

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