David Myatt Page

This Web-Site is about David Myatt:
Islamist, Poet, Philosopher, Visionary, Mystic, Political Revolutionary, Pagan, Occultist, translator of Ancient Greek classics, and former monk

David Myatt interviewed by the BBC

A modern day Faustian man, David Myatt has spent several decades in a quest for the ultimate meaning of life. He has been, at different times in his life, a Christian monk, a Buddhist, a Taoist, a pagan, a Muslim and what he once described as a "revolutionary street-activist" for various White supremacist groups. He was involved with a secret military organization, set up by British government during the Cold War, to conduct sabotage and assassinations. He has also been accused of being the Grand Master of an underground Fascist-Occult order.

Over a decade ago, Myatt converted to Islam and began supporting 'martyrdom operations' (suicide bombings) and Jihad. Myatt has since left Islam and created and propagated what he calls The Numinous Way, and his writings about this 'Numinous Way' extol the virtues of "empathy, compassion, reason and honour." According to political scientist Professor George Michael, David Myatt "has arguably done more that any other theorist to develop a synthesis of the extreme right and Islam."

His life is certainly interesting, and complex, and seems to defy the simple explanations some commentators, and many journalists, have advanced.


" Myatt has undertaken a global odyssey which took him on extended stays in the Middle East and East Asia, accompanied by studies of religions ranging from Christianity to Islam in the Western tradition and Taoism and Buddhism in the Eastern path. In the course of this Siddhartha-like search for truth, Myatt sampled the life of the monastery in both its Christian and Buddhist forms."
Professor Jeffrey Kaplan

"Ele deixou o islamismo em 2010 e começou um novo movimento, um místico chamado 'Caminho do numinoso'. Parece que ele deixou todo o ódio para trás. Ele agora enfatiza a paz ea empatia entre todos os humans."

"I am no enigma, my life bared by writings such as this. For words live on to tell just one more story, of redemption." David Myatt - Absque Vita Tali, Verbum Quoad Litteram Est Mortuum

David Myatt

Biographical

About David Myatt

A Review of Myngath
(Myatt's Autobiography)

The Mystical Writings of David Myatt
(1.5 MB pdf)

A Short Biography of Myatt

David Myatt's Numinous Way Philosophy


Rumors and Allegations About Myatt

My Favorite Myatt Poems

The Life and Poetry of David Myatt



David Myatt Selected Works

A Change of Perspective

What You Thought You Came For

Absque Vita Tali, Verbum Quoad Litteram Est Mortuum

A Learning From Physis

Myngath - Recollections of A Wyrdful Life
The Autobiography of David Myatt
(1.7 MB pdf)

A Note Concerning Myngath

Philosophical and Moral Problems of National Socialism

The Immoral Abstraction of Race

Bright Berries, One Winter

The Culture of Arête

De Novo Caelo et Nova Terra
(1.1 MB pdf)

In Pursuit of Wisdom
(403 kB pdf)


External Links

David Myatt - Pathei-Mathos
Myatt's Personal Weblog



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