The Simple Life of René Guénon

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René Guénon, a prominent figure of the twentieth century, offers a profound critique of modernity through his extensive work, which draws from diverse spiritual traditions, including Shamanism, Indian philosophy, and esoteric practices. This biography, first published in 1958 by his collaborator Paul Chacornac, is the first comprehensive account of Guénon's life and ideas, serving as a cornerstone for subsequent biographies. Its translation aims to introduce Guénon's insights and teachings to a broader audience, highlighting the significance of traditional spiritual paths.