Following the Forest Passage
- #140 in Books & Magazine
- #6,524 among international channels
- #9,129 among English channels
- #10,296 worldwide
Channel for the editor, writer, and occasional publisher John Morgan.
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Subscriber growth
Following the Forest Passage has 716 subscribers. It lost 2 subscribers in the last 30 days (-0.3%). A typical post is seen by about 43 people within a day, an engagement rate of 6%.
Daily numbers, last 30 days
| Date | Subscribers | Change | Posts | Avg. post views |
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| 12 Nov | 716 | 0 | 0 | – |
| 11 Nov | 716 | 0 | 3 | 39 |
| 10 Nov | 716 | 0 | 1 | 54 |
| 9 Nov | 716 | −2 | 4 | 51 |
| 8 Nov | 718 | 0 | 0 | – |
| 8 Oct | 718 | – | 0 | – |
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Average views at each age, posts of the last 30 days.
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When it posts
Times in UTC. 18 posts in 90 days.
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The Caesarean section of the modern world.
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'It was she [Benoist’s Grandmother] who first taught me the meaning of noblesse oblige: viz., that belonging to the aristocracy does not consist in benefiting from more privileges than others or in having additional rights, but in imposing greater burdens upon one oneself, having a higher notion of one’s duties, feeling more responsible than others. Behaving in a noble manner, whatever class one comes from, means never being satisfied with oneself, never reasoning in terms of utility. It means the beauty of gratuitousness, of “useless” expenditure, the beau geste, the conviction that one could always have done better, that it is odious to boast of what one has done, that a man’s quality is t...
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NEW on the PRAV Perspectives Substack: “Leontiev as a Predecessor of Eurasianism” by Klavdia Florovskaya, translated with an introduction by John Stachelski Read it, subscribe, and get ready for Volume IV of the Foundations of Eurasianism series
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Collin Cleary explains what socialism is and isn't, part 2. https://counter-currents.com/2026/11/what-socialism-is-and-isnt-part-2/
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"Poetry rescues things by reconciling matter with spirit in the metaphor." — Nicolás Gómez Dávila
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So the "right-wing" populists across Europe and the US made a lot of noise but accomplished virtually nothing other than to grift their supporters, if anything made the sociopolitical situation worse, and in the process discredited everything connected with the "right" and reduced political discourse to the level that people with an IQ under 80 can understand. Good work. I can relate to what Fuentes recently said, I'm tempted to join up with the Jews and the Left so that I can be on the winning side for a change.
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A remarkable collection of additional medieval Hindu artefacts and sculptural remains from the historic Quanzhou Shiva Mandir, China, offers a fascinating glimpse into the flourishing presence of Shaivism and Hindu religious traditions in medieval Quanzhou. Among these exquisite remnants are sculptures of Bhagwan Shiva seated majestically alongside his attendants, another striking depiction of Bhagwan Shiva standing with his divine Trishula, Sculpture of Shivalingam and a sacred Murti of Maa Kali Ji, originating from the Chedian Hindu Mandir. These surviving masterpieces stand as enduring testimonies to the artistic excellence, devotional traditions and profound cultural presence of Hindu Dh...
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So the "right-wing" populists across Europe and the US made a lot of noise but accomplished virtually nothing other than to grift their supporters, if anything made the sociopolitical situation worse, and in the process discredited everything connected with the "right" and reduced political discourse to the level that people with an IQ under 80 can understand. Good work. I can relate to what Fuentes recently said, I'm tempted to join up with the Jews and the Left so that I can be on the winning side for a change.
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A remarkable collection of additional medieval Hindu artefacts and sculptural remains from the historic Quanzhou Shiva Mandir, China, offers a fascinating glimpse into the flourishing presence of Shaivism and Hindu religious traditions in medieval Quanzhou. Among these exquisite remnants are sculptures of Bhagwan Shiva seated majestically alongside his attendants, another striking depiction of Bhagwan Shiva standing with his divine Trishula, Sculpture of Shivalingam and a sacred Murti of Maa Kali Ji, originating from the Chedian Hindu Mandir. These surviving masterpieces stand as enduring testimonies to the artistic excellence, devotional traditions and profound cultural presence of Hindu Dh...
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In his precious lectures Heidegger developed perfect hermeneutics of Hegel. Philosophy of Right (in Heidegger’s interpretation) can be regarded as key to whole Hegel. ✍️ Alexander Dugin 🗣 From Hegel to Russia’s Conservative Revolution: Alexander Dugin on Tradition, the State, and the Hidden Sixth Column
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In its primary sense, an awareness of the value of one’s race manifests in a set of norms found in ancient civilizations—particularly where the caste system and the law of endogamy were in force—norms that persisted, in part, until relatively recent times within the traditions of the aristocracy. This was a form of racism that was not theorized, but lived. This is why the word "race" is so rarely encountered in the ancient world: there was no felt need to speak of race in the modern sense, because the reality of it was already present. Julius Evola, The Myth of Blood, 1942.
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Democrats right now
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Sir William Jones (1746–1794) Sir William Jones was a British judge, distinguished Sanskrit scholar, and founder of the Asiatic Society of Bengal. In 1794, he published his English translation of the Manusmriti, titled Institutes of Hindu Law; or, The Ordinances of Menu. In the preface, Jones acknowledged Manu's extraordinary stature in Hindu tradition, describing him as "not the oldest only, but the holiest, of legislators." He further praised the work as "a system so comprehensive and so minutely exact." Jones also drew attention to parallels between the laws of Manu Maharaja and the legal traditions of ancient European civilisations. He discussed the Cretan (Minoan) civilisation (c. 30...
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Sezession now in English, feat. Yours Truly of course: https://sezession.substack.com/
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Collin Cleary makes a case for conservative socialism. "What Socialism Is (and Isn't)," part 1 of 2. https://counter-currents.com/2026/11/what-socialism-is-and-isnt-part-1/
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Die Niebulgen: Siegfried, Fritz Lang (1924)
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Questions about Following the Forest Passage
How many subscribers does Following the Forest Passage have?
Following the Forest Passage (@followingtheforestpassage) has 716 subscribers as of November 12, 2026.
Is Following the Forest Passage growing?
It is holding steady: −2 subscribers (-0.3%) in the last 30 days.
How many people see a post on Following the Forest Passage?
A typical post gets about 43 views within 24 hours, roughly 6% of its subscribers (the ERR).
What is Following the Forest Passage about?
It is listed in Books & Magazine, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “Channel for the editor, writer, and occasional publisher John Morgan.”
Where does Following the Forest Passage rank?
By subscribers it is #140 in Books & Magazine, #6,524 among international channels, #9,129 among English channels, #10,296 worldwide.
Does Following the Forest Passage post ads?
None of its 18 posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored. Unlabelled promotions can’t be detected.
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