Soldification

‘Solidification’ is a term synonymous with ‘massification’.
== Tradition ==
Great solidity means less axial activity. — Walter Russell 1920's[[[Axis Mundi]]]In The Reign of Quantity and the Signs of the Times, Rene Guenon identified two stages of counter-traditional action: Solidification; Dissolution. ‘Solidification’ is a concept referenced by Cologero in his «Angels and Demons» Posted on 2019-06-12 by Cologero, based on Guénon's references: The counter-tradition begins with "the notion that there is nothing above or beyond the human", which became popular with the increasing popularity of "rationalism". Then, without any interest in transcendence, attention naturally turns to external and sensible things (so-called Empiricism). This encloses man in the corporeal world, obscuring higher, and even infernal, forces. Materialisation and quantification complete the first stage. With communication with superior domains eliminated, the “dissolving and destructive forces of the inferior subtle domain penetrates” into the corporeal world. This is the second phase of dissolution.
== Rhizomata ==
Mass; Tradition; Counter-Tradition; Massification; Materialism