Embracing my Dharma in the chaos of the modern world

In this era of decline as we journey to the eventual collapse of the modern world and the end of the Kali Yuga, I like many others find myself realizing the hollow nature of our modern lives and seeing how it is not congruent with the true nature of our souls in relation to our caste and heritage and how God meant for man to live. For me this came gradually starting at 17 years of age when I joined the Army as an infantryman and went on to work in finance, politics and software. The entire time it felt like I was just chasing the next thing, the next paycheck with no regard for duty or purpose or even honoring my family's traditional role as warriors. 

Now I am 24 years old, and maybe it's just my brain physically starting to mature but I am realizing that there is more to life than chasing status and money and whatever else would be encouraged by the demonic and chaotic forces of the Kali Yuga- the dark age. I want to embrace my role as a heritage member of the heritage warrior caste of America. And so, I've decided to once again pursue a career of brotherhood, civil service and sacrifice. I've decided to become a fire fighter. I would love to once again be a soldier but due to the forces of the age and the ruling merchant class there is no honor in serving in the armed forces. There is also no honor in taking up the badge of law enforcement as police become more and more instruments of the state used against the people like a hammer. 

My family for at least the past 500 years has been composed of men who in war took up arms for the king and country. Engaging in the small holy war which takes place in the material plane of this world. And in peace time they would tend the fields on lands they owned, here they would engage in the greater holy war which is the war within oneself over our own soul. This is the life of the traditional member of the Anglo-American Warrior caste. But since the triumph of wall street and capitalism (which is just one side of the same coin as Marxism. In that it reduces man from a soul to just an economic unit) we have seen all members of our society stripped of their inherent dignity as creations of God and removed from their traditional castes and roles and forced into either being a worker or the fortunate few in being the slave masters or merchant “kings” of modernity. 

I reject this. I reject Marxism and capitalism. I reject the vapid quest of materialism and the American zeitgeist of abandoning any form of hierarchy and traditionalism. I embrace the warrior aesthetic lifestyle. Choosing to view wealth only in traditional terms of security and agriculture and embracing my previously discarded role as a warrior. I will take up the role of a fire fighter professionally and in my free time will take up gardening, bee keeping and meat rabbits so as to embrace my family's traditional roles in both peace and war but in the modern world. This will allow me to conduct both the greater and lesser holy war in the material and spiritual realms. I embrace my Dharma (The Natural Law) in the age of the Kali-Yuga and in doing so I may with the help of God survive spiritually.