Men need a Round table of men who they can trust with not only their life but their families life, once they are gone.
Nobel Men.
Harder to find these days.
Nobility, in its essence, can be understood as a concept shaped by societal values, historical context, and philosophical thought.
Its origins trace back to hierarchical structures where power, landownership, or lineage conferred status. But beyond these material foundations, the idea of nobility has often carried a moral weight—a sense of duty, virtue, and responsibility.
Consider the Stoics, who emphasised that true nobility isn’t inherited but cultivated.
Marcus Aurelius, for instance, argued that the measure of a person’s greatness lies not in their title but in their ability to live according to reason and virtue.
Similarly, many religious traditions, like Christianity, frame nobility as the result of humility and service, echoing the life of figures like Jesus, who rejected material wealth and status in favor of moral leadership.
Yet, there’s a tension here.
You feel it.
In a modern context, “nobility” can feel antiquated, tied to systems of privilege and exclusion.
Philosophers like Nietzsche critiqued these traditional notions, challenging us to redefine greatness not through inherited status but through individual achievement and will.
The atheistic modernity has gutted this striving.
In a world increasingly preoccupied with convenience, consumption, and fleeting pleasures, the concept of nobility has been reduced to little more than a historical artifact.
The Male Holy Grail Men no longer seek.
The systems that once anchored it—whether feudal hierarchies, religious institutions, or even philosophical frameworks—have crumbled or been co-opted by nihialistic pragmatism.
Striving for nobility in the classical sense has become unfashionable, even suspect, in an era that prizes self-interest over sacrifice, and utility over virtue.
If nobility once sought to stand defiantly against the inevitability of death, what does a world stripped from it mean?
Think about it.
What are they waiting for?
This is why you feel you can’t trust the men around you with not only your life, but the life of your family.
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~ Diogo.
https://www.diogocohea.com