In June 2015, Living Traditions Magazine offered a powerful and eloquent review of Miguel A. Fernandez’s Solar Warrior Trilogy, describing it as “a breath of fresh air in a world dominated by consumerism and self-indulgence.” (download the .PDF review here). The review praises the trilogy for reviving the ancient ethos of honor, virtue, and heroic being—an ethos deeply resonant with the primordial traditions yet reimagined for our technological age.
Far more than nostalgic mythmaking, the trilogy is recognized as a philosophical and spiritual roadmap for individuals seeking meaning, courage, and agency in a fragmented world. The first volume, Origins, Rise and Decline, is lauded for its nuanced metaphysical exploration of the Solar Warrior as a bridge between the human and divine, connecting myth, cosmology, and historical manifestations—especially through the Templars and Grail traditions.
The second volume, The Eclipse, is acknowledged for its uncompromising critique of the modern world, charting the historical and symbolic descent from sacred craft to technocratic control. Living Traditions commends Fernandez for blending physics, chaos theory, systems thinking, and myth into a bold, demanding study of how the sacred disappeared beneath the surface of industrialized modernity.
The third volume, A New Hope, offers not mere lamentation, but a call to ride the tiger of the techno-system—to master it rather than be enslaved by it. Here, Fernandez is praised for his penetrating insights into politics, economics, communication, and population dynamics, culminating in a vision of reborn nobility and true aristocracy rooted in being and spiritual fire.