In the course of the twentieth century, certain European elitist circles have embraced Traditionalist thought, most notably promoted by its pioneer René Guénon (1886–1951). Ever since, a lose movement of like-minded people has handed down religiously adorned theories against the modern world. Modern Traditionalists and modernity are thus fierce enemies. Any progress, modernization, or, God forbid, technological advances are to Traditionalists what regression, stagnation, and reactionary forces are to the avant-garde. So, what could be a possible link between Traditionalism and modern technology? Perhaps, the fundamental doubt of technology’s belonging to the modern world. From the 1960s onwards, a self-proclaimed radical Traditionalist, who was subsequently cherished as a New Age prophet, was advocating ancient technology.