We're all riding the Kali Yuga together. ITT worship Hyperborea, denounce the modern world, discuss magick, aliens, theosophy and Atlantis. Only for people of Indo-Uralic and Indo-Aryan origin, no semites and reptilians allowed. Praise Evola (pbuh) and Guenon (pbuh). Praise the sun. This is a shitpost
>>253Basically Guenon and Evola made it what it is today.
It started like this:
>Along with Thule, Hyperborea was one of several terrae incognitae to the Greeks and Romans, where Pliny, Pindar and Herodotus, as well as Virgil and Cicero, reported that people lived to the age of one thousand and enjoyed lives of complete happiness. Hecataeus of Abdera collated all the stories about the Hyperboreans current in the 4th century BC and published a lengthy, now-lost treatise on them that was noted by Diodorus Siculus (ii.47.1–2).[32] Legend told that the sun was supposed to rise and set only once a year in Hyperborea, which would place it above or upon the Arctic Circle, or, more generally, in the arctic polar regions.
>The ancient Greek writer Theopompus, in his work Philippica, claimed Hyperborea was once planned to be conquered by a large race of soldiers from another island (some[who?] have claimed this was Atlantis); however, this plan was apparently abandoned, as the soldiers from Meropis realized the Hyperboreans were too strong, and too blessed, for them to be conquered. This unusual tale, which some[who?] believe was satire or comedy, was preserved by Aelian (Varia Historia, 3. 18).
>Theseus visited the Hyperboreans and Pindar transferred Perseus' encounter with Medusa there from its traditional site in Libya, to the dissatisfaction of his Alexandrian editors.[33]
>Apollonius wrote that the Argonauts sighted Hyperborea, when they sailed through Eridano. >>264>The Hyborian Age is a fictional period of Earth's history within the artificial mythology created by Robert E. Howard, serving as the setting for the sword and sorcery tales of Conan the Barbarian. The word "Hyborian" is derived from the legendary northern land of the ancient Greeks, Hyperborea, and is rendered as such in the earliest draft of Howard's essay "The Hyborian Age". Howard described the Hyborian Age taking place sometime after the sinking of Atlantis and before the beginning of recorded ancient history. Most later editors and adaptors such as L. Sprague de Camp and Roy Thomas placed the Hyborian Age around 10,000 BC. More recently, Dale Rippke proposed that the Hyborian Age should be placed further in the past, around 32,500 BC, prior to the beginning of the Last Glacial Maximum. Rippke's date, however, has since been disputed by Jeffrey Shanks, who argues for the more traditional placement at the end of the Last Glacial Maximum.Anyone ever read any of the conan the barbarian novels? most are public domain now. Good writing, but since it was written in the 30s there's lots of un-pc race shit and some of it gets kindof
rapey >>540Yes, he likens it to how Satan fell from heaven. Basically black = bad and white = good.
Quite the intellectual.
>>560I pirated all of his books, but havent actually read them yet.
From what I understand, degeneration theory is the underlying theme of all of his philosophy. Something like the first root race being the perfect form of humanity, and slowly being degenerated through their promiscuous activities (evidence of which is seen in ancient mythology, like Zeus acting like a frat bro fucking evrything that moves) and dropped from glory to merely man. I suppose he means that we can return to such glory if only the rest of humanities impurities are culled. Probably starting with the Jews, in his mind.
Add that with a misreading of Hindu theology (with a focus on caste structures), mixed with Roman Catholicism spirituality, and you have Evola.
Maybe I'm missing something, but I couldn't be assed to read him tbh.
>>591>What is the critique of evola then?I dont know what you mean, you want a critique of a bourgeois crackpot?
Well okay, he was a bourgeois crackpot
>>582>mixed with Roman Catholicism spiritualityscratch that, he wanted to return to ancient roman paganism
weird chap
>>>167459idk how to respond to this because I learned about him through memes and wikipedia
I dont think any Marxists (or anyone else for that matter) took him seriously to debunk him
he was idiosyncratic in everyway, like a 19th century hipster
If I had to guess, I would say he is trying to reconcile Plato's ideal government in the real world, again. Like, the first root race was the platonic form of good, and he wants to cycle through the yugas and come across the form of good again.
Also in Plato's ideal government, Plato assumes slavery will always exist. This isnt too far fetched for an ancient philosopher, but perhaps Evola took this as an excuse to introduce one of his esoteric pleasures of Hinduism into the platonic government.
>>669>Anyone have the Esoteric Nazi Hyperborea posts?There used to be /vril/ on 8chan, where /leftypol/ was as well before the retreat to the backup Albanian /bunkerchan/, before the present . org
You could read all this stuff on there.
there was a plan by /vril/ to reincarnate Hitler (himself an incarnation of the pagan god, Wotan) by occult means.
Fortunately it came to nothing when the board owners' cellphone with key board maintenance info got taken off him when he got mugged at a gas station.
>>333The cavepeople ("crawlers", "molepeople") are unrelated to hyperboria & are likely a spiritually and physically corrupted offshoot from humanity originating from survivors of a/possibly multiple great geomagnetic reversals.
They look fucked but they're physically weak, usually malnourished and most of the time harmless unless you're a child or very short. They will fuck up your chooks & other small animals though, some cunts up in the dandenongs will swear that they've been know to completely eviscerate large dogs but I'm skeptical, more likely a yowie that does it, indigenous people tend to agree based on who I've spoken to.
>>582Ride the tiger is a decent book, would legitimately recommend it to anybody capable of critically reading & filtering out the bs, useful in transforming blackpilled comrades away from defeatism & towards doomer optimism. Evola was one of the better third positionists aligned with the Fascist bloc but his works are low grade theory & kind of an overglorified form of self help, intended as a means of reorienting people who are already in the third positionist camp.
>>731In my imagination it feels like a modern mythology, like dragons and unicorns and shit.
But I'm afraid that if I read him I'll realize it's all porky dicksucking with a flavour if guenon
>>788he is my favourite nazi, based retard in the "interesting person" sense
king of autism and eyebrows
>>790amogus
>>805>The reasons for his leaving are also very muddled and unclear,Hess had been elbowed aside in the Nazi regime. He wasn't consulted on Operation Barbarossa to invade the Soviet Union. He thought he could get back in with Hitler if he could bring about peace with Britain. (Hitler had previously written in Mein Kampf about wanting an alliance with Britain against the Bolsheviks.)
There`s a theory by a writer, Dr James Vincent Murphy, that Hess' s flight was under the auspices of the Foreign Organisation of the Nazi Party, which Hess had set up, and it was part of a power move against the more anti-British Foreign Minister Ribbentrop
<the Svengali who practices the art of post-hypnotic suggestion on the Berchtesgaden somnambulist [Hitler] But Hess just wasn't this influential. The official German declaration was he was a madman acting on his own, and without the knowledge of anyone else in the Nazi hierarchy. If he'd been sent officially to negotiate a peace with Britain then this declaration would have undermined it.
>for some reason Hitler never even attempted to have him shot downThe first he knew about the flight was when Hess's adjutant, Karlheinz Pintsch, arrived at his mountain retreat near Berchtesgaden with a letter from Hess, given to him just before take off. Albert Speer:
<At this moment Hitler descended from his room upstairs. One of the adjutants was called into the salon. While I began leafing through my sketches once more, I suddenly heard an inarticulate, almost animal outcry. Then Hitler roared: "Bormann, at once! Where is Bormann? “>and neither did the Brits.Hess zig zagged his flight path to avoid British radar, waited until dark before flying over the coast of Scotland to avoid enemy spotters, and then flew low over the countryside.
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