Hyperborea Literature

[Anonymous No.19253784]

Hello friends. I mostly browse lit, however, I do sometimes check on gif, because there is one type of thread there that really piques my interest. It is the hyperborea threads. You can go there right now to see what I mean, its fascinating. A while ago I remember looking it up and seeing that Guenon and Evola wrote some stuff about it, but I tried again today and I couldn't find any exact passages. Regardless, can someone reccomend me the best lit that there is on hyperborea? It can be any author, time period, style, I just want to learn more

[Anonymous No.19253824]

>>19253784
Clark Ashton Smith's Hyperborean cycle.

[Anonymous No.19253858]

>>19253824
I'm looking more so for non-fiction, but regardless I will add it to my reading list. Downloading it right now

[Anonymous No.19253905]

>>19253824
Unless it isnt fiction? But regardless, go on www.b-ok.cc and look up "hyperborean", take a look at the results

[Anonymous No.19253927]

>>19253784
Voyage of the Zeno brothers

[Anonymous No.19254040]

>>19253858
>hyperborea
>nonfiction
Mi negro, what are you smoking?

[Anonymous No.19254050]

>>19253784
I hate hyper fetishists. Just draw Fox mccloud normal proportioned, OK?

[Anonymous No.19254089]

Have you tried asking /x/

[Anonymous No.19254105]

>>19254089
poor girl i genuinely feel bad for her

[Anonymous No.19254115]

>>19254105
what happened?

[Anonymous No.19254173]

>>19253927
This the one?

[Anonymous No.19254182]

>>19254173
Sorry I forgot link, this the one?
https://archive.org/details/McGillLibrary-104427-134/page/n89/mode/2up

[Anonymous No.19254217]

>>19254040
The truth. At last I truly see

[Anonymous No.19254719]

>>19254115
It's Megan
https://youtu.be/dTSECD_3NM0

[Anonymous No.19255040]

>>19253824
If you could rec me only one CAS book, which would you say its the best starting point? The dark eidolon or the zothique stories?

[Anonymous No.19255091]

>>19253784
Tilak is what you want

[Anonymous No.19255094]

>>19253784
>>19255091
William Warren too.

[Anonymous No.19255212]

>>19253784
lots of Hollow Earth novels late 1800s to mid-1900s, search "thule", "agartha" ect.

[Anonymous No.19255640]

>>19255091
>>19255094
Thanks for the recommendations. Downloaded.

[Anonymous No.19255724]

So now I got:
Clark Ashton Smith's Hyperborean cycle
Voyage of the Zeno brothers
The arctic home in the vedas
Paradise found
Agartha: The earths inner world
Hammer of the gods: the thule society and the birth of nazism
Thule gesellschaft and the Vril society

[Anonymous No.19255730]

>>19255724
Am I missing anything? Also, for the anon that recommended the zeno brothers voyage, in what part of it exactly does it mention hyperborea? Or was it a joke

[Anonymous No.19255808]

>>19255724
Evola's revolt against the modern world has quite a lot of chapters dealing with hyperborean symbolism
Serrano is nice too if you can handle it.

[Anonymous No.19255889]

>>19254182
Seems like a good scholarly source but you can also find the translated original text which is better and probably shorter

[Anonymous No.19255927]

>>19255808
Uh can you recommend me something specific by Serrano? His stuff is all over the place. I'm getting "Hitler the Ultimate Avatar", "The Black Sun", "Hitlers UFO against the new world order", etc. After looking up his works, it seems he has written on the anatarctic and on the ice fields, but I'm finding it really hard to find copies of these works. To be honest, I dont know where to start

[Anonymous No.19255928]

Anyone read this?
https://www.amazon.com/Quest-Antarctica-Miguel-Serranos-Neither/dp/0578931117

[Anonymous No.19256096]

>>19255889
Also, a question for you, what does the journey of the Zeno brothers have to do with hyperborea? I see they found two islands called Estoliland and Frisland, what is the connection?

[Anonymous No.19256123]

>>19253784
I've looked at one of those threads and found it appalling. It speaks of evasion from the modern world much like other New Age garbage with no consistency or Traditional foundations.
>awww yeah bro I'm gonna become INITIATED by looking at pictures of Mary whilst listening to nigger music
They are no different to the coomers that are endemic on /gif/.
At least it has brought you here to read about something. The thread's value begins and ends there.

[Anonymous No.19256144]

>>19256123
So what should I read?

[Anonymous No.19256158]

>>19256144
The Mask and Face of Contemporary Spiritualism
So you know what's garbage

[Anonymous No.19256161]

>>19256158
As in the book itself is garbage, or it will teach about what is garbage and what isnt?

[Anonymous No.19256163]

>>19256161
The second.

[Anonymous No.19256216]

>>19256163
Just because I am curious, what do you think about Hyperborea?

[Anonymous No.19256433]

>>19253784
Most literature was lost when the Proto-Semites melted the ice libraries, but Maester Yuldubaz managed to fill a ship with ice tablets and hide them in Greenland, where they are hidden away in a cave to this very day.

[Anonymous No.19256625]

>>19253784
You don't need to read about it, just access your ancestral memories lmao

[Anonymous No.19256781]

>>19256625
?

[OP No.19257319]

>>19256433
OP here. I just got hit with a sudden realization. Should I just unironically go read the Bible instead? Honestly are any of the books here even worth reading?, like at all? Pic related is what I have on my ereader from the thread.

[Anonymous No.19257333]

>zoomer retard only knows about hyperborea through ironybro memes made by people who don't even believe in hyperborea or the aryan race

[OP No.19257347]

>>19257333
And how else am I supposed to know about it? How did you know about it? Through reading? Well that's exactly what I am trying to do

[Anonymous No.19257375]

>>19255724
>Clark Ashton Smith's Hyperborean cycle.
otto rahn, miguel serrano

[OP No.19257420]

>>19257375
Specific books or at least specific reading order

[Anonymous No.19257425]

>>19253784
The majority of author who talk about it are larpers. Is very hard to find true stuff about it and not fantasies.

[OP No.19257444]

>>19257425
So far yeah there's like two good books on the topic
>>19255091
>>19255094
These honestly look more legit then most of what I've seen so far

[Anonymous No.19257445]

>>19257347
Because hyperbore and hollow earth/kooky shit in general has been ruined by zoomer retards who don't believe in any of that shit and make their shtity videos for the meme value and to get le twitter upvotes
Those people making those le epic hyperborea memes with spinning black suns and 2000s pop music? They don't believe in hyperborea or any kooky occult hollow earth stuff. it's just a meme to them. these people have never read a book about hyperborea, the hollow earth, ancient aliens, they just browse wikipedia articels and go on google images

[OP No.19257466]

>>19257445
You honestly dont sound like you believe in it either, calling it kooky shit. But regardless, I am interested in the topic, so I'm gonna read about it. It doesnt really matter to me whether internet strangers disapprove, but who knows, something good could come of this. Maybe I can find out which books are bullshit or not. And then I can meme them in the threads, 'you have to read x', 'me after reading y and finding out the truth'. Honestly it would be good to get the zoomer crowd (including me) reading about it. But I do not know how much of an outlier I am, and how well it will apply to other zoomers.

[Anonymous No.19257536]

>>19255040
The first volume of this collection. The stories are uncensored, unaltered and arranged in chronological order.

[Anonymous No.19257785]

>>19255927
https://mobile.twitter.com/CarThulePub
These guys.
The Worship of Love and Nos are great

[Anonymous No.19259096]

>>19257785
I would but I dont want to get put on a watchlist

[Anonymous No.19260741]

>>19257420
crusade against the grail

[Anonymous No.19261343]

>>19253784
This one I suppose

[Anonymous No.19261353]

>>19253858
>non-fiction
>Hyperborea
You want /x/, not /lit/.

[Anonymous No.19261396]

>>19253784
>>19261343
Also very important:
The Oera Linda Book, newest translation by Jan Ott. His blog is worth reading. He explains in detail why he made certain translation choices and a lot more stuff. Also he is very redpilled on the jews.

"The Oera Linda Book is a manuscript written in a form of Old Frisian, purporting to cover historical, mythological, and religious themes of remote antiquity, from 2194 BCE to 803 CE"

https://fryskednis.blogspot.com/
https://oeralinda.nl/ (Where to buy)

Dutch and German translations are on the way.
Note: Many historians will tell you that it's a fake manuscript. However after reading Jan Ott's blog completely. It became clear to me ho real these old Frysian stories are actually real.

[Anonymous No.19261412]

>>19253784
>>19261396
>>19261343
Another one:
Chronicles from Pre-Celtic Europe: (survivors of the Great Tsunami) - Alewyn J Raubenheimer

[Anonymous No.19261427]

>>19253784
This. His book on Atlantis is also decent.

[Anonymous No.19262601]

>>19257445
>Because hyperbore and hollow earth/kooky shit in general has been ruined by zoomer retards who don't believe in any of that shit and make their shtity videos for the meme value and to get le twitter upvotes
But why Gotye?

[Anonymous No.19263737]

>>19253784
>19253784

[Anonymous No.19263761]

>>19253784
Beasts, Men and Gods by Ferdinand Ossendowski is a good read.

>>19262601
A10's

[Anonymous No.19263958]

>>19253784
>the best lit that there is on hyperborea?
If you are looking for something "aesthetic" then I don't have any suggestion for you, but if you are insterested in a serious study of this topic, I can recommend only Guenon as an authority on this subject (everything of value in Evola is already in Guenon, anything else can only lead you astray). This being said, you can read the chapter "Atlantis and Hyperborea" from Traditional Forms and Cosmic Cycles, "The place of the Atlantean Tradition in the Manvantara" and "A few remarks on the name Adam" from the same book have a similar topic. Back to the north, read the chapter "The land of the sun" from Symbols of Sacred Science. Now, there is also The Arctic Home in the Vedas, which has some very interesting astrological proofs for "Hyperborea" but the language of the book is very westernized, you can see this by the way in which the author uses the term "aryan", you will have the feeling that you are reading some german indologist and not a hindu. In any case, if you have Guenon as a basis (reading his Introduction to the study of the hindu doctrines and this article: https://www.gornahoor.net/?p=14521&cpage=1#comments would help here) you will be able to take only what is good from the book.

[Anonymous No.19264222]

>>19256123
>nooooo don't have fun aaaaaaaaaa

[Anonymous No.19264711]

Hyperborea is such a cool sounding word.

[Anonymous No.19265866]

>>19264711
hyperboring

[Anonymous No.19266860]

>>19255094
I thought paradise lost. Glad to see it found.