Thread 40914973

Hi /x/. I was doing some reading about agartha, hyperborea and the hollow earth mythos. It occurred to me that the description of this places are very similar in that they are a realm without pain, suffering and is, overall, a paradise.

Couldn't it be that these pagan myths have root in that sense of nostalgia and homesickness the humanity had when it was expelled? Could it be that we can actually find the Garden but because of the Great Flood it was relocated somewhere else? Maybe the antichrist would be the one that reaches it and eats from the Tree of Life.

>>40914973 (OP)
You are on the right track, read King of the World by Rene Guenon
***In traditional symbolism, places denote states of the being***

>>40915244
He's a freemason, I will check it out with a grain of salt though

>>40914973 (OP)
there's no garden of eden, humans were either brought here by aliens or other humans.

I have abrahamic fatigue.

>>40914973 (OP)
Yes, Atlantis is Hyperborea, the blessed garden eden with mulberry trees, golden apples and nymphs and all heroes go there. what vaxxies call "the anti christ" is the king of atlantis.

>>40914973 (OP)
Makes sense because Hyperborea is where humanity was literally factually created

>>40914973 (OP)
MacEdo

>>40914973 (OP)
Blavatsky was right bros