The Hyperborean Homeland

Thank you Scott for the editing help!
I'm following J.D.P. Bolton's "Aristeas of Proconnesus" in the main line of the argument, I diverge in a few places but his book is the best place to find the sources.
Also "Ancient Sources about Hyperborea" by Asen Bondzhev

[Ravnegutten]

25:40 RETVRN to crystal-powered rice cookers

[enemyoffetters]

This was excellent Eric. Love the new video style!

[joshualarson]

Extremely compelling! A little cultural music added to your voice and knowledge really took it to the next level. I hope you make more in this style because my only issue with it is that it's not at least a few hours long. Cheers!

[prvada]

This is quality content. Well done, Aarvoll.

[bronzeagesettler]

"Let us face ourselves. We are Hyperboreans."

[Deep.Dungeone]

It was the island of Delos, the seat of the priesthood of apollo, who was born of a hyperborean woman, on delos. Not the oracle at delphi. Your direct quote of the text says so.

Ancient writers were in a habit of describing the sheer number of the hyperboreans. The consistently failing climatic conditions of the regions around the north sea is probably what lead to the descendents of the hyperboreans flooding rome much later.

I think they came from the north pole originally. Blue eyes confer the advantage of being able to see better in the dark. Plutarch, another priest of apollo, placed ortygia, the island of circe, far to the west of ireland, and to the east of 'the great continent'. It sounds like greenland to me.

They thought the hyperboreans were a holy race at first but as greek civilization and their grasp of geography caught up, the hype faded.

Some have proposed that the gobi desert was the home of the griffins. It used to be littered with dinosaur skeletons, very close to the surface.

[Vril_Seeker]

Awesome vid mate. I always wondered why as a celt I felt a deeper connection with Apollo. Also Astral projection - the ascent of the soul - is a 100% learnable skill.

[mommyharris]

This was an excellent video. Excellent work. You really did your homework on this. I’ve been studying this for a while myself because of something that I seen in my sleep on Lunar new year. I’m looking for the Chimera that came from there and where they ended up in modern day times.

[gavaniacono]

Nietzsche loved the cold, and the hyperborean spirit.

[funker]

Are we sure we want to contact these entities

[mrgentraum]

I am volunteering for a hyperborean abduction experience. Just putting that out there.

[cannedtuna]

I really like this theory. It resonates intuitively for me.

I think there is a strong case to be made for the idea that Lugus' best Greek analog would be Apollo.

[Landstrider]

Sometimes i wish you would just invest yourself to these studies.

[ArtymusPrime]

Congratulations on your invitation to AFPAC IV, Eric! I know you've been skeptical of Fuentes in the past, but I think all strategies are important. Great to see this multi-pronged collaboration. I think you have one of the most important messages on the right at the moment, and it's essential that you get more coverage. Awesomes tuff.

[TheAlchemist-jvlj]

It's refreshing to hear some stories of wonders and miracles from an Aryan pre Christian context.

[findingindu]

This is based. Knowledge which I had already known and I will reveal the source from which I acquired it; in Rudolf Steiners Anthroposophic works there was described a “City of Manu” from which many sages were sent out into the world bearing spiritual teachings from Old Atlantis.

[rbehyom]

Man this was so good. Loving the AI visuals too actually along with the rest.

[Asilentlearner]

Olaf Jansen went to the inner earth, read the smokey gods

[OfTheSidhe]

Thank you this is brilliant. I think the Hyperboreans were the Celts / Scandinavians before all the invasions from the East - we've been degrading ever since and now almost End Game.

[Finn]

Why does he have a bell pepper? Early trading routes between the north pole and the americas?