@Kombat-Unit That's cool man. Yes Colton forget about it.

@dd✳555 Yeah got a few massive pagan tomes and I'm re-reading Lightning and the Sun and Gold in the Furnace to refresh my memory. Doing it together with a few local EHs I managed to recruit just a few days ago.

You know how it is, you just can't help seeing the connections everywhere.

Thr Golden Thread.

It's 56 on Amazon, fuck.

Yeah, Serrano writes in the Golden Cord extensively of Hitler as the archeotypal returning King. I started re-reading Kalevala as well and the connections are just everywhere. But that's how it is, Savitri and Serrano described the Indo-Aryan religion and perennial tradition with such accuracy, once you read them, you cannot help seeing it, and the heritage of the aryan blood faith.

Modern day prophets tbh, all of them.

Yeah. And I think I have also mentioned how Himmler and Ahnenerbe agents toured the towns where my grandfather used to live to record spells from the local shamans. So they clearly saw the connection as well.

Himmler considered pretty much everyone ancient aryans, but still 😄

It's interesting that these topics are popping up so much.

In culture.

Like that we know about esoteric Hitlerism is a miracle.

It really is a spiritual connection, a shifting of some sort...

It really, really is. I also like this discord because there're a bunch of EHs, last thing I expected from a hardcore Christian party.

Also NSBM fans.

Really, I remember a long time ago TWP was promoting the Arthurian tradition as well.

"… while Arthur is attempting to realize his legendary world empire and to conquer even Rome in order to be crowned emperor therein, his nephew Modred, who remained at home, usurps the throne and takes possession of Arthur’s woman, Guinevere. In the war that ensues the traitor is killed, but the best knights of the Round Table also die. Arthur himself is mortally wounded; he is taken to Avalon, that the health-restoring techniques of the women inhabiting that land (especially Morgande’s) may heal him and allow him to resume his function. But Arthur’s wounds (especially the one produced by a poisoned spear, according to some writers) open up again every year while his faithful subjects at home vainly await his return. There is a tradition, however, according to which one day Arthur will return from Avalon to resume his reign: this is why the Britons, since then, never wanted to appoint another king. In other forms of the legend-for instance, in the Otia imperialia by Gervasius of Tilbury-Arthur is portrayed lying in bed in a wonderful palace located on top of a mountain."
t. Serrano

The Arthurian legend of wounded and returning King is the same as German legend of Emperor Frederic Barbarossa, who shall one day come out of the cave in which he has been asleep for centuries, and save his people, and lead them to unheard-of glory; in Denmark, as Holger Danske, of the Kronborg Mountain; in Poland, as the “Sleeping Host” of folk-tales; in Hungary, as “Attila,” who is, one day to re-appear at the head of “Csaba’s Army”, and as I've learned re-reading Kalevala, that of Väinämöinen as well.

All Aryans are connected by their blood-faith.

Very nice quote.

Where do you live, man?

From "Golden" as well, really worth getting, recommended.

Finland.

The Golden Thread?

Ye.

Are Serrano and Devi the only two big EH?

"In the Hindu tradition we encounter the theme of Mahakasyapa, who sleeps in a mountain but will awaken at the sound of shells at the time of the new manifestation of the principle that previously manifested itself in the form of Buddha. Such a period is also that of the coming of a Universal Ruler (cakravartin) by the name of Sarpkha...l. An analogous Iranian tradition refers to the hero Kereshaspa, who, having been wounded by an arrow while he was immersed in a state of slumber (here we find again the same symbolism), survives in a lethargic state through the centuries, being nurtured by the fravashi (like the wounded Arthur, who is tended by women expert in healing techniques); he will come back to life at the time of Saoshyant’s advent and will fight on his side. Saoshyant is the lord of a future, triumphal kingdom of the God of Light and the slayer of the Arhimanic dark forces…"

They're the two biggest prophets, there're smaller ones like James L. Battersby, I guess Anton Holzner in a way, and Sigurd Wettenhovi-Aspa and Robert Charroux too although I have not read the latter.

Mithra and Ahriman, light and dark. I wish to one day know the religion of the Atlanteans. Lost to time.

Yeah. I could spend all day making connections, but one of the very last words of Kalevala, by the departing hero really stuck me:

"Suns may rise and set in Suomi,
Rise and set for generations,
When the North will learn my teachings,
Will recall my wisdom-sayings,
Hungry for the true religion.
Then will Suomi need my coming,
Watch for me at dawn of morning,
That I may bring back the Sampo,
Bring anew the harp of joyance,
Bring again the golden moonlight,
Bring again the silver sunshine,
Peace and plenty to the Northland."

As translated by J M Crawford. Doesn't really do it justice, but you can see how it fits perfectly into the leaving/returning King archeotype straight from collective aryan blood memory.

"Bring again the golden moonlight" reminds also of what Evola said in The Myth of the Holy Grail, a "Lunar cycle" is a spiritual cycle where the Light/Truth is only reflected from the source. Supposed to be a time of inner meditation and priestly guidance. Gold as a symbol of the sun, or Light, would then mean that what Väinämöinen implies is a solar inner awakening, much like the Golden Age, where aryans possess the Truth without going through karmic rebirths.

Once you "get" EH, you see the world in entirely different light, the aryan collective spirituality is everywhere in our tradition, from one end of the world to another.

Man that is heavy stuff, resonates greatly. Powerful. I totally agree, this changes you. Never again back to sleep.

You really know your stuff, comrade. Proud to converse with you.

Talking with other EHs is always a joy, especially those from different parts of the world, when they can tell how their local legends reflect the Truth as explained by Savitri and Serrano, you're in awe how we're all connected in such a deep way.

I'm reading Alex Kurtagic's translation of The Golden Thread now. It's excellent. Jason T. is also doing one now, to be released the day of the eclipse as far as I know. Looking forward to comparing the two (or three if you count Jason's first translation.

Yeah, it's just one of those books you could and want to quote endlessly. But I'll spare you this time.

I'll have to concentrate some day to write an actual EH analysis of our myths as not to drown all the Discords I'm in in esotericism.

You really should.

Too bad, I guess you're going to miss the eclipse.

But you get to live in Finland so I guess that makes up for it.