We are Hyperboreans.When Vine was shut down two years ago it left a massive hole in our hearts. Goodreads – Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche: Let us look one another in the face. Theoi Greek Mythology – HYPERBOREA – Fabulous Northern Land of Greek Legend Google Books – Hyperborea and the Aryan ancestral home: Gizmodo – The Genius Who Thought The Greek Hell Was Located in Sweden The Calvert Journal – Fabled land: Tracing a Greek legend to the Russian North Prodanik – THE MYTH OF “HYPERBOREAN” SIBERIA AND THE IMAGE OF SIBERIAN READER IN RUSSIAN LITERATURE OF THE BEGINNING OF THE 19th CENTURY Internet Archive – Hyperboreans : myth and history in Celtic-Hellenic contacts Sacred Texts – Herodotus Book 4: Melpomene īelieved also to be the origin of the Aryan race, Hyperborea (along with other terrae incognitae) were subject of research by the Ahnenerbe and other Nazi organizations. German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche stated that modern Germans are Hyperboreans in The Anti-Christ. ĭespite its commonly associated northern location, Hyperboreans were believed to inhabit a sunny, temperate, and divinely-blessed land of eternal spring, with the oldest myths portraying them as the favorites of Apollo. In their sacred blood far from labor and battle they live. Neither disease nor bitter old age is mixed Pindar described Hyperboreans as superhuman beings:įrom their ways: lyres clash and flutes cry
This idea was especially strong during the 17th century in Sweden, where the later representatives of the ideology of Gothicism declared the Scandinavian peninsula to be both the lost Atlantis and the Hyperborean land. However, some Scandinavian authors identified themselves as the Hyperboreans. Russian and Soviet writers and authors believed that Hyperborea was a lost civilization in modern-day Russia, possibly located in Siberia. Later Greek and Roman authors identified Hyperboreans as real inhabitants of northern nations, such as Celts, Dacians, Britons and others. Herodotus assumed that Hyperborea was located somewhere in Northeast Asia. Pindar, a contemporary of Herodotus, believed it being just beyond the Riphean Mountains, while going by Aristeas, it could have been located in the Kazakh Steppe. Hyperborea's hypothetical location vary from author to author.
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