FUNDAMENTALS OF HYPERBOREAN WISDOM | GRAIL - MEMORY OF BLOOD

«The term "Gral" is the German spelling for "Grail", and is taken from the aforementioned poet-troubadour Wolfram von Eschenbach. According to this German troubadour, Gral is a fallen stone from the Lucifer's Crown, where the Law of the First Divine Hyperboreans is engraved. Therefore, Gral comes to mean the same as Grail, only that Gral refers to the oldest and pre-Christian tradition.

This object, "fallen stone of Paradise", is the memory that awakens and invokes the "memory of blood." In Rahn's view, the Grail is the spirit that shares Aryan humanity along its march through the world, always calling us to the heroic overcoming of ourselves. This way, the way of the hero, is the way to overcome the limitations and weaknesses that sometimes bind us to the matter of this world and the animal instincts. The Grail guides us and teaches us to overcome the bonds that prevent us from recognizing the true nature of things and of ourselves. But, as we say, in addition to this spirit that is transferred among loyalists, the Gral, they say that it is a bonding object between the two worlds (this material world and the world of the gods), which comes from the

Disappeared Atlantean-Hyperborean civilization and that many have sought.

The earliest traces of this history are already found in Zoroastrian culture. For the ancient Iranians and Aryans of India, tradition remembers the Great North as origin of themselves, country that having frozen in the past, forced to migrate to their ancestors towards the south. From this, an addition is born that, for historical and linguistic reasons, is perfectly related to the tradition of the General. Words like "Parziwal", "Gamuret", "Lohenrangrin", "Mujavat" ... Poem by Wolfram von Eschenbach with slight modifications, revealing an incredible parallelism that links with the whole Cathar tradition.

The Grail reaches the Visigoths and the communion of their blood and presence Catharism will arise. Rahn believed that at a given moment the Hyperbolic legacy was to be left at the hands of the Albigensian Cathars of Occitania, in the same way that they made their own, as a reflection, the legacy of the Mazdist doctrine.»

—translated from «LA GRAN TRADICIÓN HIPERBÓREA» (The Great Hyperborean Tradition) of Ignacio Ondargáin