Unveiling Core Concepts in Hyperborean Wisdom
The world around us is an ordering of matter created by the Demiurge. Within this creation, sacred symbols play a crucial role, serving as representations of metaphysical truths. These symbols are not merely abstract concepts; they emerge into consciousness and confront the subject, making them objects of Hyperborean Metaphysics. Understanding these symbols is key to grasping the nature of this created universe, often described as demented or illusionary.
Central to this understanding are two primary sacred symbols that represent the two fundamental types of beings encountered: the Paśu and the Virya. The Paśu, often referred to as the animal-man, is represented by the spiral symbol.
The sacred symbol par excellence for the Virya is Tirodinguiburr, represented by the sign of the exterior labyrinth. This symbol holds deep significance within the Mystery of the Labyrinth, which has been expressed since ancient times. According to the sources, this symbol was instituted by Wotan following the sinking of Atlantis. The exterior labyrinth is described as a cultural object designed to fulfil an initiating social function. Its primary purpose is to induce the discovery of one's own spiritual situation and favor strategic orientation.
The study and comprehension of the exterior labyrinth sign constitute the First Step in solving the problem of spiritual enchainment. By engaging with this symbol, the lost Virya is awakened and oriented. Glimpsing the exterior labyrinth sign allows the Virya to interiorly perceive the Ego's deviation and assess the strategic distance separating the Ego from the Selbst. This process is described as a form of gnostic expansion induced in an Ego that suddenly recognizes itself as lost in a metaphysical labyrinth. This sign, due to its initiating function in spiritual reorientation, is considered to be of unquestionable Hyperborean origin.
The labyrinth, both external and internal, fundamentally represents the Mystery of enchainment and liberation. The path of the Paśu and the created being within the labyrinth is typically the ELIX path, a singular, adistomic path that leads to ontological perfection and adaptation to the Demiurge's plan, culminating in the Manu entelechy. This path is governed by the "snail design" of the Demiurge's plan and the "serpent design" of the Traitor Siddhas. These synarchic labyrinths, with their single path, represent the "Sacred Symbol of the Paśu," trapping individuals in cultural structures and leading them to the worship of the Demiurge and His hierarchies.
However, for the Virya, the labyrinth also presents the possibility of the LABRELIX path, a distomic path that bifurcates, offering multiple possibilities and requiring search, option, and choice. Overcoming the initial entanglement with distorted sacred symbols allows the Virya to enter this path. True liberation from the labyrinth of deception requires access to Hyperborean Gnosis and the uncreated runes. This knowledge, coupled with the Virya's Sacred Symbol, Tirodinguiburr, allows for the gnostic comprehension of both the inner and outer labyrinths and the recognition of the pervasive deception. It is through this process, anchored in the Hyperborean Will and Gnosis, that the Virya can seek the secret exit from the labyrinth and initiate the return to the Origin.