The Hyperborean Wisdom presents a profound and unsettling perspective on Maya, the illusion of reality. It asserts that the everyday world, the context of our lives, is but a superficial layer concealing a multidimensional reality. This deceptiveness stems from the "Terrible Secret of Maya," which reveals that each cultural entity, including individuals, exists simultaneously in countless "macrocosmic spaces of signification."
Each space represents a different facet of the entity's significance, determined by the context of a "macrocosmic superlanguage." The Paśu, or the unawakened individual, remains oblivious to this pluridimensional existence, perceiving only the habitual world and thus remaining trapped in the "Great Deception."
This limited perception arises from the Paśu's integration into rigid "superstructures" of cultural facts. These superstructures are animated by psychoid Archetypes, emanations of the Demiurge, which influence and shape the individual's will and understanding. The Paśu, unaware of these influences, mistakenly believes their perception of reality to be complete and objective.
The Awakening of the Virya
The Hyperborean Wisdom offers a path to transcend this deception through the awakening of the Virya, the individual who recognizes their inherent Hyperborean lineage. The Virya, by cultivating a "luciferic graceful attitude" and striving for Honor, can begin to unravel the layers of Maya.
Crucial to this awakening is the understanding of cultural Records. These records, analogous to memories in the microcosm, exist as connections of meaning between cultural objects. They contain the cultural history of the objects and influence their value within the superstructure. By accessing and comprehending these records, the Virya can gain a deeper understanding of the forces shaping their reality.
