The Fabled Land of Ultima Thule

[@MrMythos]

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[@NicolaMaxwell]

The vikings connection to Scotland please

[@yahuahstar8212]

@@NicolaMaxwellFather Thames aka Baba Thames rules the Thames inland of Teddington Lock, and inhabits the Thames Valley. He is sometimes also referred to as the Old Man of the River. Like Mama Thames, many of his tributary rivers have Genius loci that manifest as his 'Sons'.

[@Rosecrus]

Oera Linda please!!!

[@dr.brandileebunge]

Mr. Mythos I missed the live 😔 darn. Another master-class deep dive & labor of love. Thank you for sharing your inspired now is time & talents in channel/content.🥰

[@JSTNtheWZRD]

The prehistoric Finns and the passage where, in the Golden Bough, tells of the strange power they have over other ships, and the sea, something like beware the Finns etc. Then later in the book it gets into wind knots which isn't very important - what is is the mastery of the sea enough to be mythical even among vikings.

[@solinvictus2018]

Personally, I lean towards Iceland. There is a lot of strangeness up in our part of the world (I'm Norwegian), if you study old maps. My grandfather was a collector and I have inherited some of them and I have medieval maps showing land bridges to Greenland and all kinds of strange things. Most of them also show Ultima Thule, some of them just naming Iceland or Svalbard (in later maps) as Ultima Thule

[@AtlanteanVrilChad]

Most likely Antarctica. If your familiar with Admiral Byrds journey and the strange craft and people he saw up there?

[@Gianfranco_69]

Nothing old on Iceland tho?...

[@solinvictus2018]

@@AtlanteanVrilChad Antarctica is on the south pole... Operation Highjump is very interesting, though

[@solinvictus2018]

@@Gianfranco_69 True, but the island is also just volcanic rock, so anything old could be hidden under layers of lava from more recent eruptions

[@haroldgodwinson7241]

@@solinvictus2018 yeah I’ve seen old maps where Iceland has towers, castles and cities way before it’s supposed to. I think there could have been a volcanic eruption that buried the island. Just look at the Canary Islands in Spain, it doesn’t take long before the whole place is submerged in rock. Also when you look at Britain, Norway and Sweden there is a lot of old stuff, possibly because there are no volcanoes in these areas but they are very close.

[@Kainlarsen]

I'm reminded of the David Bowie song, 'The Supermen'. When all the world was very young, Mountain magic heavy hung. The supermen would walk in file, Guardians of a loveless isle. Then gloomy-browed with super-fear, Their tragic, endless lives could heave nor sigh. In solemn, perverse serenity, Wondrous beings, chained to life.

[@cference]

I love that you made mention of the Hollow Earth with the "twenty finger high" fierce dwarf warriors! I can't wait for more Hollow Earth material! As it was about 10 years ago, you have made it my guilty pleasure anew! Gracias!

[@wood4life]

Have you read the book: “Caverns, Cauldrons and Concealed Creatures” by William Michael Mott ? If you’re interested in hollow earth that’s a good book to read. He’s also been on the Higherside Chats Podcast a couple times talking about it. Those were interesting episodes. I think it’s been 4-5 years since they came out but they should still be up on KZbin somewhere.

[@cference]

@Wood: Thank you for the information! I was not aware of any of his work, no! I will look for pertinent links and texts! Mil gracias!

[@wood4life]

@@cference Here’s a link to an interview… kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2KboJJ-lNVjiM0

[@MrMythos]

@Christopher Michael Anthony Ference Kearney De nada! :)

[@redwarriorXYTYoutube]

@@MrMythos i love your hollow earth theories keep it up!

[@linguaLatinae]

Theres also a river called "Thul" in Norse Mythology and it’s one of the 12 rivers which originate from the Hwergelmir spring in the middle of Niflheim.

[@nickmonk7945]

Niflheim... sounds like nephilim

[@AtlanteanVrilChad]

Reminds me of the mercator map with the 4 islands and mountain in the middle

[@ProtoIndoEuropean88]

getting some indo european vibes here

[@vikingskuld]

Where did you get that info from I have never heard of that river before? Can you direct me to where you read it?

[@the-great-awekener]

@@vikingskuld åsatru, its whats left of viking "relegion"

[@vergil8833]

I think Thule is the Penninsula part of Scandinavia, Norway and Sweden, if not just the island Smøla in Norway, once much bigger. But Norway and Sweden was often believed to be a big island at the time, which was even believed by people from there, the goths who called it Scandza and said that it was a great island. The idea that it was so prosperous I believe comes from the Bronze Age when Scandinavia was the richest in northern Europe due to their amber trade. It would be a mysterious place for those who lived in the south, but they'd know of how rich is was based on the wealth of the amber traders they'd meet, clad in decorated bronze like the Troyans. Culturally it also fits with how the thuleans and hyperboreans are described. Strong and uncorruptable is similar descriptions to that of the germanic tribesmen later on, shunning the reliance on farming with a strict honor code, big and well built like the Romans had only seen in their veteran legionaires who had lived and fought in Germania for years. They're always described as far more physically imposing compared to the royal guards of Rome because of the greater physicality they had achieved when living in the harsher lands of Germania living on similar diets to the germanics whoms they found to be so tall and well built. This of course also matches the accounts of the Hyperboreans as Scandinavia is often believed to be the lands where giants live, no doubt being based on the mountains there and size of people. Once again going back to the Bronze Age, this is when it is believed that the houses of norse mythology came from, with the jotuns, the giants, living in the far north before the introduction of the sami, a much smaller people. Maybe these "jotuns" are the Thuleans who were chased away by the dwarves? Considering samis were much smaller and still are today, coupled with the fact that they lived inwards in the land and not along the coasts, they could appear as earth-dwellers, innlanders. Through myth creation that might relate to the idea of living in the earth itself. It matches the migration history of northern Scandinavia since the scandinavians stopped living that far north once the centralization of the Bronze Age begun and the samis entered the north.

[@danielmalinen6337]

In the Balto-Finnic languages, the archaic form of the word fire is "thule", which is why Lennart Meri, for example, speculated that the island of Thule of Pytheas of Massalia (who lived about a thousand year before the Vikings) was located in the Baltic Sea. There is an Estonian island, Saaremaa, whose Bronze Age meteor crater Kaali has been considered a grave or a prison of the sun in old folk tales. The work of Pytheas of Massalia has not survived, so we don't know much about his voyage to behind the Peninsula of Cimbria to the Sea of Sarmatia and beyond. But according to surviving quotes, Thule was a place where there were no nights in summer and no days in winter, the people threshed their grain inside the buildings and drank wine made from honey. And the people of Thule never stopped showing the place where the sun had once died.

[@wtfwhereami]

Sounds like some arctic circle type stuff there

[@bradleylovej]

That is really, really interesting that thule means fire in Balto-Finnic languages. Fire is a very often a word with strong esoteric meaning. For instance, shin and shen both mean fire in Hebrew and Buddhist traditions, respectively. In both cases, fire means holy power that transforms. In the Buddhist instance, it means life force energy which has been harnessed and transformed into holy energy, which in turn transforms the user. Often when you see people labeled as red, or fire, or their land is called fire, it means they were harnessing spiritual fire. They can then use this to become fierce warriors, highly intellectual wizard types, or even godlike beings that seem immortal. Sounds very similar to what Mr. Mythos was describing the Hyperboreans to be like. Also, lots of people think the Vikings harnessed this power, and that's why they were so tough.

[@nyc466]

If you also consider that Kaali is surrounded by 9 craters... which is the Viking number of course, and - chronologically the meteor hit during the prehistory age.. Vikings would have and allegedly did worship Kaali as a sacred site. This part of Estonia is also have said to be the richest of the 'East Vikings'. It all makes sense, because the meteor enabled them to trade dolomite and use it on/for weapons (spearheads with dolomite from this meteor were found in Switzerland). Maybe they mined it and erected God like ways of living like the first painting in the video depicts... Either way - it could have been a combination of both Iceland & Estonia - Icleand is on Teutonic plates and this meteor could have impacted a further rift perhaps? Records indicate it was Hiroshima like impact during that time.. I mean the dolomite Italian Alps - this thing likely moved things around... There are also natural fires that exist in Iceland.. due to the thermal heat and certain pressures. Although the description also sounds - if you take it literally - like Pytheas saw the Aurora Borealis... Famously visible all over Iceland. Depending on the time of year he could have seen it in Saaremma.. I really hope P's works are uncovered somehow during our lifetime! Maybe the Masons had a copy and the Alexandrian wasnt the only surviving full script!

[@NicolaMaxwell]

Excellent thank you. We look forward to these every week🙏love from Scotland.

[@MrMythos]

Thank you Nicola 😊 Btw I've decided to scale back to every other week till I'm able to master the research and production process. It's been fun but intense XD

[@NicolaMaxwell]

@@MrMythos Take your time, quality over quantity and you need your own time too. We appreciate all your work and thank you for your reply! Have a brilliant week and can't wait for the next one but enjoy some kick back time too. You deserve it!😄

[@SokiHime]

The online game Final Fantasy 14 had an expansion release recently. The last region in that expansion content is called Ultima Thule: A place at the edge of the known universe

[@gb1421]

Lol was about to say the same thing. You beat me to it.

[@SereniLeez]

You are the first KZbinr who EVER made me watch ads AND be interested in them😭. Thanks for finding a way to weave them seamlessly into your content!

[@chriswright3216]

This is by far my most favorite channel on KZbin the presentation is great the stories are great and Mr mythos himself is great at making these videos keep up the great work man I really enjoy it and look forward to watching these videos every Saturday

[@MrMythos]

Thank you Chris😊 Btw I've decided to scale back to every other Saturday till I'm able to master the research and production process. It's been fun but intense XD

[@johann296]

Another great video, i will add this to my library collection. I study these things religiously. I always watch your videos 2-3 times. Keep up the good work man. We appreciate you.

[@MrMythos]

Thank you :)

[@johann296]

@@MrMythos stay safe out there man. These are troubled times. 🙏

[@bjorgvinhallgrimsson3703]

Very interesting documentary and greetings from Iceland :) Few words about the official history: The first Vikings were supposed to come in the year 874 as the first people to live here. But it has always been known islands on the yeast coast named Papey meaning islands of the Papas who were monks that lived before 874. In the recent decades we have found a few archaeology sites who are at least few hundred years older (C14 confirmed). Personally I beleve there is a great story that has been burried like so many other storyes around the world. Hopefully we will one day know them all.

[@white94rabbit]

That sounds fascinating

[@betsywoolbright8059]

Wow. I had no idea. Just islands off the east coast, or the mainland Iceland also? How interesting. Thank you for sharing.

[@mindlessjack3189]

I'm not Scandinavian or anything but I thought that the term Viking was more of a occupation instead of a cultural group The Vikings who came around 874 were made up of Norse, Danish, and swedish people right? I thought that all all those people ( Anglo Saxons included ) originated from older Germanic tribes. Or am I just wrong ?

[@thomasmacginnes100]

Consider perhaps even further back in time, the Why one’ and his friends/close family would expel themself(s) to venture into a world more like a haunt of strange life forms , conditions and Danger. Men have gone astray for failure in following Thee Law’ given to him by Creation. When man violates the Life Codes he must be prepared to face (its’) Consequences and bring to within&without and Compensate for them whom ‘he’ has brought the harm. In ultra short that says the whole of responsibility which rests upon the shoulders of a “Norse” man.

[@thomasmacginnes100]

‘Banishment’ has brought him forth , recalcitrant & repentant he has been and refined he is ‘Coming’ along and Forth . . .

[@bitcoinronin7459]

Another phenomenal video by Mr.Mythos. You have spoiled us with your great presentation and content, hard to find any other videos of this genre on KZbin that compare! Thanks and keep up the awesome work!

[@Armathor333]

Excellent Mr Mythos! Ever considered some sort of expedition or field trip revolving these things? I've travelled to the polar region through norway & had incredible experiences visiting mountain peaks & caves worthy of Agartha status, they didnt seem to end but continue downwards with their own rivers & so on. I live in Scandinavia & I am gravitated towards a lot of things in Norse & "Asian" mythology(since about 10 years "full time) , I dont travel anywhere these days without it having to do with my esoteric interest, Egypt & Japan has always been in focus but fortunately I keep on learning more & more interesting things & places that draws attention to places around & north of the area I live. Anyway, sorry for the rant, you are appreciated!

[@allezxander1232]

Nice idea but he's a KZbinr not an explorer lol

[@Rhonda858]

@@allezxander1232 ?

[@Armathor333]

@@allezxander1232 haha, I dont think one excludes the other, but again, I'm more like an explorer & I dont blog or do youtube so maybe you're right? I just found that going to some of these places that gets highlighted in esoteric history, benefited my own understanding & theories tremendously. I usually bring people with me on my trips but they're usually just people who are up for an adventure, they never share a genuine interest or really understand what we are looking for which always brings some limitations, or atleast I think so. I'm not trying to invite strangers to join me in my "expeditions", but I think we could all bring information together & new things to light if we combine (specific)fieldwork with our studies, that's what I did & now it's basically all I live for. Anyway, I just wanted to ask if Mythos planned to do something like spelonking to find Agartha or something along those lines j/k(not really), or if he has had some sort of trip to some interesting place already. Anyway, have a great weekend everybody!

[@marcusholtzheimer9316]

@@Armathor333 let me know when we’re going to Agartha I’ll pack a bag

[@ilgattoparddo]

There are places like this all over the world, like some churches in Peru that were built on top of a ancient temple and there is a cave under it that leads to some place, some ancient caves in Turkey and Siberia, etc. I wouldn't get too much into those caves if I were you, generally these places are held to live very bad psychic creatures, demons or jinns if you like. When you read the testimonies of people getting in these kind of places, they always tell they feel bad/a lot of fear and retreat..

[@carrolleaslat3964]

Can't wait!!!

[@gavinsimmons960]

Killing it with the longer format, it is much better for you and your content like the difference between a 3 piece and soda and a 3 course meal, keep it up love from South Wales

[@MrMythos]

Thank you Gavin 🍗🍽️🥂

[@gavinsimmons960]

@@MrMythos 🥂🍻 ching ching until next Saturday 😂

[@weirdreportt]

"Babe wake up, Mr. Mythos already uploaded the new episode" Me at 2am: 👀

[@clownindan]

Your hand wakes you up?

[@weirdreportt]

@@clownindan my stupid alarm does

[@marahbunny]

I appreciate all the hard work you put into these videos! 🤗

[@lesscobrandon2718]

Exciting!

[@donnastarnes3104]

Another well researched and seamlessly assembled work! Thank you kind sir. You are greatly appreciated. The "rabbit holes" you provoke are extraordinary!

[@usa3105]

I just want you to know if you keep posting videos you will have over a million subscribers soon. Your content is a million times better then everyone else I watch. 🙌🏽👍🏽

[@Angelite1209]

"Fabled Land of Ultima" would make a great area for a Final Fantasy game.

[@whycare]

Ultima Thule is the name of a zone in the new Final Fantasy XIV expansion Endwalker

[@hihowareya6861]

Sounds like an mmo that you'll see in the corners of steam

[@TJXD]

The video about Talos, now Ultima Thule we can gauge he was playing shadow bringers and now he's in Endwalker hahaha

[@spearshaker7974]

I was thinking of ultima online. That game hit the world by storm back in the day.

[@mikeg2940]

I'm playing FF3 on my psp right now

[@danielmullinr]

Bruh. Ur killin it!

[@tristambre632]

I had forgot about the Picts, thanks for reminding me such mysteries. Great content as always handsome Mr. Mythos !

[@mountain-roots]

Can't wait brotha

[@tylersierra25]

I’m glad you’re making a lot of videos nowadays man keeps it up these videos are phenomenal

[@hollypage2044]

I always enjoy your videos and look forward to seeing the new ones. It would be great if you did one on Lyonesse.

[@PaulLoveless-Cincinnati]

Absolutely LOVE going through Mr.Mythos' past wotk! Its so fascinating!

[@matthewstorer8236]

I can remember 45 years ago, my grandparents were members of Thule Lodge. I believe it is pronounced [Two-Lee] although I could be wrong. However, the video was amazing. Great contact yet again.👍👍

[@matthewstorer8236]

Content. Smh

[@joeljanssonhernstrom1819]

It’s more like tuh-l’e actually

[@MrMythos]

You're right! Because I've known about Thule so long (from reading about it), I used the pronunciation I made up in my head without second-guessing 😆

[@matthewstorer8236]

@@MrMythos We are all guilty of that from time to time. Still an excellent video.

[@betsywoolbright8059]

My dad pronounces it TOO-lay. He's not into mythology but he is into geography. He mainly referred to the Thule in Greenland and has made references to Hitler's fascination with Thule.

[@nicolabrodie2307]

Pictish beast looks like a Dolpigin!There’s a place in Scotland called Murray firth, where there are Dolphins - I believe the Picts where around there

[@NicolaMaxwell]

You're right it's a wee inset here that has dolphins, seals etc.🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@NigelJackson]

The Dolphin is a sacred beast of Hyperborean Apollo and thus linked with Thule. Hence its appearance in Pictish/Cruithnaeg artforms.

[@ryankitching5936]

His rabbit hole warning is legit yo!

[@michaelwatts207]

Great work. I found your presentation to much more natural and engaging in this video than before, and it also worked well spliced with your visuals. Another fascintaing subject, thanks.

[@MrMythos]

Thank you for the feedback! I think I’m getting better in front of the camera, also getting a hang of the new format :)

[@michaelwatts207]

@@MrMythos Yes. It's a bold change and you have adapted quickly. I look forward to your next video. A unique channel in my view, which is actually informing my own work as a storyteller. Thanks, M

[@adrianling]

Mr Mythos, you are very talented in your craft. Thank you for your perfect presentation delivery, your investigation and in-depth research into your subject matter shows. Keep up with the good work. Looking forward to seeing your next education show next week. 👍 Well done mate.

[@dirtymikeandtheboys7900]

Saturday afternoon is the perfect time for grits eggs over easy, and orange juice with Mr. Mythos. Another outstanding video thanks!

[@joeytrotter3971]

Between Mr.Mythos and Esoterica, I truly believe these to be Two of the best youtube channels to have ever existed so far. My man Mr. Mythos, so many compliments and high regards I humbly offer you my good sir. Your high intellectual demeanor as well as your bedtime story like presentations have me totally hooked. Great content, non biased opinions, captivating backdrop scenery,. Youre killing it brother. Such a pleasure it is everytime a new episode is revealed. Keep up the absolutely amazing hard work that Im sure goes into this enlightened creation. Cant thank you enough and as always I look forward to the next unveiling. Cheers !!

[@tzwalter]

Okay, whaaat!!! why do you have a chop saw in your living room/studio space? lol. Love you videos man. this is the best kind of content on youtube. thanks

[@MrMythos]

Woodworking is a fun hobby :)

[@matthewtorres4414]

Don't mind me man, just about to binge watch your whole channel tonight lol seriously love your videos

[@hp5864]

I like the creepy atmosphere and also the way this guy talks like these things actually happened. Great stuff

[@moorshound3243]

How do you know they didn't happen?

[@jc7997aj]

Well at least the stories of these things happened. Someone told the tales and wrote them down. There is some grain of truth to every myth.

[@hnorrstrom]

@@jc7997aj And a bucket load of fiction. The question is what is what. People always tend to be either pro or against things while the truth in almost every case is in the middle.

[@jc7997aj]

@@hnorrstrom i agree with that. A good question is why do so many of these myths have similarities among all the cultures. What is it within the human that "archetypes" come from. You takes these myths and start removing the fluff boil it down to its basic essences and theres the truth. Im really interested in the beginnings.

[@hnorrstrom]

@@jc7997aj I love a good story, it is not that important if it is truth or not as nobody call really tell what is anyway. But I sometimes feels it is frustrating that lots of people thinks of right and wrong, and always has to take either the boring side or the crazy side. And the evidence for each side is of course to find if you only focus on some parts and read between the lines. However I agree with you people before was not stupid and some did travel far and wide. Of course they visited some place far north and it was very different from what they was used to and told about it. Some stories just stick to humans, like Titanic, people in 1000 years will know that story for sure, even tho it was not the worst disaster, not even the biggest ship at the time it sunk but the story is fascinating to people for some reason.

[@kraigantonjon]

thanks again. great chat and presentation as allways

[@MrMythos]

So glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@chill1224.]

If you keep posting weekly this will be my new favorite channel

[@chill1224.]

Either way you’re doing great keep it up👍

[@MrMythos]

Thank you Chill😊 After this video though, I've decided to scale back to every other Saturday till I'm able to master the research and production process. It's been fun but maybe a little too intense XD

[@chill1224.]

@@MrMythos yea tbh weekly is a little bit much with all the research you have to do, every other Saturday sounds perfect actually, gives you enough time to look through different sources. Thanks for the update👍

[@Grimgool]

Great Video Mythos!, keep up the great work.

[@Oli-jm9fc]

Hyperborea means "beyond the north" important detail. It lays beyond Thule. It reminds of inner earth and Mount Meru, the great magnetic rock that attracts ships fatally. Even in the bible the seat at the north is described.

[@betsywoolbright8059]

Actually "borea" has to do with trees. Hyper means a lot. (hyperthyroidism, for example, is the condition of having too much thyroid.)

[@frickfrack7075]

@@betsywoolbright8059 depends on the origin. That's from the Latin origin.

[@Randomjackass135]

@@betsywoolbright8059Right. As in tundra. North of the biome where trees are the dominant plant life.

[@coincidencetheorist7407]

This channel always gets my thumbs up, even before I listen to the whole thing. As a fan of research and tumbling down the rabbit hole this should be required listening for everyone. A feather in the cap for Mr mythos is that I download these videos to keep in archive for my two young children, they're slowly but surely getting to the point where I can blow their minds, and they can go forth through their schooling and educate their friends accordingly. Keep it up please they're so few great sources out on KZbin especially

[@Twin-jl1bi]

I love this guy his presentation his voice his research every single bit of it

[@awakenedsoul2638]

Could you do more Witchcraft documentary?

[@MrMythos]

Currently researching Islamic Demonology, it'll be worth the wait :) Then I'll begin digging into Wicca.

[@Art_of_Delphi]

Legendary already!

[@afti03]

I absolutely LOVED this! thanks Mr Mythos, you done did it again!

[@MrMythos]

My pleasure! I'm so glad to hear that 😊

[@Robert-um3dz]

Great as always.

[@durwinpocha2488]

Thule would be located at the center of Hyperborea. Thinking that Thule would have been Greenland, not Iceland. Greenland's center is lower than its coastline and they believe there could be man made structures under the glaciers there. It's said that a great freeze came to Greenland, that made the people living there move south. That event transformed the Norse into becoming Vikings. Very interesting research.

[@Peace4All09]

Where for art thou Mr. Mythos? Need another well researched jam packed video, desperately!

[@jayy856]

awesome as always!

[@TruthHurts907]

Ahh the purple/golden age of Saturn, what an experience that would have been. The old guy with the white beard (cronos, old father time, santa) ruled at the north celestial pole, never setting, bathing us in a purple hue. The plasma sheath connecting the worlds enabling mystical awareness. These are the hard times, but better is to come.

[@mwelwashad7570]

I'd like to know more about what you are talking about. If you dont mind, please do share .

[@wartburgphilology]

Such a different world than our Kali Yuga

[@dyscotopia]

@@mwelwashad7570 We are at the turbulent end of an age of corruption and darkness and the violent birth of an awakened, abundant new one. There are multiple figures throughout history and cultures who represent the timekeepers of these cycles, which have repeated before and will do so again. Often these are associated with the North Pole, which can be thought of as the centre point of a clock.

[@amethyst5538]

Could you recommend any books or literature? Some sounds familiar but I have never heard or read it in the full context.

[@TruthHurts907]

@@amethyst5538 Some great books to start with include those by Troy McLachlan, David Talbot, and Immanuel Velikovsky. Particularly Velikovsky. They're highly rated on Amazon that should provide you with enough to research. Also look at comparative mythology and how that explains the celestial battles and reconfigurations of our solar system which have taken place throughout the ages.

[@tgod347]

Hey Mr. Mythos! Have you ever considered doing a colab with another youtuber? I believe that you and Wendigoon would be a great match, especially as you've both covered the hollow earth theory. Great video as always 😄

[@tatianap428]

Really like Mr. Mythos content. Any other good youtubers?? I follow Mr. Ballen already too. Ty in advance.

[@Roger-tv7sf]

Dakota of the earth

[@CKlegion7272]

Thoughty2 I believe he's called and The Casual Criminalist. Both not bad. Greetings from Netherland

[@mirandagoldstine8548]

There’s HybridLibrarian but he hasn’t posted in a while now. I’m still worried that something happened to him.

[@Shin_Lona]

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[@tatianap428]

@@Shin_Lona tyyyy

[@The_Captainn]

fantastic work once again, Mr. Mythos!

[@mateoescobar6902]

Man thank you so much for another banger video!! Can't wait till you reach 1mil subs.. 1 dayyyy!!!

[@geraldmeehan8942]

Very happy I"ve stumbled upon your channel. Thank you!

[@ishmiel21]

The library of Alexander was never actually burned to the ground. During its long lifetime it was burned a few times but never fully destroyed. It was also much, much smaller than a lot of people say. Also, it was one of many libraries at the time and not even the biggest one of those

[@lesscobrandon2718]

Finally watched this and it was amazing as usual!

[@LimelightBoy0121]

Really enjoyed this video!

[@aulevalar6266]

great as always

[@irondolphin]

Hyperborea reminds me of Lintukoto (lit. "Bird home", also known as "Isle of Bliss"). Legend says it is somewhere in south east, in a place where sky and land touch each other. Birds fly there in fall. Everything there is small because sky is so close. Even people are small. It could have also been outside the "world dome". People there lived happily and in sayings "lintukoto" is a place of eternal bliss.

[@admos7075]

favorite new channel, i love your videos and appreciate all the work you do! wondering if you’ve ever heard of the tartaria theory it’s super strange

[@darlahenri8095]

Thank you. Fascinating. Never ending thirst for your enlightening quest.

[@CPower1248]

Would love to see a deep dive into Gilgamesh 😁

[@alexisjackson8351]

Omg please! That would be amazing ❤

[@byron3453]

Honorable mention, some of the old maps with Mount Meru have a island called Frisland with towns depicted. It's on more than one map and then it disappeared.

[@jeffwhalen9279]

The Pictish Beast looks like a type of Sea Horse to me.

[@coryvan8258]

Im surprised this was not touched on, but if you research some of Admiral Byrd's expeditions to the uncharted northern continents, his journals were quoted to have mentioned in some detail very similar aspects that were given in the account regarding Thule. Only Byrd was flying in his private plane rather than sailing. Regardless, he also spoke of the lands being lush with thriving vegetation and the sun overhead when it was clearly closer to evening time. He also detailed the merge of ocean/land/and air into a thick liquidity that could be breathed and had the look of ripples atop water with aspects of refracted light, or colors of the rainbow. Sounds like a modern day explorer also found himself over Ultima Thule. You should read what Admiral Byrd wrote for yourself, Mr. Mythos. The similarities are unmistakable. Thanks again for another inspired investigation. You are one of my favorite content creators by far.

[@ryanalexander3088]

Admiral Byrd is covered in his other videos 🙂

[@adamakaru2683]

Better late than never! for years I was wishing for someone like you Mr, Mythos to come up with all that information I know some of. Thank you, so much for bringing it to us all who need it more than we think.

[@SpiritGirlSF]

The story of the Library of Alexandria has me wondering if possibly much of the library has ended up in the bowels of the Vatican.

[@jc7997aj]

Doubtful unless they were copies transported there before the fire. I dont think much was saved from the fire and what was likely hasnt survived the ages.

[@SpiritGirlSF]

@@jc7997aj There are other ways of doing it in addition to books taken before the fire. They could have made multiple copies of each book they could get their hands on, they were so famously known for their fondness of seizing books and making one copy so making more than one is not such a stretch, especially if they did it in the years running up to the fire. I know they like to tell us that it was a spontaneous event by the radical Christians that dealt the death blow to the library but remember his story is written by the victors to spin any way desired. The radicalized Christians were already under the influence of Rome so its not a stretch either for this to be a possibility. Just theories but what do I know...... I just ponder a lot.

[@jc7997aj]

@@SpiritGirlSF it is possible. But transcribing in those days was tedious and laborious. I also wonder since much knowledge in those times were "occult". How free the access to the library was and if the Vatican would have had to use agents and spies to procur rhe scrolls and manuscripts.

[@SpiritGirlSF]

@@jc7997aj One will never know unless one is a time traveler and could be there to witness the event. 😉

[@jc7997aj]

@@SpiritGirlSF if only. Definitely would be on my list of places and times to visit.

[@lancelaurel3828]

I really appreciate ur videos :)

[@juskey7837]

I hope it’s at least an hour long

[@MIHMediaInc]

After this video I must say Mr Mythos is the most awesome history buff channel. Thank you for your in depth research and narration. You are a wonderful storyteller.

[@aboujaynthbusi]

Stumbled upon this today! This is awesome

[@whitehair8824]

Loving the jumper game!! Always on point

[@yesbutactuallyno8305]

Im a fan from Norway and this super interresting ...

[@dmo848]

That was amazing. Definitely learned something

[@honeybee6858]

Looking forward to this ty 🙏

[@aqeelabbas8264]

one of the best research so far

[@UncleCornPop]

your videos are the highlights to my week! Thule is a fascinating topic. I always felt that it had a connection to Iceland. Even has an Australian of European descent, I've always had a strange longing associated with the country. What i would give just to see a glimpse of the ancient world and how grand it must have been. Time to fire up the chronovisor!

[@UncleCornPop]

Depending on the age of Ultima Thule, do you think that perhaps the meteor impact in Greenland about 12000+ years ago played a part in displacing/destroying many of these ancient paradises of legend? that could explain a mass migration to other lands nearby, but perhaps those events happened earlier than these civilizations developed? I'm just being autistic here, i know

[@marianfrances3057]

I’m an Australian of Norwegian/danish descent and this I find fascinating.🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@Pinheadlarry94]

Oh man Ultima Thule video after going to an Ultima Thule in a game is so cool!

[@Foogi9000]

ikr!

[@storlok1922]

Third time rewatching this, great video!

[@rryanreid]

Fast becoming my favorite channel

[@onefeather2]

Really enjoyed as always waiting for the next one hope all is good.

[@barbaraceleste9486]

7:56 Your stories of wonderment warm my heart and comfort me. As my mind grows in sprite , it’s truly refined , your completely Devine. The Angels I saw had like Gold x’s on. That why I wish your cross fade was on🙃

[@urbandruiduk9928]

I'm guessing Thule still exists, but they just removed it from modern maps due to the connection with inner Earth. There's a few huge islands toward the Arctic that used to appear on old maps, but have since been removed..

[@williamapodaca8614]

Who is they

[@findingfrisson6067]

​@@williamapodaca8614 It would probably be a group like the United Nations

[@urbandruiduk9928]

@@williamapodaca8614 I wasted many years trying to answer that. Fact is we'll never know until the current paradigm crumbles, but the 13 families are a safe bet to start...

[@tehfuqizg0inon588]

Hyperborea

[@AtlanteanVrilChad]

Hyperborea is Thule

[@Rackatiakka]

Consistently awesome. Thanks man, you rock. I think you and wendigoon are the only channels I've watched every video you've made lol

[@DeliveryGuy765]

Thanks!

[@marekkriz7739]

Thank you for lovely information and great video mate :) appreciate your research and sending highest gratitude ;) Namaste

[@MaffBowers]

Fantastic research as usual - inspired to become a Patreon

[@MrMythos]

Thank you for your support Maff! :)

[@Scp716creativecommons]

Excellent work!

[@augustya4726]

Very well explained!!

[@MrMythos]

Thank you Augustya

[@ExtremelyOnlineGuy]

Havent slept in two days! WOOOOOOOO!

[@marleylewhut3281]

Yoooo lezzgo! One minute left till air!

[@Crow15891]

Ok this is awesome as I’ve never heard of this and it amazing to learn something new

[@Oli-jm9fc]

It seems to me that Pythias may have been describing a very thick fog. Also the dwarfs must be Skraelinge, the Arctic pygmies often mentioned in Nordic lore. The Picts are an enigma, however, their type of drawings and their fondness of tattoos, reminds me of the contents of early Scythian graves.

[@betsywoolbright8059]

That beast does recall Scythian art. I couldn't place it during the video.

[@Calgac]

We scots come from scythia its in a letter to the pope in 13/1400s

[@azizhusseinz2083]

Interesting information and great video. Possibly this myth is align with the theory of the north pole shifting and cause the climate changes, and also the giant mystery which even US navy encounter around 2002.

[@trapper5960]

MORE VIDEOS ON OCCULT STUFF PLEASEEEEE

[@davidvschoor]

That was excellent. I've heard of Thule, only because of the Thule society. This was well researched and objective. What we've come to expect from Mr. Mythos

[@MrMythos]

Thank you David