Podcast
Behind the Bastards
It was Helena Blavatsky's last book, and it contained anti-Darwinian ideas, the theory of seven root races, and placed Atlantis near the North Pole, referencing Bailey's work and Bulwer-Lytton's novel.
And that Jamie Loftus, Sophie Lichterman, brings us all the way back around to our old friend from episode one, Jean-Salvain Bailey, the astronomer who crafted the theory of a hyperborean Atlantis.
— Episode: Part Four: Helena Blavatsky: the woman w...
Episode: Part Four: Helena Blavatsky: the woman who inspire...
It was Helena Blavatsky's last book, and it contained anti-Darwinian ideas, the theory of seven root races, and placed Atlantis near the North Pole, referencing Bailey's work and Bulwer-Lytton's novel.
And that Jamie Loftus, Sophie Lichterman, brings us all the way back around to our old friend from episode one, Jean-Salvain Bailey, the astronomer who crafted the theory of a hyperborean Atlantis.
Blavatsky's text is an anti-Darwinian dissent of man that tells the rise and fall of seven root races.
We are currently on number five, going on six.
Each root race is divided into seven subraces and is associated with a different continent.
Although with continental drift and the disappearance of certain continents, these do not correspond with the ones we know.