semper occultus » Fri Nov 27, 2015 12:09 pm wrote:Similarly WN and NatSocs are using the black sun on practically everything now without the slightest idea of what it means.
...as a matter of interest what does it mean...?
There's 3 semi-literal definitions, one that it is a burnt out sun that was once a source of power for the aryan race, that it is a black hole (sometimes placed at the center of the galaxy) that is a source of energy for aryans, and third championed by Miguel Seranno that it is a wormhole.
It's almost always addressed not just as a source of energy, but of regeneration as well. Which leads to an interesting question, what else is it connected to? According to astrology, stars are connected to one another and are constantly exchanging energy, there's a feeder chain of them:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behenian_fixed_starSymbolically, I connect Pluto to the Black Sun. It's never been addressed how the energy exchange functions with Pluto, however Algol's sigil is very close to the symbol of Pluto. Algol is nicknamed the Demon Star and get's it's name from the same Arabic root as the word ghoul.
The lower chakras, starting at the pelvis and going down to the subpersonal ones are all connected with Pluto. The subpersonal chakras are also connected to ancestry, which is a very common theme of NatSoc literature:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subpersonal_chakrasPluto, being connected to these lower chakras, also has interesting properties of regeneration. Like a phoenix out of the ashes, it can regenerate itself from total obliteration. Pluto rules the subterranean and hidden things in general, which go along well with NatSoc cults that are hidden from (or in) plain sight.
Many modern symbolists connect cults with Saturn instead of Pluto. I think this is a great mistake, one that is most obvious with NatSoc cults. Both Planets symbolize an obsession with blackness and death, which can make them easy to confuse without knowledge of the other properties. The Saturnarian concept of structure is very different from the Plutonian concept of cohesiveness, the latter being a force that binds people together rather rather than a rigid structure that contains them. It's notable that a Plutonian regeneration is very different from a Saturnarian immortality. A Saturn immortality would simply be a husk or mummified corpse that had all the Moon force drained out of it.