Agarttha: The Invisible Centre

If some people doubted Agarttha’s reality, that happened only because they didn’t know how to surpass the limits of their individuality and of the profane world. Agarttha doesn’t belong to the profane geography and cannot be found by a tourist or paparazzi. Like the Heavenly Kingdom, Agarttha has to be found first within our heart, and only then it will appear as an award of our spiritual realization. Only by completing an initiatory journey and a spiritual realization, the deepest center of the heart will unveil itself as identical with the subterranean center, and only then we can enter the invisible palace of the Lord of the World. Indeed, that is what René Guénon transmitted to us. The same as a human being (considered as an individual) can symbolize the Universal Man, so the various centers can symbolize the supreme Center. Yet the supreme Center, the veritable Agarttha, cannot be reached but at the very moment when the individual passes beyond its limited condition and realizes the state of Universal Man. The work deals with the symbolism of the Center of the World, using various myths and traditions of the world. The objective of the book is to explain the profound and symbolic meaning of the Center in the traditional works, in comparison with an illusory presentation in the occultist works. The subterranean spiritual center that so many tried to find in India and Tibet, is, in fact, primarily a mythical place, invisible for our corporeal world. The work follows the history of the suberranean center, as illustrated by different author in the last two centuries