Agarthic
Adjective: Of or relating to Agartha (continent/civilization of the hollow earth theory); something that has a characteristic of the continent Agartha and its people, structures, or items. Notable “Agarthic” attributes include but are not limited to the following:
- Traditionally Aryan qualities like blonde hair, blue eyes, white skin, tall stature, and muscular frame in men
- Unorthodox, yet “ancient” features that are both alien and humanoid in nature (see features of Yakub, leader)
- Historically Egyptian and Greco-Roman architecture and fashion (see pyramids of Giza, greek toga)
- Things mystical, magical, and/or spiritual (as pertaining to means of rapid transport to the interior of the earth or acceptance into Agartha by changing one’s appearance to fit the Aryan cliche)
- Things odd or out of place that are or resemble gateways, corridors, passages, caves/crevices and most notoriously holes in the ground (specifically in snow or ice) that conceptually lead to the interior earth civilization, Agartha
- Things in nature or that are of human construction that contain variant blues, whites and grays that resemble the icy, technologically advanced society of Agartha and it’s capital-epicenter Shamballah.
- Conspiracy concepts that are secretive and/or exclusive in nature, where conspirators often are in search of the alleged truth (see flat earth theory, hyperboreanism)
- Traditionally Aryan qualities like blonde hair, blue eyes, white skin, tall stature, and muscular frame in men
- Unorthodox, yet “ancient” features that are both alien and humanoid in nature (see features of Yakub, leader)
- Historically Egyptian and Greco-Roman architecture and fashion (see pyramids of Giza, greek toga)
- Things mystical, magical, and/or spiritual (as pertaining to means of rapid transport to the interior of the earth or acceptance into Agartha by changing one’s appearance to fit the Aryan cliche)
- Things odd or out of place that are or resemble gateways, corridors, passages, caves/crevices and most notoriously holes in the ground (specifically in snow or ice) that conceptually lead to the interior earth civilization, Agartha
- Things in nature or that are of human construction that contain variant blues, whites and grays that resemble the icy, technologically advanced society of Agartha and it’s capital-epicenter Shamballah.
- Conspiracy concepts that are secretive and/or exclusive in nature, where conspirators often are in search of the alleged truth (see flat earth theory, hyperboreanism)
John: “Wow, that hole over there seems like it goes on forever!”
Jane: “Yeah, that hole is Agarthic, it must lead to Agartha.”
Bill: “I swear my skin and my eyes have gotten lighter from being inside this winter.”
Bob: “Bro, sounds like you’re becoming pretty Agarthic to me.”
Teacher: “The greeks wore a sort of clothing that was one single piece of fabric, held by only a rope at the waist.”
Student: “I can’t believe how Agarthic everyone was back then.”
Jack: “Have you heard of the new Dark Moon Theory? They’re saying that only the richest of the rich get to go up there”
Jill: “Just another Agarthic conspiracy trying to instill cross-class division.”
Jane: “Yeah, that hole is Agarthic, it must lead to Agartha.”
Bill: “I swear my skin and my eyes have gotten lighter from being inside this winter.”
Bob: “Bro, sounds like you’re becoming pretty Agarthic to me.”
Teacher: “The greeks wore a sort of clothing that was one single piece of fabric, held by only a rope at the waist.”
Student: “I can’t believe how Agarthic everyone was back then.”
Jack: “Have you heard of the new Dark Moon Theory? They’re saying that only the richest of the rich get to go up there”
Jill: “Just another Agarthic conspiracy trying to instill cross-class division.”
Agarthic by Pennet Lavanque February 23, 2026
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