In August 1939, as Europe moved toward another world war, Germany and the Soviet Union signed a treaty that said neither country would attack the other. Other countries were very surprised by the Nazi-Soviet Pact, since the two countries had very different ideas. It started a time of military cooperation that let Hitler ignore diplomatic … Read more
The strange ideas of Ariosophy were a mix of racist “Volkisch” ideas and Madame Blavatsky’s ideas about theosophy. (Like Nietszche’s ideas, Blavatsky’s were taken over and twisted by German occultists.) However, neither Nietszche nor Blavatsky would have supported the violence and suffering that the Nazis would later cause. In fact, Nietszche was against anti-Semitism and … Read more
The idea of a fantastic and mysterious Aryan homeland hidden somewhere in the far north was not made up by the Nazis. It had deep roots not only in the history of Western occultism but also in the growing field of anthropology. (In fact, the idea of a “Aryan Race” owes as much to philology … Read more
In Europe, the occult revival was mostly a reaction to the rationalist Enlightenment and materialism of the late 18th century and early 19th century. Theosophy came into being in the 1880s. This short look at its esoteric roots is sad, but it had to be done. Helena Petrovna Blavatsky was the main force behind Theosophy … Read more
From the Bronze Age onward, the swastika was a common symbol that was used on all kinds of things. The word “swastika” comes from the Sanskrit words su (which means “good” in Greek), asti (which means “to be” in Greek), and the suffix ka. The word for “good luck” in Sanskrit and Tibetan is “Swasti,” … Read more
In May 1912, there was a meeting at the home of Theodor Fritsch in Leipzig. About twenty well-known Pan-Germans and anti-Semites were at this meeting. Their goal was to start two groups to warn Germans about the dangers that they thought Jews in business and finance posed to small businesses. The Reichshammerbund and the Germanenorden … Read more
In their search for the ultimate mythical and cultural roots of their self-proclaimed “master race,” the proponents of Aryanism turned away from the hot biblical Garden of Eden in Mesopotamia and instead looked to the cool, unspoiled wilderness of the Far North. With his unique combination of Eastern mysticism and astronomy, the polymath Jean-Sylvain Bailly … Read more
It’s important to remember that Blavatsky’s works seem to be the result of a lot of research and were very convincing when they were written. Through the writings of von List, von Sebottendorff, and von Liebenfels, we can find that many later Nazi projects were based on ideas that Blavatsky first spread. A caste system … Read more
The Nazis went on trips to Iceland, Antarctica, and Tibet, and this is known from history (the Tibetan expeditions can be found here). Since the end of the war, though, there has been a lot of discussion about what the real reasons were for these expeditions. We’ve already said that Guido von List, Jorg Lanz … Read more
The Anunnaki-Ulema told us that some planets in our galaxy and in the Ash.Ta.Ri constellation are on a 33.33 degree line that acts as a “Ba’ab” (Gateway) to other galaxies and dimensions. Maria Orsic talked about this line that is 33.33 degrees. Ash.Ta.Ri has millions and millions of stars and planets, and many of them … Read more