Path of Totality

The Greatest Struggle (1 of 2) “But the greatest struggle, then as now, was the Jew. Hitler’s Germany faced Jewish threats on three fronts simultaneously: to the East, in Judeo-Bolshevik Russia; to the West, in Judeo-capitalist England and France; and internally, in the German-Jewish population that was determined to corrupt and degrade the nation. Such a situation would have been insurmountable for most. But Hitler realized that all was not lost, that the depth and power of the Aryan soul could, under the right conditions, re-emerge and triumph over the oriental Hebraic invaders. Thus he mapped out a road to power that would be realized in less than a decade (in 1933), and which would, in just six more years, raise up the German nation to global heights.”

Life is Perpetual Struggle “Hitler’s most fundamental insight was this: Life is perpetual struggle. Society must struggle against the loafers, the parasites, the dreck; and individuals must struggle against apathy, sloth, defeatism, and complacency. No person, nor any nation, must rest on its laurels, or surrender to luxury and comfort. To give up the struggle is to give up on life, and on the future. To surrender the future — that is the great danger of the modern age. Hitler surely would have opposed anything, any modern technologies or conveniences, that tended toward inaction or softness.” — Dr. Thomas Dalton, in his Foreword to Hitlerism: Die Endlösung by Martin Friedrich, Clemens & Blair Edition, 2023, p. iv

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#ScienceSaturday No. 77 (Late Sunday Edition Visualization of Pi Being Irrational

Hitlerism Transcends Mere Religiosity “He spoke of a special mission which one day would be entrusted to him. Hitler the man had no choice because God chose him; and in that instant, Hitler as historical being ceased to exist — instead, we witness the growing will of an entire people manifesting the enduring tenets of Nature.” (p. 39) “That is, Hitlerism is not bound to any creed; Hitlerism is not bound to any religion. This is because Hitlerism, revealed through the Avatāra, transcends mere religiosity, mere religion; it is Nature-based diktat.” (p. 17) — from Hitler Avatāra (2023) by Martin Friedrich, Clemens & Blair Edition

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Sea lions congregate in front of a police car, blocking the path of riot police during clashes with fishermen who are protesting against the government following the repeal of the existing fishing law, and non-payment of promised bonuses. Valparaiso, Chile, December 28, 2023.

Star Trek the Aryan Generation.

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Who did it better? Trump’s Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany, or the NSDAP’s Press Chief Otto Dietrich? Folks, I’m not gonna lie. I would keep Otto as Press Chief for the Party, but I would certainly hire Kayleigh on in some capacity. Perhaps, make her my own personal secretary, if you take my meaning. 😂🤣

Adolf Hitler as Avatar is an Event, not a Man “The Avatāra exists, therefore the vessel does not; that is, the Avatāra is an event, not a man — a state of being, not a being. This, too, mirrors the Nietzschean vision of the Übermensch: it is a collective will, not a man, and certainly no libertine (as so many Shabbos-academicians and Jew-interpreters would have us believe). Both Übermensch and Avatāra are reflections of God’s will, the collective will of a people oriented to Eternal Nature.” — from Hitler Avatāra (2023) by Martin Friedrich [Clemens & Blair Edition, p. 38]

The Nibelungen “The Epic of the Nibelungs is on a different level than the romance songs from those times… The Song of the Nibelungs is an initiatic poem. If God or the Gods are not invoked in it it is because the actors are gods themselves.” — from The Golden Thread (1978) by Miguel Serrano [The Palingenesis Project Edition, 2017, translated by Alex Kurtagic, p. 244]

“Participation in the Weltanschauung (2 of 2) “And the Man who embodies it — our beloved, our revered Führer, living or dead — to us is a living man; an everlasting Man, not merely a “politician”, not merely the head of a party, not merely the founder of a faith, but the exponent in our times of the eternal Religion of Life, more specifically on the sociopolitical plane, but also on all planes.” — from Gold in the Furnace (1952) by Savitri Devi [The Savitri Devi Archive Edition, 2006, edited by R.G. Fowler, chap. 7, p. 119]

Participation in the Weltanschauung (1 of 2) “The [Democracies] don’t know it; will never know it; cannot know it; — cannot realize it — for they are not earnest. To them, the system of ideas and values in the name of which they persecute us is just “politics”, and “politics” are a separate department of life — not life. To us, the system of ideas and values for the sake of which we are persecuted is life; our whole life; ourselves and more than ourselves. It is the greater life of the Race, nay, the greater life of endless Creation, which gives ours its meaning.”

If Hitler Woke Up Today The film footage is from Look Who’s Back (2015), and the featured song is High Hopes (1994) by Pink Floyd. The grass was greener, The light was brighter, The days were sweeter, The nights of wonder.

UNITE AGAINST THE MARXIST MENACE “The Communists… hate us for our philosophy… They hate us like Christians hate Pagans [and vice versa]… The Communists, strange as this may seem to us, feel about Marxism somewhat like we do about our Weltanschauung. They know what they want. (I speak, of course, of the intelligent ones.) Every time I met one… I have respected his sincerity and consistency, and regretted that those fine qualities were not put to the service of a better cause; of our cause, in fact. I hated him, perhaps — for, the greater his personal value, the greater loss and also the danger that he represents from our standpoint. But I took him seriously. And he took me seriously, knowing full well what he could expect from me under different circumstances.” — from Gold in the Furnace (1952) by Savitri Devi [The Savitri Devi Archive Edition, 2006, edited by R.G. Fowler, chap. 7, pgs. 107 and 119]

The Gold in the Furnace “You will be tried like the gold in the fire.” — 2 Esdras 16:73 “We are the pure gold put to test in the furnace. Let the furnace blaze and roar! Nothing can destroy us. One day we shall rise and triumph again! Hope and wait. Heil Hitler!” — from Gold in the Furnace (1952) by Savitri Devi [The Savitri Devi Archive Edition, 2006, edited by R.G. Fowler, pgs. 20 and 34]

Into the Chambers of Hell: The Schutzstaffel in the Congo (3 of 3) “In the Congo, they were parked in a camp, also entirely under the supervision of wild North African and Negro troops, and made to work like slaves in the lead mines twelve hours a day — from dawn to sunset — with water up to their waists and hardly anything to eat. They were not allowed to write or to receive letters, not allowed to have any books that would have helped to make their lives less wearisome, less gloomy, less desperate, in that hell in which they remained three long years! Of those 18,000 men who had sailed from Marseilles in 1945, only 4,800 lived to see the shores of Europe again in 1948; to see Germany in ruins…” — from Gold in the Furnace (1952) by Savitri Devi [The Savitri Devi Archive Edition, 2006, edited by R.G. Fowler, chap. 6, pgs. 86-87] Featured photographs are of Mount Nyiragongo in the Democratic Republic of Congo.