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Carl Jung on "Wotan." What led to the rise of Fascism and WWII?
Carl Jung wrote an essay in 1936 that predicted the rise of fascism and the cataclysm of WWII. Jungian psychology is making a second appearance in our zeitgeist, especially with its popularization by Prof. Jordan Peterson of the University of Toronto. It is particularly important to understand Jung's theories because they speak to what sparks mass movements of great destructive power, and so give us clues about how to prevent that from happening. People interested in Jung's views on society and politics are encouraged to read this essay and several others which discuss the aftermath of the war, including "After the Catastrophe," "The Fight With the Shadow," and "The Undiscovered Self." The latter was published in 1956, and so it represents his mature and considered thoughts reflecting back on the rise of fascism, Nazism, the Holocaust, and the aftermath of WWII. All of these essays can be found in the volume of his works entitled "Civilization in Transition." The Undiscovered Self has also been published separately.
“Around fifteen hundred years ago. At that time, a large part of the people who became Christians and were baptised - which was always the sign of Christianisation - were not baptised out of inner conviction. It was rather the case that at first a number were baptised out of opportunism - THESE WERE THE TRAITORS AMONG THIS PEOPLE; the others were baptised after personal persecution with fire and sword, and even later many adopted Christian conviction and worldview to escape persecution and torture.”
- Heinrich Himmler, Speech on 18.2.1937 Geheimreden 1933 bis 1945 und andere Ansprachen, p.60 (Microfilm class at US National Archives, Washington DC-175, Roll 89, Frames 1833 to 1835 and 1836)
The young peasant remembered the stories that the black-haired (((merchant))) from the South had told him. There would be towns that avoided the memory of the dead because they were afraid of the deceased. Remembering, Eib shook his head. Why fear the dead when, despite everything, they were still part of the clan? Do not the ties that unite the generations go back so far that no one knows their origin, and will they not continue through future generations in a future whose end no one knows? Hadn't the dead passed on their heritage to the living as a sacred legacy to be respected?
The man from the South had spoken of demons and ghosts, of disturbing beings in whose bodies the dead lived, of beings who played a macabre game with men, thinking only of harming them and bringing them misfortune. Had death changed so much the fathers who rested under these hills? Unbelievable, no, impossible: the young peasant answered his own question. Who had been natural in life could not be different in death. Whoever had worked for the welfare and future of his clan and his people could not, once his ashes were buried in the bosom of the earth, become an enemy of his own race.
It is possible that in the towns of the South, they frightened the living during lonely nights. The black-haired men were so different in nature, so somber in character; perhaps their dead were different from ours.
(SS Notebook No. 7 of 1938. Solstice).
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"[...] books inspired through and through, not by the desire to revive any particular Cult of old -- that of Wotan or any other God -- but by the love and spirit of eternal Nordic Heathendom, some of which are exceedingly beautiful, were published under the Third Reich, and read, and sympathetically commented upon in Nazi circles; and that this was the first time that the real Heathen soul of the North -- the undying Aryan soul -- fully realised, after nearly fifteen hundred years, that it is alive; more so, that it is immortal, invincible."
Extract from "Gold in the Furnace", by Savitri Devi.
“Pagans are all who say Yes to life, to whom 'God' is the word for the great Yes to all things.”
Fredrich Nietzsche, the anti-christ
“We few or many who dare again to live in a dismoralised world, we pagans in faith. We are also the first to grasp what a pagan faith is: to have to imagine higher creatures than man, but beyond good and evil; to have to consider all being higher as also being immoral. We believe in Olympus, and not in the ‘Crucified’.“
-Friedrich Nietzsche, The will to power
"Nietzsche: More intuitive than purely analytical. Affirmation of the laws of nature and struggle. Positive instruction for use. Hence the real philosopher of National Socialism."
-Adolf Hitler, Walther Hewel Diaries (Diary Entry 11.07.1941) Institut für Zeitgeschichte (IfZ) München, ED 100/78
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“Pagans are all who say Yes to life, to whom 'God' is the word for the great Yes to all things.”
Fredrich Nietzsche, the anti-christ
“We few or many who dare again to live in a dismoralised world, we pagans in faith. We are also the first to grasp what a pagan faith is: to have to imagine higher creatures than man, but beyond good and evil; to have to consider all being higher as also being immoral. We believe in Olympus, and not in the ‘Crucified’.“
-Friedrich Nietzsche, The will to power
"Nietzsche: More intuitive than purely analytical. Affirmation of the laws of nature and struggle. Positive instruction for use. Hence the real philosopher of National Socialism."
-Adolf Hitler
-Walther Hewel Diaries (Diary Entry 11.07.1941) Institut für Zeitgeschichte (IfZ) München, ED 100/78