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Let me begin by stating that, in terms of ancestry and genealogy, I am 99% white European, I am what the Germans would consider pure Aryan race.
I made a post yesterday about a research I have done into the Nazi Germany’s love affair with the occult and the fact that they were practicing Sun god worship, the Sun god being Lucifer.
I received many messages calling me a fucking jew, niggerfaggot, etc. The sad part is most of the people who called me that can’t even come close to the purity of my racial composition. But that is not important.
What’s important, is that even though I am a white European, I’m not subscribed to the Nazis-are-good train. I completely reject the Holocaust, NEVER HAPPENED in my view, and I detest the AshkeNAZI jews because of their evil nature and satan worship, which is CLEARLY evident from my channel. But at the same time I can’t consciously close my eyes to some disturbing FACTS about the Nazis and their 4 Reichs. So here’s just a snippet from my research on Nazi Germany. I will continue to post irregardless of how much hate I get, for TRUTH TRUMPS ALL HATE, pun intended.
There is a lot of unfounded speculation out there about the Nazis and esoteric societies, rituals, and so on. But exactly how involved were the Nazis with the occult?
As it turns out, the Nazi party incorporated occultism from its very beginning. The political group that would eventually become the Nazi party (the German Worker’s Party, or DAP) was founded in part by individuals from the THULE SOCIETY, an esoteric group dedicated to studying the mythological origins of the Aryan race. Several prominent Nazis were either members or active within the society, including Rudolph Hess, who would become the deputy further to Hitler; Alfred Rosenburg, head of the ministry that oversaw Nazi Germany’s occupied territories in Eastern Europe; and Dietrich Eckhart, who founded the DAP.
The Thule society’s primary focus was on the study of Ariosophy, referring to wisdom regarding the Aryans founded by occultists Guido von List and Lanz von Liebenfels. These individual’s beliefs would come to inform significant aspects of the Nazi state, such as von List’s belief in the power of magical runes. The most glaring example of this would be the twin “SIG” runes that formed the SS insignia.
Von Liebenfels argued that that the Aryan people were intentionally bred via electricity by interstellar deities called Theozoa, while the other races were the result of interbreeding between humanity and ape-men. According to Liebenfels, gradual interbreeding had robbed the Aryans of their magical powers. Liebenfels would also circulate a magazine called Ostara based on these beliefs, whose readership included a young Adolf Hitler.
In addition to embracing these occult ideas, the Thule Society also believed that a proto-Aryan race lived on the island of Thule, a mythological northern island that is probably more familiar by its alternate names: Hyperborea or Atlantis.
Despite all of its connections to the origins of Nazism, the Thule Society eventually dissolved prior to Hitler’s rise to power. In fact, a great number of German occult societies were shut down, though not because of a sudden surge of skepticism or rational belief. Instead, occult-related activities and organizations were often suppressed in Nazi Germany at the behest of Heinrich Himmler’s Rasputin-like personal occultist, Karl Maria Wiligut. The point of this was to ensure that Wiligut’s own brand of occultism would be the eminent philosophy of the Nazis.
Wiligut had developed a religion centered on worshipping the Germanic god Irmin. According to Wiligut, German culture dated back to 228,000 BC, a period of time when the Earth had three suns and was populated by giants, dwarfs, and other mythical creatures. He also claimed to be descended from a line of kings from this period of time. It should also be noted that Wiligut was a diagnosed schizophrenic.
Himmler, who was an avid follower of the occult, consulted Wiligut on a wide variety of issues.
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