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Subject: Milan Martin - pp 310-323, Occult Origins of Nazism
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The old Teutonic god most admired by Hitler was Woton (the future God
of the Anti-Christ in Daniel 11:38), the God of destruction. Hitler's
favorite artist, Franz von Stuck, painted a picture showing Woton
rampaging through the world on horseback. Woton's victims in the
painting are emaciated, and closely resemble the starved victims of
Hitler's death camps. Von Stuck's paintings show Woton with distinct
Hitler-like features, which included forelocks combed down over
Woton's left brow, and a Charley Chaplin styled mustache. Hitler truly
believed that he was the reincarnation of the character, Rienzi, from
Richard Wagner's Rienzi, the heroic young Roman offcer who rose to
become Tribune of Rome Hitler once remarked that to understand
National socialism, one had to first understand Richard Wagner,
especially Rienzi and Parsival.

Hitler believed that he was also the reincarnation of the medieval
magician whose life was the basis for the character Klingsor in
Richard Wagner's opera Parsival. The true occult meanings of Wagner's
pagan-based operas were first clarified to Hitler after he moved to
Vienna. There Guido von List, and his occultic friend, Jorg Lanz von
Liebenfels, took the. young Hitler on as a disciple. Both of these men
were quite well known as ritual magicians in their homeland of
Austria. List was a strange looking, white-bearded man who wore long
white flowing robes while performing his rites. List had became known
throughout Europe, but was especially popular in Vienna during the
years just prior to Hitler's residence there.

List's popularity eventually fell off when it was learned that he was
closely associated with the sexual perversions associated with the
famous "black magician", Aleister Crowley. Like Albert Pike before
him, Crowley had been an avid disciple of the French Luciferion,
Eliphas Levi, and his strange sex-magic practices. It is said that
Crowley was so caught up in these practices, that he liked to believe
he was the actual reincarnation of Eliphas Levi. It was Liebenfels
however who probably first introduced Hitler to the writings, occult
rituals, and sex-magic practices of Aleister Crowley. Liebenfels,
whose real name was Peter Adolf Lanz, at one time had been a devout
Catholic. In 1890 he had entered the Benedictine Order Cistercian
Novitiate at the monastery of Heiligenkreuz in order to teach in its
school. Liebenfels was expelled from the Order in 1900 for his
quarrelsome attitude, and his many "worldly and fleshly desires."
According to his own account Liebenfels, during his stay at
Heigenkreuz, founded an occult order called the Order of New Templars
in 1894.

It is quite likely that Hitler may have been one of Liebenfels pupils,
for he attended this school during that period. John Daniel writes:
"under his given name, Lanz, Liebenfels had taught in a Benedictine
cloister school from 1890 to 1900. He must have known Adolf Hitler,
for the future Fuehrer had attended the school during the latter half
of that decade. Before that, the school had been directed by Abbe
Peter Hagen, who was an expert in oriental mysticism. The Abbe's
personal coat of arms was the swastika, a wooden carving which stood
above the abbey door. Hagen left behind an extensive library of
mystical works, which was completely absorbed by Liebenfels."

Daniel continues: "In 1907 Liebenfels Order purchased the Castle of
Werfenstein, located high on a hill overlooking the Danube. From the
topmost battlements of its towers, flags were raised embellished with
large swastikas. Membership into this Order was restricted to only the
wealthy and high-ranking Illuminati of Austria, who poured large sums
of money into its coffers. Lanz von Liebenfels was an anti-Semitic
pamphleteer who printed a magazine called Ostara and several other
pamphlets, which promoted the sterilization of all inferior races."

Liebenfels advocated the breeding of the Nordic races into a "super
race," and wanted to castrate the males of all inferior races.
Liebenfels pamphlets were routinely sold in a tobacco shop only a few
doors down from Hitler's residence in Vienna. In 1909 Hitler went to
Liebenfels office to obtain some back issues of his magazine, and
although we don't know the details of what happened at this meeting,
we do have the following statement that indicates Hitler may have
became a disciple at that time. In 1932 Liebenfels wrote a letter to a
New Templar initiate which said:" Hitler is one of our pupils. You
will one day experience that he, and through him we, will one day be
victorious and develop a movement that will make the world tremble."

Another of Liebenfels disciples was a man by the name of Baron Rudolf
Heinrich von Sebottendorf, who founded the Thule Society, He proved to
be a powerful influence in Hitler's early Political career. The inner
group which controlled the Thule Society were all self-confessed
Luciferians who practiced the sex-oriented magical rites of Alester
Crowley. The inner core used drugs, and ritual methods to raise their
consciousness, in order to tap into the "universal energy fields." As
stated earlier, it was probably Georg Lanz von Liebenfels and his New
Templars who first introduced Hitler to these concepts, and to the
teachings of the Ascended Masters, as taught by "the mother of the New
Age Movement," Madame Helena P. Blavatsky. One of Blavatsky's books,
The Secret Doctrine, became a virtual bible to Hitler, and it is said
that Hitler studied The Secret Doctrine on a daily basis.

Today, Hitler's personal copy of this book is on display at the German
National Archives. Some historians believe Hitler was first introduced
to The Secret Doctrine, and the writings of Madame Blavatsky by
Dietrich Eckart, a Master Luciferian of the Thule Society, who guided
the members of its inner core from its Munich headquarters located in
the elegant Four Seasons Hotel. Eckart was one of the seven original
founders of the Nazi Party. and it was he who protected Hitler, by
ordering the assassination of many of his early enemies. In all there
were eleven attempts to assassinate Hitler, and although the Jewish
Bolsheviks tried they were never able to kill him mainly because of
Eckart's careful protection. In a series of seances, Eckart claimed
that he had been given a "divine mission" in which he was destined to
prepare the vessel who would lead the Aryan race to world conquest.
Eckart said he first learned of his secret mission after attending a
series of spiritualistic seances held by two anti-Bolshevik Russian
Generals.

Eckart later commented: "The air in the room became stifling and
unbearable and the naked body of the medium became translucent in an
aura of ectoplasmic light. Nobody had the presence of mind to write
down the strange utterances of those seances in which dead members of
the Thule Group were called up from the grave." Dietrich Eckart has
often been called the "spiritual founder of National Socialism." A
hard drinking journalist, poet, and play-write, Eckart become a
morphine addict, and was twice confined to mental institutions. After
World War I, Eckart returned to his native Bavaria, where he became
acquainted with many high level Luciferians, who were members of the
Illuminati. Later in Munich, Eckart began preaching Aryan superiority,
and calling for the elimination of the Jews.

Utilizing the Hegelian Dialectic Process, the Illuminati needed to
raise up capable leadership among the Nationalists, vicious enough to
combat their Communists. They saw in Eckart a capable leader who could
recruit and train such a Spiritual Army, and Hitler was high on
Eckart's list of recruits. Hitler had first heard of Eckart from news
reports of his activities at the time of the Communist rebellion in
Munich, which followed the signing of the Armistice. A German Jewish
Bolshevik by the name of Kurt Eisner had been the leader of a
coup-d-etat, through which the Jewish-controlled Social Democrats had
been successful in ousting the Bavarian Monarchy. Eisner was shot down
in the streets of Munich, and Eckart was suspected by the police of
having ordered his assassination. No formal charges were ever brought
against him, mainly because Pohner, the Police Chief, and Wilheim
Frick, his assistant, were both members of the Thule Society.

The Bolshevik Communists were furious with Eckart, and decided to make
Eisner into a martyr. The Communists plastered a huge portrait of
Eisner near the spot where he had been assassinated, and those who
passed by were forced at gunpoint to salute it. Eckart, after being
told of this, ordered flour soaked in the blood of female dogs in heat
to be thrown on the portrait. After every male dog m the neighborhood
gathered on the spot, the portrait quickly disappeared. Eckart, in
anticipating the coming of a Pan-Germanic Messiah declared: "We need a
fellow at the head who can stand the sound of a machine gun. The
rabble need to get fear into their pants. We can't use an officer,
because the people don't respect them any more. The best would be a
worker who knows how to talk. He doesn't need much brains. He must be
a bachelor, then we'll get the women" (women's political support).

The moment Eckart met Hitler he prophesied: "Here is the one for whom
I was but the prophet and forerunner." Eckart became a close adviser
to the rising young Hitler, lent him books, helped to improve his
German, both written and spoken, and introducing him to his circle of
powerful Illuminati friends. As Hitler's star began to rise in
Bavarian politics, Eckart introduced him to Munich's high-ranking
Luciferians. At first he was shy, socially awkward, and could usually
be found brooding by himself in a corner. During this time Hitler
became famous for breaking out in a tirade of hate any time somebody
said something he didn't like. Still there were many of Munich's
Illuminati who recognized Hitler's potential as a leader, who began
backing him both politically and financially. Many of these were older
women who were interested mainly in the occult, and were drawn to
Hitler by the evil power that radiated from him.

The Thule Society was formed about 1914, and soon grew to include over
1,500 members. The membership included judges, police chiefs, lawyers,
university professors, scientists, wealthy industrialists, and several
members of the aristocracy, such as the royal Wittelsbach family. The
Thule group was a serious Luciferic order that encouraged its
initiates to practice the magic arts and awaken their "Power
Potential." Its teachings included the control of a hidden force,
similar to the Hindu Kundalini, or the mysterious force known as Vril,
which we have already discussed. The Thulists believed they could
control their circumstances through intense and systematic
visualization, and the art of communication with the mysterious
beings, which they called the "Hidden Masters," or "Unknown Supermen."
Eckart taught Hitler these techniques, and showed Hitler how to use
these powers over an audience when speaking. (Hitler: The Occult
Messiah By Gerald Suster).

Under Eckart's tutelage Hitler began to display extraordinary talent.
Hitler discovered he could wield the magic power of the spoken word
and it was not long before he acquired mastery at centering his "Power
Potential." Hitler's power to bewitch an audience has been likened to
that wielded by African medicine men or Asiatic shamans. If one looks
closely at films of Hitler speaking they will observe scenes of mass
hysteria, quite similar to what might be seen today at a rock concert.
Young women can be seen crying and trying to get as close to Hitler as
possible. It is reported that like Aleister Crowley, Hitler had a
mysterious power over women, as many reported being sexually aroused,
just listening to him speak.

Eckart brought Rudolf Hess and Alfred Rosenberg into Hitler's small
clan to help in the job of raising funds. With the help of his
Luciferian friends, Eckart raised the money to purchase the
soon-to-become Nazi newspaper Volkischer Beobachter, and by becoming
its editor, Eckart kept complete control over its content. Knowing
first hand the power of the occult, Eckart began attacking Masonic and
other occultic groups to protect Hitler from their power. For example
Eckart ordered the murder of Dr. Rudolf Steiner, founder of the
Luciferic Anthroposophical Society. Doctor Steiner was born in Hungary
on February 27th, 1861, into a poor German family. Steiner eventually
went on to attend the University of Vienna, where he distinguished
himself in both the arts and sciences. Steiner had become a close
friend of Nietzsche while living in Weimar, and it was there that
Steiner first met, and eventually married his first wife, Anna, on 31
October 1899. The two eventually separated because, according to their
daughter Emma, Steiner was constantly adulterous, which is not too
surprising for most of his friends and associates were involved in the
type of sex-magic that Aleister Crowley was known for. [In spite of
written opinions denying the things said herein about Steiner and his
connections with Crowley's OTO, sex-magic, and Luciferianism, I
nevertheless believe the author's contentions to be true. He is
prejudiced on a number of things and I share his prejudices. - HD]

Besides being a fine painter and sculptor, Steiner studied herbalism,
and developed several organic fertilizers. Steiner eventually produced
an astonishing series of books, pamphlets, articles, and lectures on
almost every aspect of occultism from the history of Atlantis to the
nature of human blood, and the necessity of minerals for the
absorption of vitamins in the body. Steiner also founded schools that
taught a radical new system of education called the "Waldorf
System,"which stressed the occultic ideas of karma, reincarnation, the
process of evolution and the concept of survival of the fittest.
Steiner further encouraged the physical, mental, and spiritual
development of his students by means of transcendental meditation and
Yoga style exercises.

In 1899 Steiner was invited to speak to a branch of Madame Blavatsky's
Theosophical Society. He later joined her Society, and from 1902 to
1909, Steiner became its General Secretary over Germany. During this
same time Steiner was also connected with the Rosicrucians, Brothers
of Light, and was also a member of Crowley's Ordo Templi Orientis,
which became notorious throughout Europe for their practice of ritual
sex-magic. In 1905 Steiner was granted a charter to found a lodge of
the Eastern Templars, which he often referred to as "Secret Masonry."
In Steiner's Secret Masonry, the practice of Kundalini serpent sex
magic (white sex magic) was commonly used in their lodge rites and
degrees.

Steiner, like Madame Blavatsky before him, also believed in the
account of Atlantis in which the ancient Atlantans had mastered the
most modern scientific techniques, even atomic energy. Steiner
believed that the Atlantans had developed vehicles that could
transport them through time, both backwards, and forward, and that
they had gained control over the forces of nature, including the
weather. The control of these forces according to Steiner, degenerated
into a kind of black magical force that eventually brought on the
Atlantans destruction. Steiner was concerned that the same thing could
happen in his lifetime, if the Theosophists continued to dabble in
black magic.

In 1909 Steiner broke with the Theosophists and founded his own group,
which he claimed was based purely on science, and which he declared
would practice only "white magic." This Steiner claimed, even thought
he took his sect's name from an ancient work, Anthroposophia Magica,
dated 1650, written by a famous black magician named Thomas Vaughan.
Steiner believed that hidden forces, which he called serpent power
(also known as Centres, or Chakras) could be used for good or evil,
much like what is portrayed in the Star Wars movies as "The Force,"
and that depending upon the actions of the user, this force could also
be used to develop the 144 light centers in the human body. According
to Steiner the hurnan mind is capable of being developed far beyond
what is thought to be genius level. Steiner used the term Chakra to
denote these centers of light which govern the flow of energy to the
"four lower bodies of man." Steiner taught there are seven major
chakras corresponding to the seven rays, and five minor chakras which
correspond to the five secret rays.

Steiner's Anthroposphy promoted organic agriculture, and herbal
medicine, along with a strange brew of occult practices, which found
more favor with the German masses than did Theosophy's hard-core
Luciferianism. This was especially true among those in Germany's cold
and dead churches, which had no understanding at all of the true
nature, or anointing of the Holy Spirit. From these church-oriented
people, Steiner developed a new cult called "Christian Illuminism," or
"The Christian Community," which was closely allied to Grand Orient
Freemasonry, and to Rosicrucianism. Like Weishaupt's Illuminati,
Steiner's Christian Illuminati were Johnites, and made their disciples
swear oaths of allegiance, on the Gospel of John. All of Steiner's
disciples dabbled in magic, and witchcraft, which gave them access to
occult powers.

Fearing this type of power, Eckart at first ordered armed gangs of
Nazi thugs to break up Steiner's meetings, but when this failed to
stop Steiner from speaking, Eckart eventually ordered his
assassination. Eckart and Hitler both hated Steiner, even though his
luciferic views differed only slightly from their own. Eckart was
outraged that Steiner taught that his beloved Satan was evil, instead
of being a benevolent follower of Lucifer, as taught in Manichaeism
(see Steiner's book, The East in the Light of the West). Steiner
believed that man's evolution into perfection was being impeded by two
malevolent powers which Steiner named Ahriman and Lucifer. Ahriman
represents materialism, while Lucifer represented pride and
self-sufficiency. Steiner taught that Ahriman was the black god of the
Manicheans, and that Jesus only became divine, or "The Christ," after
he evolved to a higher level called the "Christ-Being."

Steiner further believed that Jesus had paved the way for the
"Christ-anointing," or "Christ-impulse," to come upon all enlightened
mankind, and likened the Christ-impulse to the "Serpent-Power" of the
Gnostics. The Nazis were not offended so much at Steiner's heretical
teachings about Christ, but they were highly offended that Steiner
portrayed Lucifer ("The Light Bearer") in a negative way. Eckart then
decided to spread the rumor that he had discovered that Steiner was a
Jewish disciple of the Jesuits, which in the eyes of the Nazis gave
them grounds to order his assassination. The plan first was to shoot
Steiner in the face with a sawed off shotgun, but when that plan
failed, Steiner fled to Dornach, Switzerland where he set up his new
headquarters.

In 1924, the Nazis burned down Steiner's headquarters, the
"Johanneum," (later renamed the Goetheanum), and killed many of his
disciples. The Goetheanum had an architectural design which consisted
of a two domed structure, one of which was larger than the dome of St.
Peters. It was highly flammable, and on New Years Eve 1922-23, it was
set on fire by the Nazis. Despairing of life because of the murder of
his friends, and the destruction of his headquarters, Steiner died
from grief a year later. Steiner's disciples went underground, and
during the war years, changed their cult's name to The White Rose.

The Anthroposophists and the Freemasons were instantly persecuted,
imprisoned, and executed, after the Nazis came to power in 1933. Even
before 1933, the Thulists had begun murdering Masons, Rosicrucians,
Crowleyites, and anyone else who they feared might have access to
supernatural power who were not under their direct control. As early
as 1923, hundreds of occultists were being murdered by the Thulists in
Bavaria, and because most of the local police chiefs and judges were
Thulists, nothing was usually ever done. Hitler's Brown Shirts made it
a common practice of capturing Masons, cageing them like animals, then
parading them through the streets. This persecution caused many German
Masonic lodges to change their names in a vain attempt to appear
Christian instead of Luciferic. One such lodge changed its name to the
National Christian Order of Frederick the Great. By 1939, the Nazi's
had confiscated over 700 Masonic lodges, and well over 100,000 Masons
mysteriously disappeared.

Eckart, Goering, and Hanfstaengl lent Hitler money to pay his rent,
bought him food and clothes, and basically supported their young
leader. As the Nazi Party began to grow, Eckart raised the funds to
purchase for Hitler the Platterhof, an inn which became a summer
retreat for Hitler and his growing band of wealthy Illuminist friends.
It was here that Hitler later built the spacious villa, Berghof, which
eventually became his permanent home. Eckart became the Illuminati's
direct link to Hitler, and until his death, secretly controlled and
financed Hitler's every move. It is said that to the very end of
Hitler's life, the very mention of Eckart's name brought tears to his
eyes.

As Deitrich Eckart lay dying of psoriasis of the liver in December of
1923 he claimed the honor of having first introduced Hitler to the
true powers of the occult, by teaching him how to communicate with the
Ascended Masters. Eckart bragged: "Follow Hitler! He will dance but it
is I who have called the tune! I have initiated him into the Secret
Doctrine, opened his centers in vision and given him the means to
communicate with the powers. Do not mourn for me: I shall have
influenced history more than any other German." Truly it can be said
that Eckart had called the tune, and secretly lead the Nazi party
until his death.

After Eckarts death, the Illuminati assigned a Freemason by the name
of Karl Haushofer to become Hitler's new spiritual mentor, and to lead
him through even deeper levels of occult initiation. Haushofer was the
leading Luciferian in the secret society called the Vril or "Luminous
Lodge." The Luminous Lodge recruited its members from all the leading
occult movements in Europe, and around the world. Alfred Rosenberg,
Heinrich Himmler, and Hermann Goering, were all members of the Vril
and Thule Societies, and so to were most of the officers of the
dreaded SS (Schutzenstaffel). The SS had it's own occult logo, apart
from the Swastika, which looked like two lightning bolts, and was
known as the Sig Rune.

Like Weishaupt before him, Himmler, often called the "Black Jesuit,"
chose to base the SS upon esoteric principles, and oaths similar to
that of the Jesuits, and the medieval Teutonic Knights, whose legends
Himmler incorporated in his concept of the SS Castle at Wewelsberg.
Upon first joining the SS, only its black uniform was issued to the
initiate. In order to earn the Sig Rune collar parch one had to go
through a long drawn out ritual. Himmler was convinced of the profound
significance of the Sig Rune which signified the elite nature of the
SS, and its role as the vanguard of the New World Order. On the first
anniversary of Hitler's 1923 beer hall rebellion, initiates of the SS
were provided SS identity cards. On the next anniversary of Hitler's
appointment as Chancellor, the card was renewed, and on the following
anniversary of Hitler's birthday, the initiate took part in a
neo-pagan ceremony in which he swore obedience unto death to Adolf
Hitler. This entitled him to a full SS identity card and to the collar
patches for his uniform, but still not full membership.

Next, on the following October 1st, came an examination in a catechism
which contained the fundamentals of SS religious and political
doctrines. After a period of service in both the Labor Corps and the
Army, the successful candidate was at long last initiated into the
Order, and then received the coveted SS dagger. These were the men who
learned how to kill and die without showing any emotion. The more
intelligent of these men were recruited into joining the Gestapo, or
the "Secret State Police (Geheimstatspolize)," and out of these, only
the most vicious, and fiendishly intelligent, were then invited to
join the dreaded "Death's Head SS." These men were given the honor of
carrying out Hitler's decree to kill "every Jew in Europe." It was
principally the Luciferian Death's Head officers that ran Hitler's
extermination camps. Utilizing the deceptive Luciferian polorization
principle, when Hitler occupied Austria, he confiscated all
Rothschild's properties, and turned Barron Rothschild's house into the
headquarters, from which these Death's Head officers directed the
Final Solution death camps.

The Death's Head SS were by far the most occultic Order in Germany,
and were run by a Luciferic secret inner core called the "Grand
Council of Knights." There were thirteen of them, the number of a
witches coven, and each had the rank of SS General or higher.

Lucifer's Children
Copyright by Milan Martin
New World Order Books
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