There has been a huge cottage industry built up around Nazi occultism, but what was really going on? Did they believe in occult practices and magic, or just use them as tools to inspire people to do, in the end, some of the most terrible things ever done to human beings by other human beings? Listen to this insightful, intelligent and even-handed approach and reflect on how belief in things that are not true can inspire people to shed the blood of others. Explore the relationship between Theosophy and Nazism, the truth about the Spear of Destiny as admitted by Trevor Ravenscroft, Nazi UFOs, their Antarctic bases and much, much more.

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13 Comments

  1. A fascinating discussion and a treat to listen to two brilliant minds on the topic.

    I was disappointed that there was not more discussion about the magical elements that the title of the book references, or mention of the Vril society.

    I have enjoyed podcasts featuring Dr. Flowers before and understand that he is a high-ranking member of Temple Of Set – this was not referenced in the interview and I am wondering why?

    1. Author

      He did not tell me about his affiliation with the temple of Set and it’s not in his book that I saw. I wish I had been aware of it.

      1. That explains the lack of questions relating to magick – they are after all essentially a magickal order (according to their better-known ambassadors from what my research has gleaned).

        There was a famous working they did involving a Nazi castle that I was hoping would be discussed in the show.

      2. Setken is not up to date as to what Dr. Flowers’ current spiritual focus is centered on… which is Zoroastrianism. This has been the case for a good decade. Dr. Flowers published a book under the “pen name” Darban-I-Den back in 2014 entitled: THE GOOD RELIGION: The Occidental Temple of the Wise Lord. He opens the book explaining that in May of 2013 he “announced to a small gathering my intention to form a “church” dedicated to the Wise Lord [Ahura Mazda].” “…as established by Zarathustra.”

  2. Speaking of the Vril society, there is this claim that founding member Maria Orsic managed to build a flying saucer. Is there some factual basis for this, or is it pure fantasy?

    1. Author

      I have tried for years to track this down. There were certainly some unusual craft built I feel which I have not surfaced publicly. If you find any good research, let me know and maybe we can dig into it on Dreamland.

      1. There is a large website devoted to German flying discs at http://discaircraft.greyfalcon.us/. I have no idea about the reliability of their information, but there seems to be little or no citation of sources (not a good sign). One titillating nugget, though, is that one the German scientists allegedly involved is Winfried Otto Schumann. According to his wikipedia entry, he worked in 1947-48 at the infamous Wright-Paterson air force base. But there is no mention of any “flying disc” on his wikipedia page, of course.

  3. When you write a book a course in History is imperative.
    The WW I, was brought about seething inequities caused by The Congress of Berlin of 1878.
    Hitler’s rise to power was fueled monetarily by industrialist s from the US. Also the entire German population including the Army got in on the ground floor of meth addiction.

  4. Refreshing program on the subject. If we weren’t such sheep ideologies wouldn’t be so damaging, think for yourself. I particularly liked the point about Himmler’s fanaticism and how that drove lots of the Nazi mystic. Maybe some day soon we can harness the process of common thought and the power of communication for the good, instead of destruction and conquest.

  5. What interests me more than the linguistic origin of the word Nazi, is who started using it first, axis or allies or German leftists?

  6. “People believe things because they run contrary to the thoughts of people they hate” is a great truth. Would be good on a bumper sticker or T-shirt.

  7. whitley, i have a bit of an off-topic question. I’ve always remembered how the Master of the Key said the focus was now destructive and how they are doing it ”with wealth”.

    I wonder if non-stop mass immigration of millions of people from deeply conservative cultures is condusive for community cohesion in Western Europe LONG-TERM, considering the recent Hindu and Muslim riot in Leicester, England.

    Could you ask the implant what is driving the unwillingness of politicians to slow it down despite the rise of far-right politicians like the NF and SD in Europe and the seeming problems. I’d be curious as to what’s causing it.

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