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The former SS member Wilhelm Landig of the Vienna Lodge "coined the idea of the Black Sun, a substitute swastika and mystical source of energy capable of regenerating the Aryan race". Rudolf J. Mund (also a former SS member and later also member of the Vienna Lodge) discusses a relationship of the [[Black Sun]] with alchemy. The visible sun is described as a symbol of an invisible anti-sun: "Everything that can be comprehended by human senses is material, the shadow of the invisible spiritual light."<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Sun_(occult_symbol) Black Sun]</ref> | The former SS member Wilhelm Landig of the Vienna Lodge "coined the idea of the Black Sun, a substitute swastika and mystical source of energy capable of regenerating the Aryan race". Rudolf J. Mund (also a former SS member and later also member of the Vienna Lodge) discusses a relationship of the [[Black Sun]] with alchemy. The visible sun is described as a symbol of an invisible anti-sun: "Everything that can be comprehended by human senses is material, the shadow of the invisible spiritual light."<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Sun_(occult_symbol) Black Sun]</ref> | ||
Heinrich Himmler – the German Reichführer and the head of the SS – had a clear intention to create a secret society. Heinrich Himmler had been in contact with all esoteric knowledge, and he used it as dark as possible. He was especially interested in Rune-magic. It was Himmler who created the infamous SS and like the Swastika, he used another magic symbol, the two sig-runes, which looked like two flashes. Within the SS all the esoteric knowledge in the Third Reich finally was gathered. SS was ruled by [[Black Magic]], and [[Satanic|Satanism]] through the [[Black Sun Program]]. Their rituals were borrowed from other similar orders, like the [[Jesuit Order]] and the Templar Order. The highest ranking “priests” of this order were the 13 members of the “Knight’s Great Council”, which was ruled by Grandmaster Heinrich Himmler. The [[Satanic|Black Rituals]] were practiced in the old castle Wewelsberg in Westfalen. Here they obeyed [[Lucifer]], [[Satanic|Satan]] or Set, the consciousness which then inspired the Nazis, and today the [[Illuminati]]. | Heinrich Himmler – the German Reichführer and the head of the SS – had a clear intention to create a secret society. Heinrich Himmler had been in contact with all esoteric knowledge, and he used it as dark as possible. He was especially interested in Rune-magic. It was Himmler who created the infamous SS and like the Swastika, he used another magic symbol, the two sig-runes, which looked like two flashes. Within the SS all the esoteric knowledge in the Third Reich finally was gathered. SS was ruled by [[Black Magic]], and [[Satanic|Satanism]] through the [[Black Sun Program]]. Their rituals were borrowed from other similar orders, like the [[Jesuit Order]] and the Templar Order. The highest ranking “priests” of this order were the 13 members of the “Knight’s Great Council”, which was ruled by Grandmaster Heinrich Himmler. The [[Satanic|Black Rituals]] were practiced in the old castle Wewelsberg in Westfalen. Here they obeyed [[Lucifer]], [[Satanic|Satan]] or Set, the consciousness which then inspired the Nazis, and today the [[Illuminati]]. See [[Mainstreaming Satanism]], [SRA]] and [[Blood Sacrifice]]. | ||
==The Ahnenerbe== | ==The Ahnenerbe== | ||