You can read Cynthia Chung’s ongoing series “From Theosophy to Wotanism: How 20th Century Nordic Mythology was Created in Service to Ario-German Millenarianism” in the links below:
From Theosophy to Wotanism: How 20th Century Nordic Mythology was Created in Service to Ario-German Millenarianism
In this series the works of Guido von List (Father of Armanism) and Jörg Lanz von Liebenfels (Father of Ariosophy) will be discussed in how 20th century Wotanism was created in service to Ario-German millenarianism as well as its great influence over the Schutzstaffel (SS) – also stylised with Armanen runes as ᛋᛋ. This will include both writers’ admiration and romanticization of the Templars and Knights of Malta, despite their general attacks on the Catholic Church as having suppressed the Northern Germanic peoples, as well as Liebenfels’ direct connection to the Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O) and the Cistercians.
From Theosophy to Wotanism: How 20th Century Nordic Mythology was Created in Service to Ario-German Millenarianism Part II
In Part I of this series, we went over the origins of the Northern Germanic peoples, also known as the Norse peoples.
Guido von List’s Templar Order Revival – the Armanenschaft (heirs to the Sun-Kings) & an Aryan New Age
“The continuity of such beliefs through the Third Reich with its eschatological vision of genocide…Only religious beliefs and myth could explain the success of an ideology concerned with special racial and esoteric knowledge and the apocalyptic promise of group salvation in a millenarian apotheosis of the German nation.”
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