North Star Temple. Aryanism. White Ethno Religion.
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"Now, for the vast majority of our fellow Germans, religious ideas are overloaded and distorted by the disastrous duplicity that the Church has given to the German people's experience of God.
The separation of God and world, of body and soul, of earthly and otherworldly, has opened a chasm in all religiously sensitive people, which has only not led to a complete illness of the soul of European man because, despite church and dogma, so much positive, healthy faith was present, especially in the European, Germanic center, that the germs of disease could be suppressed at any time."
𝐂𝐇𝐑𝐈𝐒𝐓𝐈𝐀𝐍𝐈𝐓𝐘 𝐃𝐈𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐓𝐄𝐃 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐆𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐀𝐍𝐈𝐂 𝐕𝐈𝐄𝐖 𝐎𝐅 𝐆𝐎𝐃
"A worldview proves its worth in times of great decisions. We are deeply convinced that the fighting strength of the German army is ultimately rooted in the faith of the German people. The Nordic man cannot live or fight without faith. The very length and severity of this war demand the indispensable backbone of a worldview. At the beginning of the war, we may have believed we could put spiritual matters aside. But we had long since realized that the struggle for a new order in Europe could only be won through the ideological superiority of National Socialism. Now, for the vast majority of our fellow Germans, religious ideas are overloaded and distorted by the disastrous duplicity that the Church has given to the German people's experience of God. The separation of God and world, of body and soul, of earthly and otherworldly, has opened a chasm in all religiously sensitive people, which has only not led to a complete illness of the soul of European man because, despite church and dogma, so much positive, healthy faith was present, especially in the European, Germanic center, that the germs of disease could be suppressed at any time, despite individual catastrophes, when they became a danger to the lives of the peoples.
Now we must defend ourselves in two directions: firstly, against our ecclesiastical opponents, whose dogmatic systems have long since been scientifically and philosophically overcome, but whose followers largely consist of those fundamentally good German people who live according to those sacred Germanic values and customs which the Church captured in time for its own purposes; and secondly, against those contemporaries who believe they can unravel the mystery of life and becoming in the world purely intellectually, and who, instead of seeing the immeasurable creative power of nature, which creates a thousandfold venerable secrets in every new human life, in the circles of the stars, in the world of atoms, see technical processes and confuse the law and number according to which nature proceeds with the ultimately inexplicable and only religiously experienced primal force that governs these things themselves. It is clear that our entire creative life, be it in the realm of visual arts, poetry, philosophy, or the natural sciences, has for centuries operated outside the sphere of the church. Schiller and Goethe, Kant, Schopenhauer, and Nietzsche built their worlds outside this sphere.
[...] The voice of God is not dead. Our people, wherever they achieve something unique, wherever they heroically endure something unique, live, as it were, sleepwalking surely according to this voice. Faith is not fanatical intuition. It presupposes a bond with God. A conscious integration of all our political and intellectual endeavors, of our moral actions, must spring from it if we are to be justified in uttering this word. Now, certainly, thousands upon thousands of Germans act out of faith and have neither in the past nor in the future required a philosophical system for their actions: they act from their conscience, which is the eternal voice of the Creator within humanity. This fact, however, does not absolve us of the necessity to clearly articulate and coherently present what is merely instinct and, now more strongly than ever, a will to shape our own existence and our human obligations. The SS-Leitheft are intended to provide building blocks for this. This booklet represents a beginning. What we need is a unified overview of the laws of life, from which moral norms for our actions as individuals can also arise."
Source: "Glaube" SS Leitheft 8. Jahrgang, Heft 04 (1942) p.1-2
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Triumph of the Will (1935): Colorized and with English subtitles.
A must watch for all National Socialists.
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Savitri Devi Memorial final quote and invocation for the Aryan Volk @NS_Temple
This is not the Aryan of the Aryan Temple. This is Eastern European thrash that’s be thrashed out. Indians and Iranians are not in any sense Aryan today. The Indo-European is now the Western European of today ie. White.
Love the name!
This Sunday I will deliver a private web-talk for @vrillerism - The Secret Society for People Who Touch Grass.
I shall be talking about the distortion of our past and why it must be reclaimed. Then I will answer questions.
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I don't despise the architecture of many churches. I admire and appreciate how magnificent they look.
I despise however, what they currently stand for.
These churches can be repurposed as Polytheist temples while also preserving their brilliance.
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The psychedelic mysteries of the Queen of Heaven.
BEFORE Christianity was developed out of Judaism there was a cult that offered SALVATION through repenting & confession and even included a water BAPTISM.
Several goddesses in the eastern Roman Empire were synced together into a popular Roman Cult of Isis, also known by Lucian as Συρία Θεά/Dea Syria (Syrian Goddess) aka Venus-Atargatis and Derketo.
Apuleius gives us a full account of his repentance, confession, baptism, and salvation by the "Goddess of Many Names" in his masterpiece that survives from the 2nd century known as the Metamrophoses.
He reports his testimony of the theophany:
"Since fate, it seemed, was now satiated with the number and intensity of my sufferings, and was offering me the hope, albeit late, of deliverance, I decided to pray to the august image of the goddess present before me. Quickly I shook off my sluggish sleep and arose happily and eagerly. Desiring to purify myself I went at once to bathe in the sea, plunging my head under the waves seven times, because the divine Pythagoras had declared that number to be especially appropriate to religious rituals. Then, my face covered with tears, I prayed to the mighty goddess. “O queen of heaven—whether you are bountiful Ceres, the primal mother of crops, who in joy at the recovery of your daughter took away from men their primeval animal fodder of acorns and showed them gentler nourishment, and now dwell in the land of Eleusis; or heavenly Venus, who at the first foundation of the universe united the diversity of the sexes by creating Love and propagated the human race through ever-recurring progeny, and now are worshipped in the island sanctuary of Paphos; or Phoebus’ sister, who brought forth populous multitudes by relieving the delivery of offspring with your soothing remedies, and now are venerated at the illustrious shrine of Ephesus; or dreaded Proserpina of the nocturnal howls, who in triple form repress the attacks of ghosts and keep the gates to earth closed fast, roam through widely scattered groves and are propitiated by diverse rites—you who illumine every city with your womanly light, nourish the joyous seeds with your moist fires, and dispense beams of fluctuating radiance according to the convolutions of the Sun—by whatever name, with whatever rite, in whatever image it is meet to invoke you: defend me now in the uttermost extremes of tribulation, strengthen my fallen fortune, grant me rest and peace from the cruel mischances I have endured. Let this be enough toil, enough danger.
When I had thus poured out my prayer and added pitiable lamentations, my fainting spirit was once more engulfed and overwhelmed by sleep on that same couch. I had hardly closed my eyes when suddenly from the midst of the sea a divine face emerged, displaying a countenance worthy of adoration even by the gods."
- Metamorphoses xi (Apuleius)
Original Latin:
"Fato scilicet iam meis tot tantisque cladibus satiato et spem salutis, licet tardam, sumministrante, augustum specimen deae praesentis statui deprecari. Confestimque discussa pigra quiete laetus et alacer exsurgo meque protinus purificandi studio marino lavacro trado, septiesque summerso fluctibus capite, quod eum numerum praecipue religionibus aptissimum divinus ille Pythagoras prodidit, deam praepotentem lacrimoso vultu sic apprecabar.
“Regina caeli—sive tu Ceres alma frugum parens originalis, quae, repertu laetata filiae, vetustae glandis ferino remoto pabulo, miti commonstrato cibo, nunc Eleusiniam glebam percolis; seu tu caelestis Venus, quae primis rerum exordiis sexuum diversitatem generato Amore sociasti et aeterna subole humano genere propagato nunc circumfluo Paphi sacrario coleris; seu Phoebi soror, quae partu fetarum medelis lenientibus recreato populos tantos educasti praeclarisque nunc veneraris delubris Ephesi; seu nocturnis ululatibus horrenda Proserpina, triformi facie larvales impetus comprimens, terraeque claustra cohibens, lucos diversos inerrans vario cultu propitiaris—ista luce feminea collustrans cuncta moenia, et udis ignibus nutriens laeta semina, et Solis ambagibus dispensans incerta lumina; quoquo nomine, quoquo ritu, quaqua facie te fas est invocare: tu meis iam nunc extremis aerumnis subsiste, tu fortunam collapsam affirma, tu saevis exanclatis casibus pausam pacemque tribue. Sit satis laborum, sit satis periculorum. Depelle quadripedis diram faciem, redde me conspectui meorum, redde me meo Lucio. Ac si quod offensum. numen inexorabili me saevitia premit, mori saltem liceat, si non licet vivere.”
Ad istum modum fusis precibus et astructis miseris lamentationibus, rursus mihi marcentem animum in eodem illo cubili sopor circumfusus oppressit. Necdum satis coniveram et ecce pelago medio venerandos diis etiam vultus attollens emergit divina facies; ac dehinc paulatim toto corpore perlucidum simulacrum excusso pelago ante me constitisse visum est."
Going back to the solar cult as we move forward.
The 4th Century Roman Imperial Cult of Constantine & his sons is by far the most impactful period in history for the Medeival religion and what becomes "Christendom".
But what was going on in the Roman Imperial cult at this time in which Christianity was able to emerge from?
Solar Monotheism under the Dyad Mithras Sol Invictus was the major state cult.
Neo-Pythagorean & Neo-Platonist inspired cults such as Hermeticism & Chaldaen Mysteries were thriving in this perdiod under the doctrines of Hermes Trismegistus & Julian the Theurgist.
Universal Astrology that was seen as science by mystics like Paul of Alexandria and Firmicus Maternus. Both Christians in the time of Constantine's dynasty that believed that the stars and planets can dictate human behavior.
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