THE RAINBOW SWASTIKA - Scattered Seed Ministries

"Perfects", those medieval guardians of the Grail, who called it the rite of "Endura". A curious
requirement of the "Endura" was that it was always to be done by pairs of intimate friends, a
detail known by the Nazis (Angeberts p.28) which makes sense of Hitler's joint suicide with
his new wife Eva Braun. Incidently, Hitler's associates Karl Haushofer and Goebbels also
killed themselves in ceremonial fashion along with their wives. (Angeberts, p.275, note 11)
2. Hitler and Christianity
Not only did Hitler regard Christianity as a defective, failed enterprise, he saw himself as
replacing both its God and its Christ. At one of the huge Nuremberg rallies hung a gigantic
poster of himself, with the caption stolen from the Christian gospel of John: "In the beginning
was the Word." German youth were indoctrinated from infancy to pray to Hitler, who they
were taught was sent from heaven to protect them. (Sklar, p.56) Nazi-approved sermons in
German churches proclaimed, "Adolf Hitler is the voice of Jesus Christ." And lest some
readers [especially Jews] should conclude from this that Nazi Christians viewed Hitler as the
mouthpiece of the New Testament Jesus, the statement is clarified to leave no doubt: "If
Jehovah has lost all meaning for us Germans, the same must be said of Jesus Christ, his son....
He [Jesus] certainly lacks those characteristics which he would require to be a true German.
Indeed, he is as disappointing, if we read the record carefully, as is his father [the G-d of
Israel according to Christian tradition]." ("What the Christian Does Not Know About
Christianity", quoted by Sklar, p.56)
In Hitler's words, Christianity "only added the seeds of decadence such as forgiveness, selfabnegation,
weakness, false humility and the very denial of the evolutionary laws of survival
of the fittest [social Darwinism]," and would obviously be a handicap to the new species
which he was personally commissioned by the "masters" to see properly birthed and nurtured.
But Hitler perceptively placed the ultimate blame where it is due: "Conscience is a Jewish
invention. It is a blemish, like circumcision.... There is no such thing as truth, either in the
moral or in the scientific sense. The new man would be the antithesis of the Jew." (Sklar, p.
57-58) Nietzsche likewise considered the Christian Bible nearly worthless because of its
Jewish origin: "In Christianity, seen as the art of sacred lying, we're back with Judaism.... The
Christian is but a Jew of more liberal persuasion." (_Antichrist_, quoted in Angeberts, p.126)
[Compare with the NA view of how Judaism "defiled" Christianity.] In this context,
antisemitism was not a starting point for the inner Nazi society as it was for the masses; Jewhatred
was the inevitable result of absorbing these bedrock occult teachings.
The nurture of the new humanity included the need to "encourage the growth of a violent,
domineering, intrepid, cruel youth... nothing weak or tender in it." (Angeberts, p.209,
Rauschning quoting Hitler) This reached its climax in SS training, and it corresponded to the
Nazi view of "pure" Gnostic, Hindu and Buddhist philosophy, which did not teach
compassion and gentleness, but Aryan duty and honor above all (Angeberts, p.220-221). [This
would seem confirmed by the presence of Tibetan Buddhists in Hitler's Berlin, as well as
Bailey's prediction that Buddhism is destined to drop its image of gentle pacifism.]
But there was an obstacle to sweeping away the Jew and raising this cruel new generation, in
the person of that "Jew of more liberal persuasion", the Bible-believing Christian. Knowing
that Christian Germany would not easily accept an open return to paganism, Nazism
attempted to wean the masses from standard Christianity by removing the Jewish-influenced
"negative" parts, that is the Old Testament and most of the New Testament, imposing gnostic
meanings on key passages, adding colorful pagan legend, and repackaging it in their 1920
platform as "positive Christianity" (Angeberts, p.202-203). [This term is freely used today by