THE RAINBOW SWASTIKA - Scattered Seed Ministries

studied (Sklar, 86-87, citing Nuremberg Trials witness Walter Schellenberg). He made use of
the time-honored Jesuit practice of "spiritual Exercises" - intensive visualization to create
personal and group reality. (Sklar, p.88) [The explanation that visualization is not a powerful,
time-honored occult manipulation of others, but merely a new psychological self-help
exercise, is promoted only to deceive the few who still have scruples against occult practices.]
Himmler, like his Thule fellows and like most NAers today, denied the existence of objective
reality. Not surprisingly, he went on to advocate "freeing" science to pursue research
unhampered by notions of provable truth - especially science dealing with ancient origins.
[Leading evolutionists are only recently beginning to admit that their research is similarly
"free" of objectivity, even proposing that Darwinism might be better classified as philosophy
or myth than as science. See my sample list of quotes.] This attitude was shared by the Nazi
leadership, and led their rejection of valid astronomy and physics in favor of occult-based
pseudo-theories such as the "doctrine of eternal cosmic ice" concocted by Hans Hoerbiger, a
mechanical engineer. It was Dietrich Eckart who introduced his protege Hitler to Hoerbiger's
work, and its similarity to Thule mythology on new ages birthed from ice was immediately
recognized. Hoerbiger himself declared war on "objective science" as "a pernicious
invention" (Angeberts, p.183), advocated substituting the "uselessness" of mathematics with a
mystical "knowing" of the universe, and targeted Albert Einstein as an archenemy
(emphasizing the latter's Jewish origin no less than his pernicious scientific work).
Hoerbiger's cause was taken up by the Hitler Youth, and later by the SS Ahnenerbe, and
Storm Troopers became fanatic supporters who disrupted meetings of conventional
astronomers with shouts and threats. (Sklar, p.75-77) It was Hoerbigerian weather forecasting
(continuing after his death in 1931) that fixed 1941 as a mild winter, convinced the Nazis to
leave behind heavy winter gear for the invasion of Russia, and sent them into a recordbreaking
cold front which marked a turning point in the war. Even after the disaster, no one
admitted the bankruptcy of Hoerbiger's theory. (Amazingly, works praising his theories
continued to be published as late as 1952 - see Angeberts, p.277 note 14) On the contrary,
Hitler blamed the German people for the defeat in Russia: "The nation has proved itself weak,
and the future belongs solely to the stronger eastern nation. Besides, those who remain after
the battle are of little value; for the good have fallen." (Sklar, p.81) [This follows the pattern
of the "ascended masters" themselves, who invariably blame their devoted servants when
things go wrong.]
True to Hitler's vow, "We shall wash off the Christian veneer and bring out a religion
peculiar to our race" (Sklar, p.147), SS soldiers underwent occult initiations and ceremonies,
to replace their Christian faith and names with ancient Germanic names and worship rites
(Hitler being their incarnate deity), and to harness latent spiritual forces believed to reside in
the Aryan psyche. (Sklar, p.100) [This was not an abrupt change, since these SS candidates
had grown up in 1920s Germany, where the occult, psychic phenomena and paganism were
quite trendy. Presumably their parents, school teachers, civic leaders and other role models
had already contributed to the next generation's conditioning by their own immersion in
Eastern mysticism and spiritism. The implications for today's youth, who are being raised on
an even more potent and invasive brew of the same, are unmistakable.] Secrecy, a total
dedication that erased all other loyalties, unquestioning obedience, isolation from 'common
society', a sense of self-sacrifice, a place in an exalted and ancient line of "guardians" [as
the black-cloaked, Force-wielding Jedi Knights were described in "Star Wars"], and a strict
observance of hierarchal status were the methods of fostering unity - all of them borrowed
from occult societies.