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Shambhala: The center of “esoteric Hitlerism”
In the following sections, we hope to show just how much of his fascist world view Serrano owed to
Tantrism. It is of especial interest in connection with this study that he recognized “esoteric
Hitlerism” as a central doctrine from the kingdom of Shambhala: “In fact”, the author says,
“Shambhala is indeed the center of esoteric Hitlerism. The entrance to it [the realm of Shambhala]
was to be found in the vicinity of Shigatse or near Gyangtse [in southern Tibet]. Through my
investigations I arrived at the conclusion that our center [i.e., that of Serrano’s occult order] had also
been located there. The connection between Hitlerism and the Tibetans or Mongolians was also not
immediate, but indirect, in as far as they established contact with the Hyperboreans (the Aryan gods
of the north) and made free passage and the transmission of physical messages possible. Tibetans and
Mongolians were their vassals who had to guard the magic entry gates to their world. ... When I
visited Berchtesgaden [the Obersalzberg to which Hitler retreated time and again], my attention was
constantly captivated by a tellurian force, a tangible vibration in the air, which instantaneously linked
this point with the Tibetan Himalayas and trans-Himalaya: Hitler’s high-lying refuge with the Lhasa
of the Dalai Lama, with Shambhala. For some particular reason, esoteric Hitlerism had chosen this
point, which is full of direct connections, magnetic vibrations, and those which touch the stars, as the
holy center of its order (the SS), and it had avoided letting a final physical struggle, which could have
harmed this area, take place there” (Serrano, 1987, p. 32). In his book, NOS, Serrano defines the
kingdom of Shambhala as “one of the hidden subterranean cities in which is performed the tantric
initiation that transforms, transmutes and transfigures matter. There are people who say that it was the
capital of Agarthi” (Serrano, 1984, p. 186). Before Shambhala was relocated in the Himalayas by the
hyperborean (Nordic) siddhas, it was a kingdom at the North Pole.
Shambhala and Agarthi are thus the two occult regions (or cities) from which the national socialist
dictator, Adolf Hitler, was sent to our planet. According to Serrano the two locations lie in a magic
realm beneath the surface of the Earth. “Thus the submerged Agarthi and Shambhala are to be found
there, which the Tibetans and Mongolians speak of as the seat of the king of the world, and also the
symbolic orient of the [Knights] Templar and the true Rosicrucians. Thus the unknown leaders of
these two orders, as well the organization of esoteric Hitlerism [the SS], betook themselves there. And
from there Hitler clearly received instructions” (Serrano, 1987, p. 32). [6]
Following the Second World War the rumor (which Serrano seizes upon thankfully) arose in occult
circles that Hitler had settled a brotherhood of Tibetan lamas in Berlin, who stood in direct contact
with the kingdom of Shambhala. After the Russians entered the city the members of the order
committed suicide ( Ravenscroft, 1988, p. 262ff.).[7]
But Hitler — Serrano says- did not suicide; rather he was able to return to his subterranean home of
Shambhala. “Hitler lives. He did not die in Berlin. I have seen him under the earth. ... I kept this
secret for many years; then it was dangerous to reveal it, and it was even more difficult to write about
it”, the mysterious master we have already mentioned explained to his pupil, Serrano (Serrano, 1987,
p. 37). The “Führer”, however, did not flee to Tibet as is assumed in other occult speculations.
Serrano doubts such assumptions, since on the basis of his researches he reached the conclusion that
the mythic realm of Shambhala was relocated from the Himalayas to the South Pole (Antarctica)
following the war and that today the entrance to the underground imperium may be found there. Hitler
is thus said to have traveled to Antarctica.
In the near future, the “Führer” with ascend to earth from the subterranean Shambhala (now at the