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The Chilean did not yet know about the SS past of Heinrich Harrer, the Kundun’s “best friend” and
teacher, since this first became known in 1997 in connection with the film Seven Years in Tibet. But
we can be certain that this fact would have been cited by him as further evidence to justify an occult
connection between Shambhala and the SS, between the Dalai Lama and Adolf Hitler, particularly as
the Chilean indicates at many points in his writings that the SS sent “secret missions” to Tibet in order
to search for traces of the Aryan race there.
Serrano allows himself to be celebrated as the “Führer” of the National Socialist Party of Chile. His
calendar commences with the year of Adolf Hitler’s birth in 1889. He describes “esoteric Hitlerism”
as the “new religion of the young heroes and future warriors and priests, the true myth of the coming
century” (Cedade, 1986). In 1989, on the 100th anniversary of Hitler’s birth (the year 100 for
Serrano) a commemorative celebration was staged at which the Chilean and representatives of
“esoteric Hitlerism” from various countries (Chile, Spain, Italy, Germany) spoke: “On the peak of a
mountain in the Andes ranges which dominates Santiago,” the Chilean newspaper, La Epoca, writes,
“and to the sounds of the Ride of the Valkyrie from Wagner’s Der Ring des Nibelungen (The Ring of
the Nibelung), some 100 Chilean followers and foreigners commemorated Adolf Hitler in yesterday’s
evening twilight and promised that in the new Hitlerist age the continuing triumph of his ideas would
proceed from Chile. ... Hitler, Serrano opined, would be resurrected from in the Andes ('Andes' means
'perfected, total human) and he would do like the Caleuche [a mystic hero of Chile, whose name
means 'the man who returns’) and introduce the age of Hitler” (Epoca, April 21, 1989). This event
should not be underestimated on the basis of the small number of participants. For Serrano it had a
ritual/symbolic significance and was reported in detail in the German neo-Nazi scene, for example.
In fascist circles worldwide, Serrano is a “hot tip” and his bizarre visions do in fact exercise a
fascinating attraction on many young people. His nazi books are openly offered for sale in all South
American countries. The German translation of Cordón Dorado Hitlerismo Esoterico is available as a
hardback (Das goldene Band — esoterischer Hitlerismus). Highly sought after copies of the other
works (about Hitlerism) in German translation and individual propaganda essays are in circulation
and passed from hand to hand. “Serrano’s mystical neo-Nazism … [has] a distinct appeal to the
younger generation”, writes the historian Goodrick Clark, “Here Nazism becomes a pop mythology,
severed from the historic context of the Third Reich. The Gnostic Cathars, Rosicrucian mysteries,
Hindu Avatars, and extraterrestrial gods add a sensational and occult appeal to powerful myths of
elitism, planetary destiny, and the cosmic conspiracy of the Jews that culminate in a global racist
ideology of white supremacism. … Books by Serrano … are now circulating among neo-pagans,
Satanists, skinheads, and Nazi metal music fans in the United States, Scandinavia, and Western
Europe” (Goodrick Clark, 1998, pp. 221-222). The Dalai Lama has never distanced himself from
Serrano. Instead of decisively opposing fascism in any country, he recently called for the former
Chilean State President and fascist, Augusto Pinochet, to be spared a trial.
In the following chapter, we shall introduce a further case where Tantric Buddhism, the Shambhala
myth, and the Dalai Lama have acted as godfather to a modern, extremely radical and aggressive form
of fascism. A case which shook the world community — we mean the story of the Japanese doomsday
guru, Shoko Asahara.
Footnotes:
[1] See Martin Brauen, Traumbild Tibet — Westlicher Trugbilder [„Ideal Tibet — Western Illusions“], Bern