The Serpent of Paradise: The Story of an Indian Pilgrimage (Harper Colophon Books, CN 284)

Travel

Miguel Serrano

Asia

Harper&Row

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The Visits of the Queen of Sheba

Politics & Social Sciences

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El/Ella: Book of Magic Love

Routledge& Kegan Paul

The serpent of paradise: The story of an Indian pilgrimage

Religion & Spirituality

Routledge and Kegan Paul PLC

The Serpent of Paradise: The Story of an Indian Pilgrimage

Routledge & Kegan Paul Books

Nos, Book of the Resurrection is the magical masterpiece by Miguel Serrano. It is his personal journey of Initiation which shapes epiphanies into words. In this book Serrano speaks of those things which no one speaks of. It is the story of Wotan, the story of Apollo, the story of Lucifer. NOS is the song of the Minnesinger, the Troubadour, and the Cathar. The quest for the Holy Graal has never been made so clear. Don Serrano relates to us a Lost Love, an Eternal Love that is the answer to the riddle of the Eternal Return. NOS was written for the one who as of yet has not been satisfied with the answers that have been given. Hyperborea/Thule is revealed. Atlantis is found. The Beloved Valkyrie, along with the White Gods are rediscovered.

Nos, book of the Resurrection

Law Book Co of Australasia

The English translation from Miguel Serrano's original Spanish book, plus the translation of the transcripts of the two last major interviews with Serrano: An Interview with Miguel Serrano and Lost Friends by Armando Roa in 2006 and and Interview with Miguel Serrano by Christian Warnken in 2005. Aryan Writ for those who fight to the end without hope, just because their honour is called loyalty. This book, this small introductory book into the shadowy cosmic realms of Esoteric Hitlerism, is going to shake the pillars of the world. Here we come to the hidden Nazi Esoteric way, a diamond hard path to the Holy Grail of Germania, and none shall pass unless they pass through us...Who is the Widower? She is the Bride of Lucifer, she has become a Widow with the Magic Death of Lucifer. Who is the Son? In Wagnerian terms he is Parzival, a Luciferian initiate who searched for the Emerald Stone of Venus, the Grail itself, detached from the fiery crown of Lucifer after his inter-stellar battle. Lilith as the Bride has become infertile, with no sons of corrupted flesh, but has given birth to the 'Son of Man', the 'Son of the Widower', Parzival, Son of Lucifer the extra-terrestrial. Parzival representing the Astral body, Lingasarira. Lilith now kills her sons of flesh, like Medea with the sons of Jason. Lilith is the Eternal Feminine which leads to Heaven, and she is the A-Mada, by opposition to the terrestrial woman - breeding, Eve.

Son Of The Widower

Hermitage Helm Corpus

"a magical manual for the student (guru) of Esoteric Hitlerism... Never before has the world seen such a book." CONTENTS: PART I - MAYA: Reality Is An Illusion PART II - Magic Gateways Of The Werewolfen - Magic Love - The Green Thunderbolt - German Super Science Extract from the Foreword: "We are Esoteric Hitlerists. It means little to us whether you are a Kristian, a Pagan, a Heathen,a this or a that, for we are Armanen. Esoteric means concealed, only for a few, occult, hidden, it can only be understood by a minority. Hitlerism is the knowing that Adolf Hitler came to this tormented world to bring Kali Yuga to a celestial close as Vishnu-Kalki. A final war of worlds. To judge and protect."

MAYA: Reality Is An Illusion & Other Essays In Esoteric Hitlerism

"A Book describing the ongoing, titanic and eternal battle between Gods and Devils, between a Dark Force, a Satanic Spirit and a coming, or returning Hyperborean Aryan Age. The Memory of the Blood: This is the central theme in the Book: crucial for the understanding of this enlightening epic, a Spiritual Odyssey. A Voice beckoning the Hyperborean Archetype, urging those attuned to it to a final, finite fight to the finish, against the Eternal Enemy. A Spiritual battle comparable to the Mahabharata, a battle closing a great cycle of time and consequently opening another." The abridged paperback version of this Esoteric Master work by Miguel Serrano.

Adolf Hitler: The Ultimate Avatar

Franz Berg

The link between Hitlerism and a millenarian, necessarily esoteric, and in any case suggestive tradition is a thesis that Miguel Serrano enunciated in Chile well before The Morning of the Magicians.
After years of research, mystical experiences in India, and interviews with the most interesting personages of the 20th century—Hesse, Jung, Pound, Skorzeny, Degrelle—the author develops that primitive insight into a delirious exposition.
Gnostics, Cathars, Rosicrucians, Templar Knights, Knights of the Thule Order, hidden leaders of National Socialism parade through the pages of this book, to be found in unexpected castles and monasteries, fighting astral battles whose echoes are recorded in history and which are won or lost in accordance to the direction of the swastika, a symbol that appears inexplicably in epics and cultures apparently alien to one another.
Revelatory authors from the 1960s and 70s—Molnár, Bloch, Evola, Vögelin—have shown the nexus that links utopias, heresies, and secret societies to politics. Miguel Serrano, on the basis of documentation, abundant iconographic material, and unpublished testimonies applies the same methodology to National Socialism, with surprising and polemical results.
This authoritative English-language edition—authorised by Miguel Serrano's estate and produced with their full collaboration and support—comes with a full complement of endnotes, a comprehensive index, and the author’s corrections, none of which were present in the two Spanish-language editions.

The Golden Thread: Esoteric Hitlerism

New Age & Spirituality

The Palingenesis Project (Wermod and Wermod Publishing Group)

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