i recently got interested into the Anhenerbe's work, especially the archaeology and experiments/studies in alt medicinewhat are good videos on youtube or another website really or books ,that treat this subject without saying every 2 seconds that it is pseudo scientific and racistShould i read before books from Otto Rahn?
>>43165806>what are good videos on youtube or another website really or books>that treat this subject without saying every 2 seconds that it is pseudo scientific and racistI have no fucking idea. Bumping for interest.
>>43165806There is alot more to the ahnenerbe than Otto's inquiery of the holy grail. Now the issue whit the ahnenerbe is that the nazis likely twisted the truth of their finds a little to suit their needs. That beings said if the lefend of the grail interests you then read crusade aginst the grail + lucifers court, but otherwise i think youll find the other ones more interesting. As if the knight templar interests you a quick recap of them is that they where the original international bankers, and atleast in legend the origins of fremasonry? >now If you are lookin for something intresting then baphomet could be it. You see one of the charges brought aginst the templar where baphomet worship. Now the >pic. rel. Winged goat is not the original baphomet but an illustration made by eliphas levi in the late 1800s while the trials of the Templars was in the 1200s so what was the original baphomet? What did it look like
Why can't we have kino (outwardly) occult western governments now
>>43165806>Die Neue Deutsche Heilkunde (New German Medicine) was a health policy concept in Nazi Germany during the 1930s that sought to merge conventional scientific medicine („Schulmedizin“) with alternative and natural healing methods („biologische Heilverfahren“).>To integrate lay practitioners of alternative medicine while trying to regulate and eventually phase them out or bring them under state control, the regime formalized the Heilpraktiker profession through the Heilpraktikergesetz in 1939.>A prominent symbol of the concept was the Rudolf Hess Krankenhaus in Dresden, which attempted a full integration of conventional and alternative therapies. The state also launched systematic research projects (such as trials to validate homeopathy).I doubt you'll find much info on alternative medicine directly linked to the third Reich, but homeopathy and similar is still quite big in Germany.Ryke Geerd Hamer invented his own concept of New German Medicine, and while not openly Nazi, he didn't care much for jews. Dr Stefan Lanka, a German marine biologist and ex-virologist famous for calling AIDS and viruses fake and gay, is leading his own New Biology based much on Hamer's work. https://youtu.be/HnDAryZaVbA
The SS used Rudolf Steiner's biodynamic farming principles to grow food and they were quite successful at it. >Die Plantage (officially euphemized by the Nazi regime as the Kräutergarten or "Herb Garden") was a massive SS agricultural facility and research center established in 1938 right next to the Dachau Concentration Camp. Where the SS attempted to fuse biodynamic farming and alternative medicine with brutal slave labor.>Heinrich Himmler (the head of the SS) and other high-ranking Nazi officials were deeply fascinated by esotericism, organic farming, and traditional "Volk medicine". They wanted to make Germany completely self-sufficient (autarky) regarding food and medicine, especially in preparation for war.>To achieve this, the SS established the Deutsche Versuchsanstalt für Ernährung und Verpflegung (German Experimental Institution for Nutrition and Provisions). They drew heavily from biodynamic agriculture, an alternative farming system created in 1924 by Rudolf Steiner (the founder of Anthroposophy). The SS sought to use Steiner's holistic, chemical-free principles to cultivate large-scale medicinal herbs and organic produce.>The highest levels of the Nazi party were fiercely divided over these esoteric practices. Reinhard Heydrich and the Gestapo generally viewed Anthroposophy and occultism as a threat to state control. However, they were fiercely protected by Rudolf Hess (the Deputy Führer), who was a devout follower of biodynamic farming and alternative medicine. As long as Hess was in power, biodynamic institutions received massive state funding and protection
>>43165924Occultism is not for the goy.