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Originally posted by Toelint
Seriously, until two hours ago, I'd never heard of this group. I just spent the past thirty or so minutes at a debunker's website...and another thirty minutes or so at the O.T.O. main website.
Originally posted by Toelint
A visit to BOTH websites left me feeling VERY uneasy. Hey, I'm NOT joking! This is the VERY FIRST TIME reading about a secret society gave me the spooks.
Originally posted by The Axeman
I read the ritual for the Gnostic Mass, and I didn't see anything that really made me uneasy. I have to say that this is the kind of stuff that would make fundamentalist Christians load their britches though.
Originally posted by MankoW
Enlight me because I am ignorant fool, I think OTO is mindless cult and it is satanism for every christian believer.
Rituals are rather pointless and it is again all over control of the membership.
Like every cult it has to have some candy, but if the candy is with menstrual blood, no thanks.
Originally posted by MankoW
Enlight me because I am ignorant fool, I think OTO is mindless cult and it is satanism for every christian believer.
Rituals are rather pointless and it is again all over control of the membership.
Like every cult it has to have some candy, but if the candy is with menstrual blood, no thanks.
Originally posted by dh
Significant esoteric thinkers and groups which influenced the gathering Nazi philosophy include thr Order of the Templar Orientalis , which used sex as part of its rituals to create and harness the energy known as the Vril, and two German esoteric magicians , Guido von List and Lanz von Liebenfehls. In his summer solstice celebrations, List used wine bottles in the ground to form the symbol of the Hermetic Cross, also known as the Hammer of Thor. It was the Badge of Power in the Order of the Golden Dawn, and we know this symbol as the (reversed) swastika. Lanz von Liebenfels featured the swastika on the flag which flew over his temple overlooking the Danube, and for these two black magicians it symbolised the end of Christianity and the dawning of the age of the Aryan superman
Originally posted by Cug
That has nothing to do with the O.T.O., I'm not sure why you posted this?
93 HeirX,
I'll be taking my Minerval this fall
Originally posted by dh
It was the Badge of Power in the Order of the Golden Dawn, and we know this symbol as the (reversed) swastika. Lanz von Liebenfels featured the swastika on the flag which flew over his temple overlooking the Danube, and for these two black magicians it symbolised the end of Christianity and the dawning of the age of the Aryan superman
Originally posted by MankoW
I have been to to OTO org site, and what caught my attention is rose and the cross behind the text, what is the simbology of this in OTO and is it connected with the rosekreutzerian ((!!spelling)). Or it is random symbol?
I will try to read more, and this satanism part was for the christian point of view, isn't it?
Originally posted by sebatwerk
Originally posted by dh
It was the Badge of Power in the Order of the Golden Dawn, and we know this symbol as the (reversed) swastika. Lanz von Liebenfels featured the swastika on the flag which flew over his temple overlooking the Danube, and for these two black magicians it symbolised the end of Christianity and the dawning of the age of the Aryan superman
I don't understand how in one sentence, you refer to a symbol which looks like a reverse swastika, a symbol which has nothing to do with Nazism, then in another sentence you take the use of this symbol to mean that the group using it was Nazi! Come on now...
...were you talking about a Nazi Swastika, or something else? Keep in mind that the symbol you know as the swastika has been in use for thousands of years in India and Asia, and had nothing to do with Nazism.
[edit on 16-6-2005 by sebatwerk]