Translated from the French by Ellen Myers. It is well known that the rise of Nazism represents the massive return of German pagan mythology. What is much less known is the role played by Oriental mythology in this rebirth of paganism. In 1920 the German teacher of esoteric wisdom Hermann Keyserling founded his famous School of Wisdom at Darmstadt, center of meditation and instruction, which acted as a catalyst between the pantheistic idealism of German philosophy and oriental spirituality. If the invasion of the occult seems always to precede revolutions, this invasion is invariably introduced by traitorous theolo- gians.
History is always the same.
The abandonment of the faith precedes the entrance of the demons, and the latter is the prelude of the sufferings entailed by wars and revolutions. The new paganism is actually much worse than the ancient one before the coming of Christianity. It is in this context of apostasy and occult invasion that the Nazi movement appeared in Germany. The banner of Nazism, the swastika, is nothing but an ancient Hindu emblem widely used in the Orient. For at least eight thousand years it has been the mark of Aryan civilization and culture.