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'Everything these Golem attempt, to make the world forget Adolf Hitler and his comrade Rudolf Hess – Prisoner of the Myth, inventing their morbid fabrications and dissimulations so as to render the Myth illegitimate, will not have the desired effect, even going so far to use hypnotic influences on the masses will fail. Esoteric Hitlerism will win. His return is inevitable. It will prevail; helped by the very things the Golem do to fight against it. Jehovah and his Golem will annihilate each other within their automatized Universe, together with the society of ants they foster. That will be the end of the Kali Yuga.'
–MANU: For The Man To Come, Miguel Serrano
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[Below: A young Miguel Serrano, unknowing of the great destiny awaiting him]
[Below: Miguel Serrano and Waffen-SS hero Léon Degrelle]
[Below: Serrano with Indian Prime Minister Nehru.]
[Below: Serrano (left) with Indian Prime Minister Nehru, May 1957.]
[Below: Miguel Serrano with Indira Gandhi, 1962.]
[Below: Serrano in India.]
[Below: Miguel Serrano and Chilean poet-diplomat and politician Pablo Neruda, 1960.]
[Below: Serrano with Hermann Hesse.]
[Below: Serrano with Hermann Hesse.]
[Below: Serrano (seated bottom left) in his role as Chilean Ambassador to India, 1957.]
[Below: Serrano, as seen in the shot above.]
[Below: Serrano with the queen of England.]
[Below: Serrano (left) with Chilean historian Francisco Antonio Encina, 1950.]
[Below: Seranno (4th from left) with Nita de Pierrefeu, Arthur Guirdham and friends at Montsegur.]
[Below: Note the SS flag in the background...]
[Below: Miguel and José Serrano with the Dalai Lama, 1959.]
[Below: Miguel Serrano and the Dalai Lama after the Funeral of Indira Gandhi in 1984.]
[Below: Serrano, third from right, with a big smile on his face.]
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[Below: One of my favorite photos of Serrano... it's infused with magick.]
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[Below: This rally was held to celebrate the 100th birthday of Adolf Hitler]
[Below: This rally was held to celebrate the 100th birthday of Adolf Hitler]
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[Below: Serrano stands here in front of his altar of sorts to Adolf Hitler. This beautiful and esoteric arrangement can be seen more in the photos that follow. Its arrangement changes with each photo.]
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[Below: The picture behind Serrano is of American poet Ezra Pound]
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[Below: The picture behind Serrano here is a young Adolf Hitler-taken from a class photo]
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[Below: Is this Serrano? It sure looks like him and is attributed to him. If it is him, why is he wearing a priest's collar?]
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[Below: Funeral of Miguel Serrano.]
[Below: Funeral of Miguel Serrano.]
[Below: Funeral of Miguel Serrano.]
[Below: Gravestone of Miguel Serrano:
'Oh, Estrella de la Manana! Deja caer Sobre mit tu luz Honda Homedecida.'
(O Star of the Morning!
Let fall upon me thy light, O Lord of the Morning Star.)]
[Below: A better view.]
[Below: .mp4 of segment I of Miguel Serrano's funeral]
[Below: .mp4 segment II of Miguel Serrano's funeral]
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'As with men, it has always seemed to me that books have their own peculiar destinies. They go towards the people who are waiting for them and reach them at the right moment. They are made of living material and continue to cast light through the darkness long after the death of their authors.'
–Miguel Serrano
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