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Ariosophy and
Armanism are
esoteric ideological systems that were
largely developed by Jörg Lanz von
Liebenfels and
Guido von List, respectively, in Austria...
- ****sm, in
which he
argued there were in fact
links between some
ideals of
Ariosophy and **** ideology. He also
analyzed the
problems of the
numerous po****r...
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Western esotericism,
including Rosicrucianism, Theosophy,
Anthroposophy and
Ariosophy,
among others. The
original Knights Templar,
founded around 1119, had...
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Aryan supremacy,
drawing from a
range of
sources including Theosophy,
Ariosophy, and
Gnostic dualism.
These beliefs have
evolved into a
complex and often...
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Austrian political and
racial theorist and occultist, who was a
pioneer of
Ariosophy. He was a
former Cistercian monk and the
founder of the
magazine Ostara...
- the West as well as the
development of
Western esoteric currents like
Ariosophy, Anthroposophy, and the New Age Movement.
Developing a
reliable account...
- of
Austria and Germany, 1890–1935 is a book
about ****
occultism and
Ariosophy by
historian Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke, who
traces some of its
roots back...
- the cult of the
ancient Germanic gods.
Various occult movements such as
ariosophy were
connected to Völkisch theories, and
artistic circles were largely...
- The term "
ariosophy" can also be used
generically to
describe the "Aryan"/esoteric
teachings of the völkisch subset. The
doctrine of
Ariosophy was based...
- of monotheism. List's
Armanism would later be
classified as a form of "
Ariosophy", a term
which was
coined by Lanz von
Liebenfels in 1915. Goodrick-Clarke...
