I met Miguel Serrano at a Jungian conference in Rye, NY circa 1971. His talk was on his recent book, A Record of Two Friendships: CG Jung and Herman Hesse. He made no mention of Hitler that I recall, but being just out of college, I had done no Revisionist History reading, nor I suspect, had anyone else in the audience. I spoke w/ him for a few minutes during one of the breaks and was impressed w/ his kind manner. He may have passed something on to me unconsciously that led to my eventual awakening.
Much later in life I did read a couple of his books and one of Savitri Devi's as well. But have to admit Esoteric Hitlerism remains beyond my grasp. There's a well-meaning Canadian chucklehead who claimed to be practicing some version of it. Could have fooled me.
I hope Serrano's other books get translated and published. He seemed to believe in German flying saucers, tho w/o much proof or added detail. Still it's a fascinating topic.
I met Miguel Serrano at a Jungian conference in Rye, NY circa 1971. His talk was on his recent book, A Record of Two Friendships: CG Jung and Herman Hesse. He made no mention of Hitler that I recall, but being just out of college, I had done no Revisionist History reading, nor I suspect, had anyone else in the audience. I spoke w/ him for a few minutes during one of the breaks and was impressed w/ his kind manner. He may have passed something on to me unconsciously that led to my eventual awakening.
Much later in life I did read a couple of his books and one of Savitri Devi's as well. But have to admit Esoteric Hitlerism remains beyond my grasp. There's a well-meaning Canadian chucklehead who claimed to be practicing some version of it. Could have fooled me.
I hope Serrano's other books get translated and published. He seemed to believe in German flying saucers, tho w/o much proof or added detail. Still it's a fascinating topic.