Developing a Spiritual Technology for White Ethno-Nationalists

How to Fight a Spiritual War

If you follow my content on Youtube, Twitter, Instagram and Telegram, you know that as a content developer for the White Identity Movement, I’ve always been deeply interested in esotericism of all kinds. In my life journey I’ve come to believe that people in our movement need a daily practice that fits into whatever their religion or belief system is that uses spiritual technologies guided by cosmic laws to succeed in the war against White Genocide. Linking the personal to the political in this way is more than just an addition to our attitude towards being Based, masculine, stoic… this endeavor is because our enemies have mastered the hermetic occult of Kabbalah over centuries and use it against us with great success. What I’m talking about is a formulating a hermetic practice for Whites that shield us from these dark forces and enable us to harness far greater powers than any weight lifting routine could acquire.

SPIRITUAL TECHNOLOGY

Over the decades, I’ve researched and practiced many forms of what I call “Spiritual Technology” such as prayer, chanting, visualization, self-hypnosis, Tai Chi, flow states, martial arts, bi-neural beats, scriptural recitation, lucid dreaming, Runes and a multitude of meditation forms and qigong. All of these are tools that can be used for targeted goals including mind expansion, energy cultivation, overcoming addiction, inner peace, psychic power development, astral explorations and more. But here’s the rub; what good is it having a car if you don’t have a map… and what good is a map if you don’t know why you should reach a specific destination. There are numerous forms of Spiritual Technologies but they don’t function well unless you have a clear cosmology to which you apply them. What is the Cosmology of White Ethno-Nationalism? How do our belief systems serve our racial consciousness, how do they act as an evolutionary survival strategy? It’s a slippery slope from these inquiries to arguments between Christians and Pagans and that is not the purpose of this article, bear with me.

Contemplating the above, each reader will look at their own religion or belief system and reflect on the forms of practice required to accomplish the goals within that belief system/ cosmology. Pagans, Christians, Agnostics, Gnostics, Vedics and others within the White Identity movement are self-segregated and do not discuss how our belief systems/ spirituality plays a role in and for the movement, other than to infight on these topics. This is a grave mistake as our enemies have a profound sense of their ethnic religion, it’s cosmology and spiritual technology. While we are all ghettoized in our belief systems and running little argument skirmishes here and there online, our enemies serve Satan and wield occult powers that rule the world. Are you paying attention now?

HERMETICS

Due to the diversity of belief systems in the White Identity Movement, how do we find common ground? I’ll tell you, by seeking out the spiritual laws that govern the universe and starting there. Hermetic principles are, in my view, a precursor of religion itself, insofar as Hermetics can be called a Spiritual Science rather than a religion. While incantation and interaction with spirits is/ can be a part of Hermetics in it’s many forms through history, the bare bones of Hermetics are the 7 Hermetic Principles from which I propose we base a White Ethno-Nationalist spiritual practice on. By doing this, we bypass divisive religious differences and get to the natural physics of spirituality that is baked into nature itself. That, however, is not to say that Christian AND Pagan forms of Hermeticism can be not formulated within our movement. I’m definitely not proposing people deny or abandon their religions or belief systems, this is not an ‘either/ or’ proposition.

THE 7 HERMETIC PRINCIPLES

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The 7 Hermetic Principles are the foundational laws of Hermetic philosophy, a spiritual and esoteric tradition attributed to Hermes Trismegistus, a legendary figure believed to be a fusion of the Egyptian god Thoth and the Greek god Hermes. These principles are detailed in the book The Kybalion, written by the anonymous "Three Initiates" in 1908, which compiled ancient teachings from texts like the Corpus Hermeticum and the Emerald Tablet.

The principles are as follows:

1. The Principle of Mentalism: "The All is Mind; the Universe is Mental." This principle asserts that the entire universe is a mental creation, with reality being a manifestation of a universal mind or consciousness. It suggests that thought is the fundamental substance of existence, and that the universe is a projection of the mind of the All.

2. The Principle of Correspondence: "As above, so below; as below, so above." This principle states that there is a correspondence between the laws and phenomena of different planes of existence, from the macrocosm to the microcosm. It implies that understanding one level of reality can provide insight into another, as patterns and laws are consistent across all scales.

3. The Principle of Vibration: "Nothing is still, everything moves, everything vibrates." This principle holds that everything in the universe is in a constant state of motion and vibration, with different degrees of frequency. It explains that matter, energy, and even thought are forms of vibration, and that the differences between states (like solid, liquid, gas, or spiritual) are due to variations in vibrational rate.

4. The Principle of Polarity: "Everything is dual; everything has two poles; everything has its pair of opposites." This principle teaches that seemingly opposite qualities are actually the same thing at different degrees of intensity, and that extremes are connected. For example, hot and cold are two ends of the same temperature spectrum, and emotions like love and hate are polar expressions of the same underlying force.

5. The Principle of Rhythm: "Everything flows, out and in; everything has its tides; all things rise and fall." This principle describes the cyclical and rhythmic nature of all phenomena, such as the ebb and flow of tides, the rise and fall of emotions, and the cycles of life and nature. It emphasizes that everything moves in a pendulum-like swing, and understanding this rhythm allows one to work with, rather than against, natural cycles.

6. The Principle of Cause and Effect: "Every cause has its effect, every effect has its cause; nothing escapes the law." This principle states that every event has a cause, and there is no such thing as chance or coincidence; all occurrences happen according to universal law. By understanding this, an individual can become a conscious creator of their reality rather than merely a passive recipient of its effects.

7. The Principle of Gender: "Gender is in everything; everything has its Masculine and Feminine principles." This principle asserts that the creative forces of the universe are expressed through a dynamic interplay of masculine (active, logical, initiating) and feminine (receptive, creative, nurturing) principles, which exist on all planes of existence, including mental and spiritual. It is the interaction of these two forces that drives all creation and manifestation.

FORMULATING A DAILY PRACTICE

With the help of a few close friends who are also deeply involved in our movement and spirituality, I am endeavoring to first create a daily routine that I will teach on my YouTube and give away a free graphic with instructions for people to use. The key here is to start building a FOUNDATION for Hermetic power through “tuning” your body-mind-spirit to these cosmic laws so that you see them manifest in your own life. If, when enough people within the White Identity Movement practice this, we will then be able to come together with agendas in mind and apply our collective power for our own demographic interests.

With the help of a few friends in on this project, we are going through a variety of information to crystalize some basic daily practices that will attune us to the 7 Hermetic Principles. This will have room for where individuals want to insert their own religious prayers, objects of worship and rituals. There will be no contradictory aspects or elements within this framework that does not empower one’s personal belief system. For example, if you possessed greater awareness of the rhythms of events in life so as to make better decisions how would that effect your religious practice negatively? It wouldn’t. It’s not until the practitioner dives into these foundational principles and sees the effect of their application that one can see its benefit.

Please leave a comment below to give me a sense of who would like to join me in this practice.