Literature and novels for an SS?

[Nimrod33]

I was planning to open this topic from a very long time. I wanted to know, from the perspective of the various SS in this forums, which books about fictional literature are suitable for an SS. And at the same time I've wanted to show some that I'd recommend.

Here are some of my suggestions:

Non-ancient Classical Literature
Charles Dickens: Hated the Jews and was literally the man who "reinvented Xmas" with his most famous novel, A Christmas Carol.
Dante Alighieri: He was confirmed more than a time that he was a Gnostic. His Divine Comedy is considered xian, but it contains a lot of Satanic allegories.
Fyodor Dostoevsky: Although he was a promoter of Russian Orthodoxy and a russocentrist, his works warns against the dangers of the Jews, as he loathed them.
John Milton: Author of the Paradise Lost. Similar to Dante's Divine Comedy but praises Satan more.
William Shakespeare: Anyone can see that he was indeed a secret pagan by looking at his own works, including a A Midsummer Night Dream.

I would also include most fairy tale authors, but I suggest you to stay away from the authors of Alice, The Wizard of Oz and Peter Pan as they are enemy authors. An example of a good fairy tale for an SS would be Pinocchio from Carlo Collodi, as it is full of Masonic symbolism.

Science Fiction
Aldous Huxley: Yes, he was an enemy author, but his Brave New World should be read in order to understand the instruction he gave to his masters.
Frank Herbert: Other than his Dune, which is recommended by some SS on the forum, i suggest you to read his other Sci-Fi novels, as they warn against dystopian future.
George Orwell: 1984 is in the Satan's Library and is a required reading by the JoS. I can also recommend you to read his other writings as they are very enlightening.
Ray Bradbury: I've read of him only Fahrenheit 451 and is very enlightening, as he basically predicted cancel culture.
Yevgeny Zamiatyn: Author of We, the dystopian novel that inspired 1984 and many more.
Cyberpunk classics, such as Philip K. Dick or William Gibson: Although Cyberpunk is an enemy genre, I believe it should be read to have an idea of a possible transhumanist future.

This are my suggestions, I would like to know yours.

Thanks and Hail Satan!

 

[AFODO]

Thank you for this list, I hope others can contribute to this also.

 

[616Taysha]

@Nimrod33 I can attest that Orwell's "Year 1984" is a MUST-READ.

It is mandatory for one, very simple reason - "what if the jews won the war?". If you want to pretend the reality of 'Airstrip One' is fake and would never happen, you need to look around, do your research on micro-chips, surveillance, brainwashing, etc.

Things are going somewhat uphill now that Trump has been elected, but overall it will take us some time to see the dawn's bright rays of the Golden Age.

 

[Nimrod33]

@Nimrod33 I can attest that Orwell's "Year 1984" is a MUST-READ.

It is mandatory for one, very simple reason - "what if the jews won the war?". If you want to pretend the reality of 'Airstrip One' is fake and would never happen, you need to look around, do your research on micro-chips, surveillance, brainwashing, etc.

Things are going somewhat uphill now that Trump has been elected, but overall it will take us some time to see the dawn's bright rays of the Golden Age.

Don't let your guard down too much. Just because 1984 won't happen, it doesn't mean we are safe from all other dystopias. Only the future will tell, but I'm very optimistic about the Satya Yuga.

 

[616Taysha]

Don't let your guard down too much. Just because 1984 won't happen, it doesn't mean we are safe from all other dystopias. Only the future will tell, but I'm very optimistic about the Satya Yuga

Bah, "it's not over until it's done" - whose quote it is, I have no idea, but as long as the very idea of Israel exists physically, we won't rest.

Sooo, worry not =]

 

[Ara666]

but I suggest you to stay away from the authors of Alice, The Wizard of Oz and Peter Pan as they are enemy authors.

Now my childhood is ruined... I used to love these as a kid.

 

[Seeker in the Dark]

I'd recommend ancient Pagan mythological texts, mainly the ones you feel most tied to. Many people here, myself included could still be tied to enemy energies because they extensively read and studied their texts (bible, qur'an ect). It's a known fact that in Kabbalah, reading, studying and contemplating the Torah (and to a lesser extent, the NT and Qur'an) opens one up to the Yahwhic energies and connects the human further to these energies. The jews call it "knowledge of God". Maimonides claimed xianity and islam, while being corrupted forms of judaism, did increase the "knowledge of God" since it indeed tapped Gentiles into the energies of the enemy.

One way I thought could rectify that, is if Zevists begin studying the ancient Pagan mythical texts and trying to contemplate the spiritual and moral lessons from these stories. This will help us heal from the Yahwic infections and tap us more with the energies of the Gods. You're changing frequencies so to speak as many here could still be operating on some kind of Abrahamic frequency, which isn't good for several reasons. For more advanced members, please let me know if what I'm saying has merit or not.

Some examples to get you started:

The Descent of Inanna (my personal favourite)

The Iliad

Theogony

The Epic of Gilgamesh

The Egyptian Book of the Dead

The Bhagavad Gita

There are many others. Pagan mythological texts are very rich, numerous and highly underrated, perhaps even here for most people. Reading them will help us remember more of our ancient cultures and perhaps if I'm right connect us further to the energies of the Gods.

This can also be achieved through the God rituals of course but if you're interested in doing that to a lesser extent while reading Literature, I'd recommend reading, studying and contemplating the mythical texts. Don't just read the words, think about them, feel them, and try to understand them at a deep level, even if your interpretation ends up being wrong(you can always ask in the forums to get more clarification).

The jews have known for centuries that the more they put their minds and hearts into their torah studies, the more they can connect with the enemy's energies. So why don't we do that as well with our Gods?

 

[Nimrod33]

I'd recommend ancient Pagan mythological texts, mainly the ones you feel most tied to. Many people here, myself included could still be tied to enemy energies because they extensively read and studied their texts (bible, qur'an ect). It's a known fact that in Kabbalah, reading, studying and contemplating the Torah (and to a lesser extent, the NT and Qur'an) opens one up to the Yahwhic energies and connects the human further to these energies. The jews call it "knowledge of God". Maimonides claimed xianity and islam, while being corrupted forms of judaism, did increase the "knowledge of God" since it indeed tapped Gentiles into the energies of the enemy.

One way I thought could rectify that, is if Zevists begin studying the ancient Pagan mythical texts and trying to contemplate the spiritual and moral lessons from these stories. This will help us heal from the Yahwic infections and tap us more with the energies of the Gods. You're changing frequencies so to speak as many here could still be operating on some kind of Abrahamic frequency, which isn't good for several reasons. For more advanced members, please let me know if what I'm saying has merit or not.

Some examples to get you started:

The Descent of Inanna (my personal favourite)

The Iliad

Theogony

The Epic of Gilgamesh

The Egyptian Book of the Dead

The Bhagavad Gita

There are many others. Pagan mythological texts are very rich, numerous and highly underrated, perhaps even here for most people. Reading them will help us remember more of our ancient cultures and perhaps if I'm right connect us further to the energies of the Gods.

This can also be achieved through the God rituals of course but if you're interested in doing that to a lesser extent while reading Literature, I'd recommend reading, studying and contemplating the mythical texts. Don't just read the words, think about them, feel them, and try to understand them at a deep level, even if your interpretation ends up being wrong(you can always ask in the forums to get more clarification).

The jews have known for centuries that the more they put their minds and hearts into their torah studies, the more they can connect with the enemy's energies. So why don't we do that as well with our Gods?

I didn't add them in the list because I considered them all mandatory as well.

 

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Wilhelm Landig - Idols Against Thule

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