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Vril & The Black Sun Agenda: From Nazi Occultists to U.S. Black Ops and Walt Disney

In the twilight zone between history and myth lies the chilling legend of the Vril Society: a secretive occult group said to have emerged from the ruins of WWI Germany, led by psychic women who channeled ancient star-beings and unlocked a supernatural energy called Vril.

They allegedly designed flying discs powered by consciousness, communed with entities from Aldebaran, and vanished as the Third Reich collapsed, possibly escaping through portals, into Antarctica, or beyond.

Origins of Vril: From Victorian Novel to Occult Reality

The word “Vril” first appeared in the 1871 novel „The Coming Race“ by Edward Bulwer-Lytton. In it, a subterranean Aryan-like race harnesses Vril, an all-powerful life force used for healing, destruction, flight, and telepathy.

Though fiction, Theosophists and mystics across Europe took it seriously. By the early 1900s, Ariosophist circles in Germany were claiming Vril was real, a primal force tied to lost civilizations like Atlantis or Hyperborea, waiting to be rediscovered by the “chosen.”

It wasn’t just mysticism. Engineers and metaphysicians alike began searching for a way to build Vril-powered devices - like the Schappeller Sphere, an attempt at a free energy machine. Germany was fertile ground for this blend of occult science and nationalist myth.

Munich’s Psychic Lodge

In 1919, Maria Oršić, a striking young medium, reportedly led a secret group known as the All-German Society for Metaphysics, later called the Vril Society. With other psychic women (like Sigrun), she claimed telepathic contact with beings from Aldebaran, a red giant star 65 light-years away.

These entities allegedly provided instructions for advanced flying machines using Vril energy, drawn from the Earth, mind, or beyond. The women, all with waist-length hair, said it served as an antenna for receiving cosmic vibrations.

While documentation is missing, later accounts insist that by the early 1920s, prototypes were underway, saucer-shaped craft with unknown propulsion.

Occult Technology in the Third Reich

When the Nazis seized power, they suppressed public occultism, yet privately, Himmler and the SS delved deeply into it. Through the Ahnenerbe Institute, they sponsored expeditions to Tibet, searched for the Holy Grail, and mapped Aryan origins.

In the shadows, it’s said Vril collaborators worked on flying disc technology: the Haunebu I–III and Vril 1–7 crafts. Other engineers like Viktor Schauberger were allegedly coerced into helping, designing vortex propulsion systems that could manipulate gravity.

The most enigmatic was Die Glocke (“The Bell”) a glowing, bell-shaped device that reportedly warped time and space, killed scientists during testing, and was powered by unknown “torsion fields.” Some believe it was a prototype Vril engine.

WALT DISNEY & HIS SS CONNECTIONS

Beneath the surface of Disneyland’s cheerful façade lies a darker current, a pulse of symbolism, secrecy, and speculation that ties one of the 20th century’s most iconic dream-makers to the shadows of Nazi esotericism, Vril energy, and the American occult-military complex.

Walt Disney was more than a cartoonist. He was a visionary empire builder with deep ties to U.S. military and intelligence agencies. During WWII, Disney Studios produced over 400 propaganda films, worked directly with the U.S. government, and collaborated with institutions like the OSS (precursor to the CIA) and the Department of Defense.

Disney’s studio was even designated a military site for a time, and many animators were given clearance-level assignments.

Postwar America was flooded with Operation Paperclip scientists, many of them former Nazis who specialized in aerospace, mind science, and esoteric tech. Some of these men worked in secretive installations like Wernher von Braun’s rocket program, while others were absorbed into military-industrial partners, including those with ties to Disney’s ambitious expansion.

When Walt Disney partnered with aerospace firms like Lockheed Martin, NASA, and General Dynamics for his EPCOT (Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow) project, he wasn’t just dreaming of utopia, he was embedding advanced technological systems into civilian life, with help from defense contractors. Some of these firms employed former Nazi engineers.

Is it coincidence that Disney’s Tomorrowland and early sci-fi films mirrored the Vril-inspired “future utopias” found in „The Coming Race“ complete with floating vehicles, centralized power sources, and mind-controlled technologies?

Take a closer look at Disney parks and films, and you’ll see an occult grammar hidden beneath the whimsy:

Cinderella’s Castle aligns with esoteric axis mundi designs - a symbolic vertical portal between worlds.

The Carousel of Progress, designed for the 1964 World’s Fair (sponsored by GE), eerily mimics the technocratic vision of a Vril-powered society: eternal energy, passive citizens, and a benevolent AI-like overseer.

Hidden sun wheels, spiral motifs, and concentric domes echo Black Sun symbolism, the Nazi-era esoteric emblem allegedly linked to Vril power and hollow earth energy.

The Black Sun and the Hollow Earth

The Nazi obsession with cosmic power culminated in the Black Sun, both a physical symbol and a metaphysical concept. At Wewelsburg Castle, Himmler embedded a twelve-spoked black sun into the floor, representing a hidden source of ultimate energy.

In esoteric cosmology, the Black Sun is the “second sun” located either at the center of a hollow Earth, or in another dimension, powering subterranean utopias like Agartha. Vril was thought to emanate from it. The myth grew: that Aryan ancestors once lived there and could return through polar gateways.

By 1944, as Germany faced defeat, legend says select insiders escaped to Antarctica, the inner Earth, or even off-world.

Antarctica, Operation Highjump, and Roswell

In 1946, Admiral Richard Byrd led Operation Highjump - a massive U.S. naval expedition to Antarctica. Officially for research, it ended early. Byrd later gave an interview warning of “flying objects capable of traveling from pole to pole at great speed.”

Was there a confrontation with a hidden Nazi base? Did the U.S. encounter Vril-powered craft?

Then came Roswell (1947). Some theorists claim the crashed “UFO” wasn’t alien, but an experimental Nazi disc, brought to U.S. soil via Operation Paperclip, which secretly imported over 1,600 Nazi scientists, many with SS connections, into American aerospace and intelligence programs.

Some believe Die Glocke was tested on U.S. grounds and failed. Others say Vril-tech was reverse-engineered, forming the basis of black projects at Area 51.

Key Timeline: Vril, Fact & Fiction

1871: The Coming Race introduces Vril.

1919: Maria Oršić allegedly founds the Vril Society in Munich.

1925-30: Real Berlin groups publish Vril pamphlets; engineer Schappeller builds a prototype.

1933-1945: Nazis pursue “wunderwaffe”; Ahnenerbe funds mystical expeditions; Bell and discs allegedly developed.

1945: Germany surrenders; Vril members disappear.

1946-47: Operation Highjump; Byrd’s strange warning; Roswell crash.

1960s-2000s: Vril legends spread via occult books, UFO theories, and neo-Nazi esoterica.

Today, Vril lives on. From fringe science to occult forums, even real-life movements like the Church of Vrilology, the idea persists: that a hidden group accessed free energy, interdimensional travel, and psychic power, and that someone still holds the secret.

Whether a hoax, an exaggeration, or a coded truth, the Vril Society legend endures because it represents something eternal:

Power hidden from the masses. Power meant for the few.
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