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portada Manú. "Por el hombre que vendrá" (in Spanish)
Type
Physical Book
Author
Publisher
Topic
espiritual
Language
Spanish
Pages
306
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
15 x 21 cm
ISBN
9789588220536
ISBN13
9789588220536
Edited in
Colombia

Manú. "Por el hombre que vendrá" (in Spanish)

Miguel Serrano (Author) · Solar · Paperback

Manú. "Por el hombre que vendrá" (in Spanish) - Miguel Serrano

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Synopsis "Manú. "Por el hombre que vendrá" (in Spanish)"

Tercer y último volumen de la «trilogía del hitlerismo esotérico», esta vez dedicado a Manú, el «hombre raíz» de una nueva era. El título se inspira en las últimas palabras de Adolf Hitler a su ayudante en el búnker de Berlín. Cuando este le preguntó: «―Y ahora, ¿por quién lucharemos, mi Führer?». Él le contestó: «―Por el hombre que vendrá». Este libro constituye toda una cosmogonía del hitlerismo esotérico y es considerado el más hermético. En él se amplían progresivamente (al igual que en El arte de la fuga de Bach) los conceptos de Elella y Ellael y su relación con el amor mágico, dentro de una iniciación aria, así como también se explica el combate del hitlerismo esotérico y su magia contra el Demiurgo y su robot genético.
Miguel Serrano
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Miguel Serrano (1917–2009) was a Chilean writer, diplomat, and thinker known for his connection with esoteric Nazism. His most influential work is The Golden Thread: Esoteric Hitlerism (1978), the first volume of the trilogy that developed his cosmogony about Adolf Hitler and National Socialism from an esoteric perspective. In this book, Serrano argues that Hitler did not die in 1945, but instead took refuge in Antarctica, where he lives in a hidden world, and that Nazism is an initiatory tradition that connects with ancient cultures and secret societies such as the Templars, Rosicrucians, and the Thule Society

The trilogy of Esoteric Hitlerism, which includes Nos. Book of the Resurrection (1980) and Manu: For the Man to Come (1991), delves into these ideas, exploring themes such as the spiritual resurrection of Hitler and the creation of a new historical cycle after the fall of the current world. Serrano also addressed topics such as Hinduism, spirituality, and politics, influenced by his experiences in India and his relationship with figures like Herman Hesse

His thought has been the subject of controversy due to his extremist ideology and his association with esoteric neo-Nazism. Despite this, his work continues to be studied in certain circles interested in esotericism and alternative history.
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Alan Fabian Vallejos Sandoval Thursday, May 13, 2021
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Excelente

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 Jorge Catalan Thursday, October 15, 2020
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Extraordinario

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 Christian Rodríguez Thursday, July 09, 2020
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Un libro realmente nazi. Con mucha teoría y mucha influencia nórdica. Quien quiera conocer las bases del nazismo debería leerlo.

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 Miguel Delgado Wednesday, June 17, 2026
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