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19 Aug

Posted at 09:12h in Backstory Maier Files, Culture, Grail, History, info, labyrinth, Legend, paradox, philosophy, Runes, symbolism, the occult, witchcraft
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The sator arepo formula was well known throughout the ancient and medieval worlds, and in fact, known as the "Devil's latin" or the "Devil's Square". It remained quite popular in Scandinavia into the 19th century as protection against theft and various illnesses. The magical effect of the formula lies in the fact that if properly spelt and laid out, it...

07 May

Posted at 13:37h in Backstory Maier Files, Books, Conspiracies, History, info, Maier Files, secret services, secret societies, the occult, witchcraft, World War 2, World wars
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British Intelligence and the Occult. One of those practitioners of the magical and occult arts was Aleister Crowley. Crowley is perhaps the best known ‘occult spy’ operating in the Second World War, and in fact long before. It is not surprising that through history occultism and espionage always have been linked. Undercover operations always need a veil of secrecy and occultists...

18 Feb

Posted at 09:59h in Art, Culture, Grail, History, info, labyrinth, philosophy, Reality, secret societies, symbolism
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Picasso, the impressive artist-magus of modernism, constantly had an intense feeling for the intrusions of the spirit realms. As a kid he was considered by several of his mates to possess supernatural capabilities, such as mind-reading as well as prophecy. When he travelled to France, Apollinaire,  Georges Bataille, Eric Satie, Max Jacob, Jean Cocteau among others initiated him into a...

13 Dec

Posted at 08:24h in Alchemy, Books, Culture, Grail, info, Mythology, nature, philosophy, symbolism, the occult
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That Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832), Germany's greatest poet, had an interest in the occult and alchemy is clear from Faust. Based on an historical character, the original Faust legend goes back to medieval times and prior to Goethe's there were earlier dramatic renditions of the tale, notably Christopher Marlowe's. Yet it is to Goethe's Faust (Part I 1808; Part...

27 Jul

Posted at 12:09h in Culture, info, Runes, the occult, witchcraft
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The Rune Hagal signals a crucial change of energies as the Elder Futhark begins its second row or Aett with it. Hagal is the rune of a goal and confrontation with past patterns.  Its character is totally impersonal and it represents power mainly beyond human potential to harness. [vc_row][vc_column width='3/4'] The Rune Hagal looks like hail. Hail shocks you with stinging hardness...

24 Jul

Posted at 12:39h in Backstory Maier Files, banking, Banks, Culture, History, info, secret societies, the occult, World wars
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In his excellent thesis, The Babylonian Woe, David Astle stated: "It seems that almost none of the scholars make any serious effort to throw light on the real meaning of  private monetary emission, and the disastrous effects that it has had, and in finality, will have, towards the defining of the remaining period of time of man upon this earth,...

01 May

Posted at 13:29h in Culture, History, Legend, the occult, witchcraft
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Bible quote from Book Exodus 22:18  "Don’t allow a female sorcerer to live." Most legends and history intertwine and are inclusive of many items woven into a subject. As already said in previous post yesterday (https://the.maier-files.com/have-a-nice-walpurgisnacht/), Walpurgis has many legends and stories very few which are true and have cost many innocent people their lives. If your garden or farm prospered...

28 Apr

Posted at 11:02h in Culture, History, the occult, witchcraft
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It's almost Walpurgisnacht. No better moment to have a closer look at our witches of the special unit Hexen in Maier files. Where did this cruel hatred against women and the ancient pre-christian sanctuaries start? [vc_row][vc_column width='3/4'] When Pope Innocent VIII (1484–92) professed his belief in witchcraft, he condemned it, and dispatched inquisitors to Germany to try its supposed practitioners and punish...