psyche101, on 08 January 2013 - 06:14 AM, said:
Speaking of the Third Reich...
Did the horrendous experiments of Josef Mengels ever indicate a form of telepathy? Many major organisations have put a great deal of faith into pursing telepathy, but as far as I know, the results are naught, and it has never shown promise, it seems a pipe dream. Telepathy dopes not exist in nature on earth at all, and the CIA failed miserably at their attempts to validate the claim. Has anyone ever had any good reason to consider telepathy as anything more than a giant waste of time?
If some of the people who claim to have seen ET really have, could not a very fluent form of visual communication get the message across without words, leaving some with the impression that telepathy might have happened?
If you wanted to find a Nazi who was very interested in the occult, mysticism, telepathy and all that, a good place to start would be Heinrich Himmler, the head of the SS. He was the one who had all of these ideas about 'Aryan' civilizations in outer space or Atlantis, Tibet and the South Pole. A lot of these ideas are still floating around, of course, although most people today have no idea of their dubious and sinister origin.
All of these Nazi expeditions to find ancient 'Aryan' civilizations, including to South America and the South Pole, were funded by Himmler through the SS Ahnenerbe Society. This was the symbol it used.
SS General Wolfram Sievers, head of the Ahnenerbe, was executed for war crimes in 1948 because of his involvement in experiments on concentration camp prisoners, including the gassing of Jews so their skeletons could be put on display in a museum of "inferior races" and "sub-humans".
Dr. August Hirt, an SS officer and professor at the University of Strassburg, was in charge of this Nazi skeleton museum.