I posted this link once before here I believe…it is an interesting read even though other links from the site are ‘unconventional’ at best.
http://www.fpp.co.uk/Hitler/library/Atlantic_Monthly.html (The quotations I used are near the end of the above article; however, do read the entire thing.) And Archy, yes, what I’ve suggested as being more than 5 (senses) is not very mystical if at all…one example: sense of equilibrium. On Aug 11, 6:38 pm, archytas <[email protected]> wrote: > "A survey of all the evidence forces us to conclude that Hitler > believes himself destined to become an Immortal Hitler, chosen by God > to be the New Deliverer of Germany and the Founder of a new social > order for the world. He firmly believes this and is certain that in > spite of all the trials and tribulations through which he must pass he > will finally attain that goal. The one condition is that he follow the > dictates of the inner voice that have guided and protected him in the > past." (net somewhere) > > Others think he was just a misguided Austrian Catholic. > > The 'extra' senses I allude to are of the material world, such as > dolphins being able to sense the electric fields of life. There's a > prawn that sees in 16 colours. And finally an England cricket team > dominating the world. As you may remember Orn, my own theory of the > origins of WW2 concerns the English refusal to send professional > cricketers to Germany so they could learn to join in. This is as > connected to reality as Riedel. > > "Maximilian Riedel's "trinity" seems to have attracted Hitler's > particular attention. A dense penciled line parallels the following > passage: "The problem with being objective is that we use objective > criteria as the basis for human understanding in general, which means > that the objective criteria, that is, the rational criteria, end up > serving as the basis for all human understanding, perception and > decision-making." By using the five traditional senses to achieve this > "objectivity," Riedel declared, human beings exclude the possibility > of perceiving‹through the additional seven senses he identified‹the > deeper forces of the world, and are thus unable to achieve that unity > of body, mind, and soul. "The human mind never decides things on its > own, it is the result of a discourse between the body and the soul," > he claimed." (Riedel presented 210 pages of this swill to Hitler - he > was a student). > > If you read Fichte you can get the sense that he is looking for the > actual power Jesus holds over his followers in the millennial sense - > like something you can bottle. I rather believe people are easily > tranced by drivel and adept at lying about what they really witness > and believe in. Five senses easily increases with very little > thinking - we sense temperature, time elapse, motion ... so five is > for dummies. Wiki will have the material. Many biologists think > there is a material and informational world. Riedel was a standard > religious con man. I'd rather ask my dog - come to think of it his > name is Max. > > On Aug 11, 11:42 pm, gabbydott <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Hahaha, I just googled for the truth, my guess was not too bad. > > > On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 12:35 AM, gabbydott <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Coming from you, my guess is Göbbels. > > > > On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 12:45 PM, ornamentalmind < > > > [email protected]> wrote: > > > >> Neil (Archy) has mentioned there being more than 5 senses here often > > >> (as have I). One wonders as to the origin of such notions. Could it be > > >> Riedel? Further, a tripartite unity scrubbed of today’s traditional > > >> Christian trappings has been echoed over the recent decades quite > > >> loudly. “Mind, Body and Soul” Again, one must wonder as to the > > >> origins. Many would place such a genesis at the feet of Riedel too. > > > >> So, within this context, I present a quiz. Who said the following? > > > >> "Mind and soul ultimately return to the collective being of the > > >> world," … "If there is a God, then he gives us not only life but also > > >> consciousness and awareness. If I live my life according to my God- > > >> given insights, then I cannot go wrong, and even if I do, I know I > > >> have acted in good faith." > > > >> The answer may surprise you.
