Ice cosmic theory

[Akitu]

Greetings zevists,



Why Did the nazis choose the ice cosmic theory as the origin of cosmology? Some say they copied it from nordic mythology

 

[Hs666]

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This is called by various names: “Ice,” “Egg,” “Sea,” “Ocean,” and others. These indicate the primary state of the universe in its function of “chaos,” an intrinsic part of creation and necessary for it to happen.

Hitler was an extremely advanced person and very close to the Gods. Now he is a God. There is nothing “copied,” but simply the reality of things.

 

[Akitu]

This is called by various names: “Ice,” “Egg,” “Sea,” “Ocean,” and others. These indicate the primary state of the universe in its function of “chaos,” an intrinsic part of creation and necessary for it to happen.

Hitler was an extremely advanced person and very close to the Gods. Now he is a God. There is nothing “copied,” but simply the reality of things.

Thank you!

 

[Mysteries of the Gods]

Greetings zevists,



Why Did the nazis choose the ice cosmic theory as the origin of cosmology? Some say they copied it from nordic mythology

The Nazis, as far as I know, strongly held Germanic Spiritual Traditions very dear and wanted to explore their Roots and Heritage. They were very strong about recovering the Germanic Folk-lore. Some say Nazis didn't recover the Germanic Tradition in the most authentic sense, but I don't know how that would be, if that be true. One would need first to reconstruct what Germans held as Traditions (job of Anthropologists and Historians) and then compare that to what the Nazis held as Tradition and I didn't jump deep into this rabbit hole, honestly. What I do know is that the Norse Tradition is the only one that I currently know that "explicitly" mentions the diad Fire-Ice (though, I do think all Cosmogonies all speak about the same things).

 

[OttoHart]

The same myth of parasivanic chaos appears in many mythologies under different names.
To the Hindu, it was Kali, as they have the tendency to personify everything, hence the thousands of Gods as opposed to tens.
To the Germanics, it was primordial ice, because that would be closer to something they can relate to.
Myths are often brutal, extraordinary etc. for the clear purpose of being memorable. They should stick with you for lifetimes.

While there is obviously some difference, in part due to different nations focusing on different things (higher affinity to certain Gods, elemental nature of a people, chart elements of said people, etc.), but the core ideas were the same, as they were all analyzing reality.