Friedrich Wilhelm Quintscher

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Friedrich Wilhelm Quintscher , (born October 3, 1883 in Nossen ; † May 8, 1945 in Seichau an der Jauer ; pseudonyms: Rah-Omir, Ram Ophias, Chakum Kabbali, Fredo von der Welt) was a German occultist , founder of the order and writer, who was close to Adonism .

Life

Quintscher was the founder and member of numerous Masonic raised, but in structure and teaching content according to the rules of the Freemasons , completely irregular associations such as the Order of Mental Builders , who temporarily worked with Franz Sättler , the Workers Freemasons Association (1921), the African Builders Lodge , the Johannis Brothers and other mystical groups. In 1926 Quintscher made contact with Eugen Grosche, the master of the chair of the Fraternitas Saturni. On February 19, 1927, he was accepted into the Fraternitas Saturni by Eugen Grosche in a solemn box as a neophyte brother. In January 1929 he left the Fraternitas Saturni again due to financial difficulties. In 1932 he published four issues of a magazine in Dresden, which was called "Erdbruderschaft, news paper for the maintenance of a natural-mystical worldview". His writings are primarily practical instructions for magic and deal with topics such as dream training, magnetization, hypnosis , mirror work, talismanology, sun and moon magic or image magic. According to uncertain sources, Quintscher was arrested and shot by the Nazis.

Quintscher's son considered himself the heir to the esoteric estate of Franz Bardon , while similar rights were also claimed by the Rüggeberg publishing house. Quintscher's writings have been available as reprints for a number of years and are particularly popular in the occult scene.

Works

  • Earth Brotherhood. News sheet for the maintenance of a natural-mystical worldview. Dresden, 1932–1932 (magazine, 4 issues).
  • (Pseud. Ram Ophias :) The book of magical practice (Denu Nimvasa; Goldene Magie) Dresden 1932. (Magische Bücherei, Vol. 1)
  • (Pseud. Rah Omir :) Denu Val Gumas, that is magic of will or the so-called secret book of builders . Uranus, Memmingen 1928. Rainer Wunderlich, Leipzig.
  • (Pseud. Fredo of the world :) Disciple of the master. The way to royal art. Safe deposit box, Trier 1922.
  • (Pseud. Fredo von der Welt :) The African builders' lodge. The mystical story of a seeker of truth . Safe deposit box, Trier 1922.
  • (Pseud. Rah Omir :) Denuric scriptures . Uranus, Memmingen no year
  • (Pseud. Rah Omir :) Adonism - The primal knowledge of mankind, Volume 3, The Adonis Bible & The Book of Formulas . Schleierwelten-Verlag 2004.
  • (Pseud. Rah Omir :) Adonism - The primal knowledge of mankind, Volume 4, Magism, the Egyptian Revelations & Book Gayulchayur . Schleierwelten-Verlag 2005.
  • (Pseud. Rah Omir :) The essence of magic - initiation book and workbook, Lama Wulang . Schleierwelten-Verlag 2007.
  • (Pseud. Ram Ophias :) Magical correspondence of Ophias . Schleierwelten-Verlag 2007.
  • (Pseud. Rah Omir :) Adonistic Astromagie - Astromagic textbook . Schleierwelten-Verlag 2006.
  • (Pseud. Rah Omir :) Sun, moon and earth magic . Schleierwelten-Verlag 2006.

literature

  • Volker Lechler: The first years of the Fraternitas Saturni. Taking into account the correspondence between Gregor A. Gregorius (d. I. Eugen Grosche) and Rah-Omir (d. I. Wilhelm Quintscher). Stuttgart 2015. ISBN 978-3-00-046818-6

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Volker Lechler: The first years of the Fraternitas Saturni. With a previously unknown autobiographical résumé up to 1926 on p. 180–190 and a portrait on p. 199.
  2. ↑ Volker Lechler: The first years of the Fraternitas Saturni. P. 220.
  3. ↑ Volker Lechler: The first years of the Fraternitas Saturni. Correspondence between Eugen Grosche and Wilhelm Quintscher. Pp. 198-259.
personal data
SURNAME Quintscher, Friedrich Wilhelm
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Rah-Omir (pseudonym); Ophias, Ram (pseudonym); Kabbali, Chakum (pseudonym); World, Fredo von der (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German occultist, order founder and writer
DATE OF BIRTH October 3, 1883
PLACE OF BIRTH Nossen
DATE OF DEATH May 8, 1945
Place of death Seichau an der Jauer