Order of Nine Angles

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The Order of Nine Angles (English 'Order of the nine angles', abbreviated ONA or O9A ) is a satanist right-wing extremist order from Great Britain .

History and organization

The Order of Nine Angles claims to have its roots in the sun cult of Albion (an ancient name for Great Britain). In its origins, this tradition is based on a form of empathic magic that is mainly used in chants and the use of crystals. This tradition has existed in secret for centuries, but it was not made public until the 20th century; Until then, the tradition was oral, only a few ceremonies were written down in coded form. A centuries-old tradition is unlikely, however, as esoteric groups usually only exist for a short time and few currently existing groups can have an unbroken tradition of more than 50 years. After an essay by Elisabeth Selwyn on the links between Satanism and fascism in Great Britain (The Right Wing Left Hand Path) , the Order of Nine Angles goes back to a founder named Anton Long and appeared for the first time in Leeds in 1975; According to Selwyn, Long is identical to Stephen Brown and Algar Langton, and David Myatt is behind those names . According to Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke , the order emerged from the neo-pagan groups Camlad, The Noctulians and Temple of the Sun, who were united in the 1960s. Myatt took over the order after the leader emigrated to Australia and codified its teachings and expanded them into a fully developed system. The Order's magazine, Fenrir , first appeared in 1988. According to Kerry Bolton , David Myatt and Richard Moult, who succeeded Myatt as Grand Master of the ONA, are behind the name Anton Long. In general, the view that Long is identical to Myatt is widespread, but Myatt denies this.

In 1990 Christos Beest, behind whom the British artist Richard Moult is said to be, should have taken over Long's position as a representative of the order to the outside world; Goodrick-Clarke claims Beest has been named Myatt's successor. Beest himself described himself as the outside representative of the ONA and his status as a limited “public” role, whereas Long remained the grandmaster of the ONA. Beest created The Sinister Tarot , The Black Book of Satan II and several sound recordings, including several versions of The Self Immolation Rite, which he wrote . The liturgical chants of the ONA are referred to by Goodrick-Clarke as "sound vibrations known as esoteric chants".

Associated with the Order of Nine Angles was the American musician Michael W. Ford , who was interested in the pragmatic and advanced approach to Satanism, self-empowerment and challenges. He describes it as lucky to have had contact and some practical guidance from Beest, whom he describes as a talented artist. However, he never had “Nazi contact” with him, and many of the Nazi ideas were from other people. Ford temporarily became head of an ONA cell. Since Ford felt the order was limited in the course of its development and many of its initiates followed Nazi ideals, he left the ONA. However, he later published the books NAOS: A Practical Guide to Modern Magick , The Black Book of Satan I, II & III and The Sinister Collection with prefaces written by him and sells the CD The Self Immolation Rite through his webshop Luciferian Witchcraft . Beest, in turn, is said to have left the order in 1999.

According to Beest, only a handful of mostly covert people are associated with the Order of Nine Angles, but he has attracted media and satanist attention because of his controversial views; In contrast to the number of its members, the largest Yahoo! -Group 676 members, a minor 213 and an Australian 136.

Alignment

Éliphas Lévis' hermaphroditic representation of Baphomet from his work Dogme et Rituel de la Haute Magie (1854) is rejected by the ONA.

The Order of Nine Angles was the first group in its writings to describe itself as a representative of traditional Satanism, in contrast to the “modern Satanism” coined by Anton Szandor LaVey . This designation does not stand for Satanism in the traditional sense of worshiping a real Satan , but for a secret tradition claimed by the ONA over several generations; however, this assertion is questioned. For the ONA, traditional Satanism goes far beyond the satisfaction of the pleasure principle and includes self-control, self-conquest and cosmic wisdom. His idea of ​​Satanism is pragmatic with an emphasis on the evolution of the individual through dangerous situations. The term traditional Satanism is also used independently of the ONA by numerous theistic Satanists, others prefer the term theistic Satanism , also to differentiate it from the ONA. The ONA names the dark goddess Baphomet and the dark god Satan as deities of traditional Satanism . Éliphas Lévis' hermaphroditic Baphomet depiction is viewed as a romantic confusion or distortion.

The ONA has developed its own form of magic directly related to history and politics, called aeonics , which is particularly inspired by Arnold J. Toynbee and Oswald Spengler . According to the ONA, an aeon lasts between a thousand and one and a half thousand up to sometimes almost two thousand years and is characterized by the presence of certain acausal energies on earth that affect a large number of individuals over a certain causal period. An aeon is always associated with an aeonic civilization that originates in a specific geographic area and is usually associated with a specific myth . The order instructs not to use any symbolism of old, “dead” eons (for example Egyptian or Sumerian), but that of traditional Satanism and the Septenar system, which, according to the ONA, avoids the old and inauthentic symbolism of Kabbalah ; purer magic, like that of the Septenar Path, is more effective. The order rejects Semitic traditions and regards the deliberate avoidance of Semitic and Christian influences, including Kabbalah and Goëtie , as characteristic of the sinister tradition. He regards his Septenar path as the authentic Western tradition as opposed to Kabbalah. Accordingly, the name Satan is not explained using the Semitic root שָׂטָן 'accuser', but rather via the Greek aitia 'accusation', from which the Hebrew Satan arose through corruption .

The order distinguishes itself sharply from the traditions of western esotericism. The assumption that Anton Long was influenced by the magician Aleister Crowley and the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn is denied by the ONA. Crowley is referred to as a "fairly conventional, if somewhat eccentric, example" of the right-hand path and not associated with any genuine left-hand path or genuine sinister path; this is evident from his trust in orders and organizations of old eons, the lack of dark and sinister deeds and inspiration for such, and his "pseudo-mystical" writings and those of his followers. He had clearly never developed beyond the rank of adept and probably never reached it. What is missing is the understanding of a genuine adept, that of the development and use of new archetypes and archetypal forms, the understanding of aeons, aeonic magic and magic itself (which is shown in his declaration of a new equinox of the gods). Crowley, like most occultists of his time, and as becomes clear in the Liber AL vel Legis , only used dead archetypal forms of a dead aeon, in his case those of the Sumerian aeon and the associated Egyptian civilization. Crowley's Liber AL vel Legis and Michael Aquinos Book of Coming Forth by Night are good examples of texts written by people at an early stage on the esoteric path. Insightful magicians would learn from these scriptures and view them as mere explorations of their unconscious, while the unseen would dwell on these works, for which John Dee is cited as a "classic case". These stupid people would see these works as an expression of a "supranatural" being or deity and thus as a real and important revelation. Crowley shows this in his other writings on the Liber AL vel Legis and the propagation of the same. He also propagated the "corrupt and bastardic" system of the Golden Dawn, which is based on the Kabbalah, which, together with its corruption by the Golden Dawn and Crowley, is the antithesis of the "genuine Western", septenary-based tradition. Likewise, the French occultist Éliphas Lévi is accused of lies and distortions.

According to Anton Long, the roots of the septal system were unknown when he took over the ONA, but according to an oral tradition there have been allusions to this sevenfold order in the works of people like Robert Fludd . A few years later he discovered the works of several Arab alchemists and authors who had constructed not only a system of seven fundamental elements (al-ajsad al-sabaah) , but also one of nine emanations of the One that contained these seven elements and two others that differed by other aspects, types, or roots of the time itself, as described in the alchemical manuscript Al-Kitab al-Aflak . These nine emanations appeared to be a reflection of the nine angles in Long's model. These nine angles in the order's name, which is based on Long's theory of causal and acausal space and causal and acausal time, consist of the seven emanations of the tree of Wyrd and two additional nexions (connections to the acausal), the tree of Wyrd itself and the abyss (a connection between the individual and the acausal) as nexions. Depending on the context, these angles have several meanings or exoteric or esoteric interpretations. In the esoteric sense, they stand for the nine combinations and transformations of the three alchemical basic substances, which, together with their nine causal and acausal transformations, are represented in the star game of the ONA. In an exoteric sense, they represent the seven nexions in the tree of wyrd and the two nexions that represent the tree of wyrd itself as nexion, with the abyss (a connection between the individual and the acausal) designating one of the other two nexions. The individual spheres can stand as a reflection or shadow of another. In another exoteric sense, seven angles stand for the alchemical process of the seven and the other two for the union of opposites; in a ritual like The Rite of the Nine Angles , this could mean the union of man and woman, but it could also represent other combinations. Furthermore, the nine angles are symbols of the star game, which is itself magic in the form of a nexion to the acausal.

The ONA is socially Darwinist and deals intellectually with human sacrifices , for which Long, according to his own statements, received instructions from the oral tradition of the order. He also refers to National Socialism ; Among other things, the ONA gives the year of fire (abbreviated yf ) and counts from Hitler's year of birth (1889); the The Black Book of Satan III with the annual statement year of fire 103 is thus released 1,992th Selwyn gives Year of the Fuhrer as the meaning of the abbreviation yf . At the Mass of Heresy (' Mass of Heresy ') a swastika flag is hung behind the altar and Adolf Hitler is called. Hitler is said to have been sent by the gods and the Holocaust is denied. As the aim of this fair, the ONA states to question recognized beliefs of the modern age, to provoke dissent and to strengthen promethical challenges, especially in the psyche of the individual, and to strengthen dark forces. The Order of Nine Angles describes National Socialism as the ethos of the West and the only true heresy in existence with the esoteric exception of traditional Satanism; only it cannot be bought by the system and is therefore the only way to bring it down. National Socialism is described as a contemporary form of paganism that makes all others obsolete. The Holocaust denial is not limited to this fair, but is also practiced in other articles and interviews. The ONA also describes Nazi Germany as an outbreak of Luciferian light and a practical expression of the satanic spirit, led by Hitler, who was able to use and ground acausal energy to achieve political goals.

The Order of Nine Angles describes the western and many other states as Zionist controlled and adopts the right-wing extremist conspiracy theory of a Zionist occupation government ( Zionist Occupation Government , ZOG for short). Actions are required to destroy the system, and any group that takes practical action against the system is interesting from the point of view of sinister dialectics or for those taking on an aeonic insight role . Insight roles are dangerous techniques with the aim of developing personal understanding, the corresponding life path should be followed for a specific period (between six months and two years). The role must conflict with the individual's personal feelings and worldviews and embody the opposite of their own personality; nevertheless, it should identify with the role and not just see it as an unpleasant task. The role is viewed as a magical ritual (no further magical work should be performed while playing this role) and accepted after successfully completing the external adept's graduation ritual and his own magical group for at least six months. It is forbidden to explain the reason for the sudden change of heart to anyone. As examples, the article Aeonic Insight Roles suggests, among other things, taking on the role of an assassin, joining Islam and supporting it in jihad , founding or joining an active anarchist group, or promoting a neo-Nazi group and from this to promote historical revisionism and propagate. Likewise, the Order of Nine Angles in the article recommends Insight Roles II as leftists and anarchists , a far-right group to join, friends of wine, women and song joining a Buddhist temple, pacifists to the French Foreign Legion or anti-authoritarian set to work as a police officer.

The written and artistic publications of the order (the Order of Nine Angles has published its own tarot , the Sinister Tarot , among other things ) are on a comparatively high level, as even its opponents attest. In The Black Book of Satan III , the Black Mass can be found in an additional version for homosexuals .

Reception and influence

The Order of Nine Angles is rejected by many Satanists, both by those who are ideologically close to the Church of Satan rejected by the ONA , as well as by numerous theistic Satanists. ONA publications such as The Black Book of Satan or NAOS are widely scattered on the Internet.

The Order of Nine Angles has influenced the groups The Black Order and Order of the Left Hand Path / Ordo Sinistra Vivendi by ONA adept Kerry Bolton, Fraternitas Loki, The Joy of Satan and the White Order of Thule. Some of the Templvm Carnis publications are strongly based on the Order of Nine Angles, as “the magic system they have developed is one of the most effective in the field of this magic.” The Templvm Carnis also provides some ONA audio recordings for download on its website. The French black metal band Aosoth also refers to the female force of the same name mentioned in the book NAOS . The first recordings (up to Ashes of Angels ) were strongly influenced by the doctrines of the ONA, but the band does not claim to belong to it or to do propaganda for it. Singer MkM wrote the lyrics on Ashes of Angels in a similar context and process as those for his other band Antaeus . Also influenced by the ONA is the band Vendetta Blitz by Kristian Kjelsberg, who also played in the NSBM band The Helheim Society.

Right-wing terrorist links and activities

The Order of Nine Angles maintains links with far-right terrorist organizations such as the Atomwaffen Division and the British National Action . The Southern Poverty Law Center places the group in an "important position in the international nexus of occult, esoteric and satanist neo-Nazi groups", according to a report by a The Times reporter who infiltrated the group, calling for terrorism and promoting one Esoteric Hitlerism . At the beginning of March 2020, the British organization Hope Not Hate initiated efforts to have the Order of Nine Angles banned as a terrorist group, supported by former British Labor Minister Yvette Cooper and Stephanie Peacock , both members of the British Parliament, among others . The US soldier Ethan Melzer is accused of providing the ONA with internal security information about his US Army unit by June 2020 so that it could pass it on to Islamist jihadists to carry out a terrorist attack on the unit. Four other right-wing extremist terrorist attacks in the UK that took place between 2019 and 2020 will be linked to the ONA.

literature

Individual evidence

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