Scientific Nordic Paganism

by Vincent Bruno
Vincent.Bruno.1229@gmail.com

Mathilde Ludendorff

Founder of Bund für Gotteserkenntnis
(Society for the Knowledge of God)

Psychiatrist, philosopher, anti-Christian, anti-Freemason,
anti-Jewish, anti-occult, Nordic pagan racialist

Most of Mathilde Ludendorff's writings are in German and are rare,

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This page is dedicated to compiling and expounding upon the philosophy of Psychiatrist Mathilde Ludendorff, the wife of Erich Ludendorff, the early close associate of Adolph Hiter. Mathilde founded the Society for the Knowledge of God which sought to create a purely Germanic scientific pagan religion free from not only Christianity but much of nonsensical occultism and theosophy, including Hinduism. She was extremely anti-Jewish, anti-Catholic, anti-Freemason, anti-Communist, and even anti-Buddhist. Her ideas were too radical for the Nazis who banned her organization for some time (but then reinstated it) and she remained banned mostly after the war until the 1970s; she still has a small cult following in Europe today but her followers are monitored by the government. Also researched here are the goings-on of Mathilde's husband Erich Ludendorff. This blog is to present and analyze her work and the work of her movement to see if this is a viable religious framework of Northern European racial and cultural solidarity. If so then it should be promoted among Nordic people.

Mathilde Ludendorff brief biography and Wikipedia page

Association for German Knowledge of God (Wikipedia)

Triumph of the Immortal Will by Mathilde Ludendorff - Her Seminal Work

Can Mathilde Ludendorff's philosophy stand up to today's science? She said the divine enters the physical universe and becomes subject to the laws of physics, thus Ludendorff's "Knowledge of God" is idolatry. But believed the "divine" started outside time and space

Too Weird for the Nazis - Erich and Mathilde Ludendorff's Neo-Pagans Doctrine (video/pdf)

Raymond Cattell, founder of Beyondism, was influenced by Mathilde Ludendorf

Mathilde Ludendorff once made the cover of Der Spiegel

Mathilde Ludendorff is too controversial for Facebook - this blog is banned

Mathilde Ludendorff believed it was the non-Jews' Biblical duty to resist and overcome the Jews

Destruction of Freemasonry Through Revelation of their Secrets by General Erich Ludendorff

Mathilde Ludendorff's "god" did not direct the universe from outside space and time, her concept of god had no relation to any other religion

Mathilde Ludendorff believed in the preservation of the different races