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(December 16, 2024 errata)
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Q: "Why don't you talk about spirituality, religion, theology, occultism, metaphysics, or the esoteric on the same National Socialist platform?"

A: National Socialism is firmly grounded in the tangible world, shaped by natural law, biological hierarchy, and the struggle for survival. It is a worldview rooted in empirical reality, political structure, and societal order, emphasizing discipline, hierarchy, and the collective good as fundamental principles.

In contrast, spirituality, religion, theology, occultism, metaphysics, and esotericism operate within the realm of the abstract, the intangible, and the subjective. These fields are concerned with the unseen, the speculative, and the transcendent, often relying on faith, mysticism, and personal interpretation rather than empirical observation and structured political philosophy. While certain metaphysical ideas may align with or influence aspects of National Socialist thought, they exist in an entirely different conceptual framework, one that is neither bound by nor dependent on material reality and natural law.

Merging these two realms on the same platform would obscure the clear distinctions between concrete political philosophy and speculative metaphysical inquiry. National Socialism demands clarity, structure, and precision to be advanced in its purest and most fully realized form, which is why it remains separate from discussions of higher-dimensional or esoteric subjects.