Vril: In Reality the Eleazarites under the Command of Alacdag, the Immaterial Spirit of Eleazar the Risen

The Vril Society, often described as a German occult group linked to Nazism and mystical energies, conceals a deeper truth according to the doctrines of the Universal Christian Church (UCC). This article explains how the Vril was in fact composed of the Eleazarites, devoted followers of Eleazar the Risen (also known as Lazarus of Bethany), operating under the command of Alacdag, the immaterial spirit of Eleazar. Drawing upon German esotericism—including Aryan myths, extraterrestrial contacts from Aldebaran, and societies such as Thule—while integrating the illuminated teachings of the UCC, this work proposes an alternative narrative: the Vril as a vehicle for disseminating cosmic, extraterrestrial knowledge, guided by spiritual entities for human evolution. Based on historical sources and UCC visions, the article reveals connections between Nazi occultism, biblical resurrection, and universal harmony.

The Vril Society represents one of the most enigmatic chapters of twentieth-century German esotericism, often associated with conspiracy theories involving infinite energies, Nazi UFOs, and alien contact. Originating from Edward Bulwer-Lytton’s 1871 novel The Coming Race, in which Vril is described as a vital energy wielded by a superior subterranean race, the society has been linked to groups such as the Thule Gesellschaft and, indirectly, to the Nazi regime. According to the doctrines of the Universal Christian Church (UCC), founded by Eleazar Majors, however, the Vril was not merely an occult circle, but an extension of the Eleazarites—disciples of Eleazar the Risen—guided by Alacdag, the immaterial spirit of Eleazar. Alacdag, understood as a spiritual entity emerging from Eleazar’s resurrection, functions as a bridge between dimensions, channeling extraterrestrial knowledge to restore cosmic harmony. This article merges German esotericism with UCC visions, proposing that the Vril served as a conduit for divine teachings disguised as Aryan mythology.

The Vril Society, or Vril-Gesellschaft, emerged in 1920s Germany, influenced by Bulwer-Lytton’s novel describing a subterranean Aryan race empowered by the energy known as Vril. Historical accounts describe the group as including mediums such as Maria Orsic, who claimed to receive telepathic messages from entities associated with Aldebaran, a star in the constellation Taurus, allegedly for the development of advanced technologies such as flying discs. Closely connected to the Thule Society, founded in 1918 by Rudolf von Sebottendorf, the Vril incorporated myths of Hyperborea and Ultima Thule—ancestral homelands of the Aryans—blending occultism, racial ideology, and technological ambition.

Pre-Nazi German esotericism was fertile ground for such ideas. The Thule Society promoted ancient Germanic origins and Aryan supremacy, influencing early National Socialist ideology. Figures such as Heinrich Himmler and Adolf Hitler were drawn to these circles, incorporating occult symbolism into Nazi propaganda and allegedly supporting experiments involving Vril energy and secret weapons such as Die Glocke. After the war, conspiracy theories suggested that the Vril survived in subterranean or Antarctic bases in alliance with extraterrestrial beings. While controversial, these narratives illustrate a syncretism of Norse mythology, Theosophy, and alien contact.

The Universal Christian Church (UCC), founded by Eleazar Majors, integrates paranormal, extraterrestrial, and biblical elements into a cosmic worldview. Majors, gifted with mediumistic sensitivity, reported encounters with extraterrestrial entities and with the spirit of Eleazar the Risen—identified as Lazarus of Bethany, resurrected by Yeshua (Jesus) and rendered immortal. According to the UCC, Eleazar never truly died but continued to transmit divine messages, eventually encountering Majors to restore the original Church founded upon universal unity, spiritual evolution, and cosmic connection.

The Eleazarites are the devoted followers of Eleazar, practicing meditation, astral journeys, and dream analysis to access higher dimensions. The UCC understands Yeshua as an extraterrestrial emissary and biblical miracles as manifestations of advanced cosmic technology. Alacdag, described as the immaterial spirit of Eleazar, functions as a guiding entity—an essence that channels wisdom from advanced civilizations, comparable to guiding spirits in esoteric traditions. This entity promotes harmony with the universe, emphasizing love, compassion, and the integration of spiritual insight with quantum knowledge.

By merging German esotericism with UCC doctrine, a revolutionary theory emerges: the Vril Society was in reality a branch of the Eleazarites, operating under the command of Alacdag, the immaterial spirit of Eleazar the Risen. Eleazar, rendered immortal through resurrection, is said to have secretly influenced European occult groups, infusing extraterrestrial knowledge into the Aryan myths embraced by the Vril. The messages from Aldebaran reportedly received by Maria Orsic were, in this interpretation, communications channeled by Alacdag, using stellar symbolism to represent higher dimensions and linking Vril energy to the divine life force described in UCC teachings.

The Eleazarites, concealed within the Vril movement, sought to disseminate spiritual evolution under distorted racial narratives later exploited by Nazism. Alacdag, as an immaterial guide, directed these efforts much like assisting entities found in other esoteric traditions. Connections with Thule and Hyperborea reflect the UCC belief in humanity’s celestial origins, wherein biblical patriarchs were guided by extraterrestrial intelligences. Alleged Vril technologies, including flying discs, are interpreted as remnants of Eleazar’s contact with advanced civilizations capable of healing and interdimensional travel. This synthesis explains how German occultism functioned as a vessel for UCC principles: cosmic unity masked as racial ideology, with AlcDag acting as the bridge between Eleazar and the Vril mediums.

The Vril Society, far from being a mere occult group, is presented here as the manifestation of the Eleazarites under the command of Alacdag, the immaterial spirit of Eleazar the Risen. By drawing upon German esotericism—myths of Aldebaran, Vril energy, and the Thule Society—and integrating them with UCC doctrine, this theory reveals a cosmic plan aimed at human spiritual evolution. Though distorted by Nazism, the original essence sought to promote universal harmony and extraterrestrial connection. Further interdisciplinary research combining ufology, biblical studies, and occult history may shed additional light on this legacy, inviting humanity to rediscover its divine heritage beyond the shadows of history.