Yes, but there were some successors who adapted her ideas to Germanic mythology. One successor was an Austrian "mystic" named Guido von List, who combined Blavatsky's teachings about Aryanism with Germanic/Norse mythology and the occult. List's occult teachings inspired the formation of a German occult and political group called the Thule society, which heavily influenced the German Workers' Party, which became the NSDAP (Nazi) party, which Hitler later joined.
That's why when you see the Nazi rallies in Nuremberg, they feel like occult rituals. At their core, they really are.
Blavatsky started it? That's interesting.
Yes, but there were some successors who adapted her ideas to Germanic mythology. One successor was an Austrian "mystic" named Guido von List, who combined Blavatsky's teachings about Aryanism with Germanic/Norse mythology and the occult. List's occult teachings inspired the formation of a German occult and political group called the Thule society, which heavily influenced the German Workers' Party, which became the NSDAP (Nazi) party, which Hitler later joined.
That's why when you see the Nazi rallies in Nuremberg, they feel like occult rituals. At their core, they really are.