VITALIS: The Life Affirming Principle

VITALIS provides the moral explanation and guidance that form the very foundation of National Socialism. It is a comprehensive exploration of the Life Affirming Principle—a moral philosophy that demands all decisions be rooted in the preservation of the people and flourishing of life.

This book delves deeply into:

▫️The moral framework that guides National Socialist thought.
▫️Practical applications of the Life Affirming Principle in law, education, health, and industry.
▫️The rejection of forces and ideologies that weaken or harm life.
▫️Building a future rooted in strength, unity, and discipline.

VITALIS is not a theoretical exercise; it is a call to action. It challenges its readers and its adherents to understand and adhere to the principles that elevate individuals and our communities, while rejecting anything that undermines their vitality and purpose.

For those who seek to truly understand the moral bedrock of National Socialism and live in accordance with its ideals, VITALIS is an essential guide.

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The Romans never used the Hitler Salute. Claiming otherwise demonstrates a lack of understanding between artistic depictions and actual Roman history, as well as a fundamental misunderstanding of National Socialist & Italian Fascist history.

VITALIS Chapter 70 pg. 370 - Embracing Death Through the Life Affirming Principle (Drafting/Formatting phase) ———— The Cycle of Existence Death is an inevitability shared by all living beings, a universal thread binding existence together. While it often…

VITALIS

Chapter 70 pg. 370 - Embracing Death Through the Life Affirming Principle
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The Cycle of Existence

Death is an inevitability shared by all living beings, a universal thread binding existence together. While it often inspires fear and uncertainty, the Life Affirming Principle demands a perspective that is clear-eyed, reverent, and grounded in wisdom. By embracing the natural cycle of existence and non-existence, we free ourselves from the burden of fear and redirect our focus to the profound gift of life itself.

The Pre-Birth Perspective: A Reassurance of Non-Existence

Before we were born, we existed in a state of nothingness. Our consciousness, identity, and awareness were absent. This non-existence was not painful, distressing, or negative—it simply was. By reflecting on this truth, we uncover a profound comfort: we have already experienced the state of non-existence, and it caused us no harm.

This understanding should be an anchor in the face of fear. If the infinite stretch of non-existence before birth did not trouble us, why should we fear returning to it? Life itself is an extraordinary emergence from nothingness, and death is simply the return. Recognizing this cycle transforms death from a source of dread into a natural part of existence.

The Rational Basis for the Fear of Death

As self-aware beings, humans possess the unique ability to anticipate their mortality. This awareness, coupled with an innate survival instinct, often manifests as fear—not of death itself, but of its unknown nature. The mind struggles to comprehend non-existence, giving rise to anxiety.

The Life Affirming Principle compels us to confront this fear with rational clarity. Death is not a punishment, a loss, or a void to dread. It is a state of neutrality, free from suffering or regret. Once we internalize this perspective, fear dissipates, and what remains is acceptance.

Consciousness and the Mystery of Death

The fate of consciousness is one of the most compelling mysteries surrounding death. What happens to the self when the body ceases to function? While research offers glimpses through studies of near-death experiences and brain activity, definitive answers remain elusive. And yet, this uncertainty need not disturb us.

The Life Affirming Principle teaches that consciousness, like the energy and matter of the universe, may follow a cycle of renewal. Just as stars are born, expand, and die only to give rise to new stars, so too might consciousness undergo a transformation. The fact that we exist now, experiencing life subjectively, suggests the possibility that we may emerge again in some form. Though we may not yet understand the mechanism, the cyclical nature of existence observed throughout the cosmos offers a reassuring perspective on death. This unknown does not require us to fill the gap with religious speculation, but instead invites us to embrace life as it is—rooted in the natural order and the principles that affirm and sustain it.

The Meaning of Life Is Life Itself

Through observation and reflection, it becomes undeniably clear that the meaning of life is life itself. Life’s ultimate purpose is not found in abstract concepts or external pursuits, but in its relentless drive to continue, to survive, and to perpetuate itself. This is evident in all forms of life, from microorganisms to the largest organisms, each striving to pass on DNA and avoid extinction. The Life Affirming Principle reminds us that the struggle to exist, adapt, and thrive is not just a biological imperative but the essence of life’s purpose.

By recognizing this truth, we see that life’s inherent value lies in its perseverance and its refusal to yield. Searching for meaning beyond this natural drive distracts from the beauty of existence itself. When we align our focus with the continuation and strengthening of life, we honor its essence and find clarity and strength in our role within the greater cycle of existence.

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Most Christians are corrupted, intellectually lazy, and incapable of critical thinking. They don’t understand logic, reason, or even the world they live in. They are content to exist in ignorance, avoiding anything that challenges their beliefs. This laziness disqualifies them from being National Socialists, as our ideology demands complete submission to eternal truth. National Socialism is not hard to embrace because it aligns with the natural order and moral framework of life itself.

National Socialists reject the concept of heaven, hell, or any other religious constructs. We know we are mortal, and this knowledge drives us to push harder and achieve more. Christians, obsessed with the afterlife, neglect their responsibilities in this life. They cannot and will not ever be National Socialists because they are bound by a doctrine that directly conflicts with our principles.

It is important to clarify that National Socialism does not derive its legitimacy from Hitler or the Third Reich. These were manifestations of National Socialist principles, but the ideology itself is rooted in natural law. If Hitler had not articulated these ideas, someone else would have. National Socialism is a natural truth, an observation of the world’s laws and our own biology. It is not a human creation like religion but an eternal truth that exists independently of any individual.

In conclusion, National Socialism is incompatible with Christianity, Judaism, Islam, or any other belief system based on faith rather than knowledge. Belief breeds doubt, and doubt has no place in our movement. National Socialism stands alone, grounded in natural law and eternal truth. It requires total commitment and discipline, traits that Christians fundamentally lack. For National Socialism to thrive, religion must become a relic of the past, discarded along with all its contradictions and false promises.

Why We Fight the Spiritual Jews

Christians cannot be National Socialists. National Socialism requires logic and reason at all times—without exception. Anyone claiming to be both a Christian and a National Socialist either misunderstands National Socialism or doesn’t truly understand their own faith. To them, National Socialism is just an abstract idea they agree with, but they do not live it. To be a National Socialist is to fully embody its principles, living it in every aspect of life.

National Socialism is rooted in natural truth—it is the complete and unfiltered understanding of the world and its laws. To embrace National Socialism is to accept this truth fully, without the interference of religious dogma. This includes rejecting all religions, Christianity and Islam among them, because these faiths rely on belief rather than reason.

Belief inherently involves doubt. If you believe in something, such as Jesus, it implies you are 50% uncertain. Knowledge, on the other hand, requires no belief—when you know something, there is no doubt. National Socialists deal in knowledge, not belief. This distinction is critical because there is no room for error, uncertainty, or blind faith in National Socialism.

Christians often accuse National Socialists of “infighting,” but this is a mischaracterization. There is no infighting because Christians are not National Socialists. Their allegiance lies with Christianity, not with National Socialism. When forced to choose, Christians prioritize their faith over the movement. They would lift a finger far faster for Christianity before they would even think about fighting for race first principles. This proves they are not and never will be National Socialists.

National Socialists are united by a single truth: race comes first. There is no "brother war" among us because our unity stems from this fundamental principle. We do not place a deity or religious ideology at the center of our decision-making. National Socialism is not Christianity, and anyone who tries to combine the two is fundamentally misunderstanding both. Christians should stay in their churches; they have no place in National Socialist circles.

National Socialism is built on eternal truth and scientific understanding. It is rooted in observable reality, not contradictions or faith. Christianity, on the other hand, is rife with contradictions, which is why there are countless denominations. Christians pick and choose what suits them, discarding the rest. This lack of discipline and consistency is incompatible with National Socialism.

Majority of Christians are weak. They lack discipline, mental fortitude, and the ability to commit fully to anything. They are intellectually lazy, corrupted by a religion that promotes submission, meekness, and passivity. Christianity commands its followers to proselytize, spreading a doctrine of weakness and servility. It is both a religion and an ideology, and its moral framework is fundamentally opposed to the strength and discipline of National Socialism.

National Socialism appeals to the strong—those who are disciplined, driven, and willing to fight for life. Christians, by contrast, are obsessed with death and the afterlife. They care more about what happens after death than about improving life for their people now. National Socialists accept death as an inevitable part of life, a natural cycle that motivates us to work tirelessly while we are here. Christians, believing themselves immortal, have no such urgency.

Christianity prevents its followers from strengthening their people. They will never lift a finger for us because their priorities lie elsewhere. National Socialism demands total commitment—100%, not 99%. You cannot be partially National Socialist and partially Christian. This cherry-picking mentality is incompatible with the discipline required to live as a National Socialist.

The number 33 is used often by Freemasons and Jews as a form of signaling to one another. Not sure why no one really points it out when it shows up in the media/socials over and over again during certain incidents.

33 you say? 33 hostages released. ?

In essence, Christians are spiritual Jews, inheriting a faith that transcends ethnicity and lineage.

Christianity was not designed exclusively for Whites or Israelites; rather, it was constructed as a spiritual weapon to manipulate and weaken foreign populations. While some interpret verses such as Matthew 15:24, where Christ states, “I was sent only to the lost sheep of Israel,” as evidence that Christianity was intended solely for Israelites (and, by extension, Whites), this interpretation overlooks the broader context of the religion’s development and propagation. The teachings of Christianity were universalized over time, particularly through figures like Paul, who declared in Galatians 3:28, “There is neither Jew nor Greek... for you are all one in Christ Jesus.” This universality served a strategic purpose: it allowed Christianity to infiltrate and pacify diverse populations.

By promoting doctrines of meekness, submission, and non-resistance, Christianity became a tool for controlling those outside the original Israelite community. For example, Matthew 5:39 teaches, “If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to them the other cheek also.” Such teachings discourage self-defense, conditioning followers to accept harm without retaliation. Similarly, Romans 13:1-2 commands obedience to governing authorities, stating, “Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established.” These verses stripped individuals of their agency, ensuring they complied with oppressive rulers rather than resisting domination.

If Christianity were truly designed for Whites or any singular group, why would its teachings weaken the very traits that allow civilizations to thrive, strength, resistance, and self-preservation? Consider Luke 6:29, which states, “If someone takes your coat, do not withhold your shirt from them.” This doctrine promotes the acceptance of loss and injustice, eroding the foundations of resilience and self-reliance. Such teachings are antithetical to the survival and prosperity of any strong, independent people.

Additionally, the promise of heavenly rewards, as seen in John 14:2 (“My Father’s house has many rooms...”), was a psychological mechanism to shift focus away from worldly struggles. By persuading populations to endure suffering on earth for the promise of eternal bliss, Christianity ensured compliance and pacification. These doctrines, far from uplifting a specific race, served as tools to subdue foreign peoples, making them more susceptible to control and exploitation.

To argue that Christianity was created exclusively for Whites is to misunderstand its function and history. It was not a gift to any one group but a calculated instrument of control. Its universalization was intentional, allowing those who wielded it strategically to weaken and dominate diverse populations. The very teachings that discourage resistance and glorify meekness reveal its purpose: to disarm the strong and render them compliant, paving the way for their subjugation.

Christianity redefines its followers as spiritual Jews, adopting Jewish covenantal theology to unite Jews and Gentiles under one spiritual identity. Paul makes this clear in Romans 2:28-29, stating that true Jewish identity comes from faith—a “circumcision of the heart”—rather than physical descent. This shift makes faith, not lineage, the basis for inclusion in God’s covenant. Gentile believers, by sharing Abraham’s faith (Romans 4:11), become spiritual descendants, fulfilling the promise that “all the families of the earth shall be blessed” (Genesis 12:3). Ephesians 2:11-3:6 further highlights how Christ united Jews and Gentiles into “one new man,” granting both shared blessings in Christ.

While Christians inherit spiritual blessings, they cannot claim Israel’s covenant promises, which remain specific to ethnic Jews. Yet, by framing faith as the defining factor, Christianity transforms its followers into spiritual Jews, extending Jewish covenantal principles globally. Christianity is not a break from Jewish roots but an evolution, creating a universal identity rooted in Abraham’s promises.

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Chapter: The Hollow Faith: A Lesson in Cowardice

Christians glorify their deaths on the cross as if it were the pinnacle of sacrifice, yet they crumble before the Swastika, unwilling to bleed for a future greater than themselves. This stark contrast unveils a painful truth: their faith is not a testament to strength or devotion but a monument to cowardice. It is a hollow chant, repeated by the timid who refuse to rise and seize destiny.

The Life Affirming Principle demands courage—a resolute commitment to life and the future. It recognizes that true sacrifice is not about clinging to symbols of martyrdom but about embracing the struggle to shape the world we inhabit. Yet Christians cling to their past, idolizing a crucifixion that represents submission and defeat, while rejecting the call to rise and fight for the survival and prosperity of their people.

Their faith is not devotion but defeat. It provides a sanctuary for the weak, a place where the fearful can hide from the demands of reality. The cross has become their crutch, a symbol of suffering that absolves them of the responsibility to act. It is not a rallying cry for the bold but a lamentation for the defeated—a perpetual plea for pity rather than a declaration of purpose.

The Life Affirming Principle rejects such weakness. It calls for action, for sacrifice rooted in the affirmation of life—not its denial. The Swastika, as a symbol, embodies this resolve: to build, to create, to preserve the future against all odds. It is not a call to submission but a demand for greatness, a challenge to carve the future from the stone of one’s own sacrifice. Those who shrink from this responsibility reveal their unworthiness to shape the world.

The Christian obsession with martyrdom exposes a deep contradiction. They glorify death, yet they fail to recognize the purpose of sacrifice: to ensure the survival and advancement of life. Their so-called devotion ends in defeat, with no legacy beyond the grave. The Life Affirming Principle teaches us that true sacrifice is never wasted; it is an investment in the strength of the community, the preservation of culture, and the creation of a thriving future.

This principle stands in direct opposition to the Christian ethos of meekness and submission. It demands that we cast off the chains of ancient martyrdom and embrace the responsibility of living with purpose and strength. To die for a cause greater than oneself is noble, but only if that cause serves life and ensures its continuation. The cross does neither. Instead, it glorifies suffering for suffering’s sake, creating a cycle of defeat and resignation.

The Swastika, by contrast, represents the triumph of will over weakness. It is a beacon for those who have the courage to rise above the hollow chants of the past and take hold of their destiny. It calls for boldness, for a relentless drive to build and protect. It is not a sanctuary for the timid but a challenge for the brave. The Life Affirming Principle reminds us that the future belongs to those willing to fight for it, to bleed for it, and to sacrifice with the knowledge that their efforts will leave a legacy of strength and vitality.

Christians, with their fixation on martyrdom, fail to understand this truth. Their faith is a relic, a monument to submission and fear. They will die on the cross, clinging to the illusions of the past, but they will not rise to meet the challenges of the present. The Life Affirming Principle calls on us to reject this hollow faith and instead embrace a path of strength, courage, and unwavering commitment to life and the future. For it is only through such resolve that we can build a world worthy of our sacrifices.