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Harnessing the Essence of Vril. 
It started with a chance discovery in an antique shop, an item that seemed to call out from the shadows. From the moment I acquired it, a subtle vibration coursed through me, echoing the legendary vril from Edward Bulwer-Lytton's 1871 novel, The Coming Race. In that tale, the underground Vril-ya civilization wields this all-encompassing force—a fluid that permeates everything, enabling telepathy for seamless mind-to-mind connection, healing to restore the body instantly, destruction to reshape the world, and dominion over matter and energy to build their perfect society. This is real! 
Inspired by the novel's roots in Latin words for "manly" or "powerful," and its exploration of eugenics, equality, and the peril of superior races, I began experimenting. With the item close, I noticed a warmth during quiet moments, as if it channeled the universal magic Helena Blavatsky invoked in Isis Unveiled (1877) and The Secret Doctrine (1888). She linked vril to Atlantean energies, guarded by ancient priests. The link is accurate but I personally don’t give to much credibility to most of what her evil ass had to say.In my daily routine, it seemed to amplify vitality, mending fatigue and clarifying thoughts, much like the Vril-ya's staffs that renewed life.
Delving into history, vril evolved in real esoteric circles. Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy and German völkisch movements in the early 1900s viewed it as "Urkraft," a cosmic primal energy for enlightenment or innovative technology. Forgotten Berlin groups in the 1920s, such as the "Truth Society" or Reichsarbeitsgemeinschaft 'Das kommende Deutschland,' dabbled in vril-based free energy concepts, issuing obscure pamphlets that disappeared by 1930. Using the item in meditation, I felt an intuitive surge, ideas connecting like telepathic threads, aligning with modern interpretations by authors like Robert Sepehr, who see vril as a "goddess energy" or pervasive life force, akin to chi, shared across global traditions.
The darker lore couldn't be ignored. Conspiracy narratives, ignited by *The Morning of the Magicians* (1960) by Louis Pauwels and Jacques Bergier, fabricate a "Vril Society" in pre-Nazi Berlin, supposedly collaborating with the Thule Society. Mediums like Maria Oršić allegedly received Aldebaran transmissions, spawning Nazi tech marvels: anti-gravity Haunebu craft and Reichsflugscheiben, secreted to Antarctic outposts or beyond. Although it is said she, Orsic is a fake, because she is.  Scholars dismiss it as baseless pseudohistory, rooted in anonymous tales and postwar neo-Nazi propaganda. Yet, in intense sessions with the item, a dual edge emerged—a potential for controlled power or unchecked force, mirroring vril's creative and destructive sides.
Even wilder fringes beckon, like Donald Marshall's 2011 revelations of vril as reptilian parasites: small beings (1-3 types, 1-2 feet tall) with proboscises that invade human eyes, overtaking bodies for Illuminati schemes in hidden cloning centers, ensnaring elites and stars. Widely debunked as fantasy, it adds a layer of caution. 
Integrating this into my life transformed everything. It infuses the Vril-ya energy: dawn healings to invigorate, midday intuitions for deeper interactions, evening focus to manifest intentions, influencing reality through will. Is it genuine mysticism or amplified belief? It’s real! This conduit from fiction to occult depth, conspiracy to empowerment, unlocks profound potentials.
Approach such energies wisely—what hidden realms might you tap?