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>Vril
It's a very difficult subject to get to grips with, and I think it can only be approached over a long process.
If I told you what I think I know, you would probably call me crazy.
I have been studying this subject for many years and have read tons about it and have learned from some interesting people….
Unfortunately only in my native language and not in English.
That's why I can't recommend you any English literature about it.
But I am sure that you will find some books about it after some research on e.g. archive.org or other sites like zlib.
It is not an easy path and there is a lot of bullshit along the way to confuse you.
If you keep at it you will find a subject that will blow your entire world view out of the water.
I'm pretty sure we will all see real world applications of vril in the near future, or better, have been observing for decades but have yet to understand as vril.
By the way, some very well known scientists have been involved with Vril, including Tesla….
Have fun