La Amada en el Amado
In these last hours of the 10th, I would like to make a brief reflection on the figure of the Maestro Serrano. Who is don Miguel for us, we who are his devoted readers, his firm followers? As a Kameradin said today: "Don Miguel war das Licht auf Erden....." That statement does not seem to be exaggerated, if we look closely at how guiding his work has been, how accurate his inspired vision has been, contributing to our lives enough light to see the real, where most do not see, or can only see shadows of the real or shadows of lies. No doubt he was privileged at birth amidst the noise of the canyons of the Kayser Hohenzollern, because it allowed him to be a bridge between fabulous and painful wars, because it allowed him, being young, to be a witness and an observer to understand the defining character that Adolf Hitler would have for the entire era that followed the defeat of 1945, offering his life to an inescapable and fundamental spiritual war, of which we are its continuants.
Born in 1917 represented being born after the blind steps of the spirituality of the late nineteenth century, which gave birth to Ariosophy; It also meant being able to breathe from the paradoxical attitude with which Nietzsche taught to walk, a philosopher from whom the young people of his time drank, in a Chile determined by German philosophy; and finally, being born in 1917 meant being part of that genuine interest in Orientalism, which allowed Indian culture to be brought closer to the West, being understood as part of a true and living Aryan heritage.
It is from that set of influences and schools, that don Miguel could stand on, to see much clearer the real possibilities in the preceding centuries, and it is this formation, an advantage that determined a difference between himself and Occult speculators, Ariosophical speculators, Christian speculators and all those who can only represent decapitated forms of a chaotic spirituality. That is why we cling to his revelations, his intuitions that give a unique twist to the different items he addresses with global effort. But in addition, as a good pagan, he left us an open path to explore and discover islands of spirit yet uncolonized, to decipher keys of a magical platform that will help us in our own process of reconstruction and liberation, on a personal and collective level, but, above all, and thinking upon this awful time because of its disorder and conceptual perversion, he left us an orderly mental field, with a horizon where it is no longer possible to doubt or divert the Path that can only return to our Hyperborea and to the totality that calls us as the ultimate horizon.
Feliz día, amado Maestro de las Altas Cumbres del A-mor.
