Voices close to the phenomenon
Leisler, Motta, Aeschbach, Borgert, Schlag, Maikowski, Webb, Bertiaux, and later additions preserve voices and inflections that prose citations alone cannot convey.
A re-edited, fully restructured archive page built from the information preserved in the older edition: audio documents, interviews, and embedded video on the O.T.O. phenomenon, Fraternitas Saturni, Johannes Maikowski, Michael Bertiaux, Marcelo Ramos Motta, David Bowie, and related figures.
The material is now arranged as a legible collection rather than a table-sprawl: playable recordings first, documented but currently absent items next, then the video dossier — all with cleaner semantics, stronger metadata, clearer hierarchy, and less browser archaeology.
The original page mixed together playable recordings, references to temporarily unavailable material, and a long sequence of embedded videos. This edition separates those layers so that human readers can actually find things, while bots no longer have to rummage through a midden of tables, inline spacers, and dead Flash husks.
Leisler, Motta, Aeschbach, Borgert, Schlag, Maikowski, Webb, Bertiaux, and later additions preserve voices and inflections that prose citations alone cannot convey.
The content remains anchored in the legacy page. What changed is the form: semantic sections, responsive layouts, accessible controls, embedded media that behave like this century, and metadata that no longer looks as though Netscape wandered into a séance.
The main set of playable items from the source page, now given full cards, metadata, direct audio controls, and context links.
Leisler speaks about his grandfather, Carl Kellner.
Motta discusses O.T.O. rituals, the A.·. A.·., and Kenneth Grant.
Peter-R. Koenig speaks with the Swiss leader of the O.T.O.
Interview with Anita Borgert of the Swiss O.T.O., described here as Hermann Joseph Metzger’s former lover.
A brief voice sample of Oscar R. Schlag.
Instruction in Autogenes Training — Ein Yoga-System für den Westen — Indigo.
Personal letter about his order A.·. A.·., Maggie Ingalls/Nema, and yoga.
Later insertions, thematic excerpts, broadcast fragments, and grouped audio additions carried over from the older page.
Bertiaux speaks about the Choronzon Club, Kenneth Grant, and Hermann Joseph Metzger.
Christine Freund of Kleenex / LiLiPUT speaks into Koenig’s telephone on 5 March 2002 for a never-realized opera by Boris Polonski.
Within the context of the Freemasonry exhibition at the Historisches Museum Hannover and the radio series VonabisW, Volker H. Schendel reviews and reads from “Der O.T.O.-Phänomen RELOAD”. The complete radio version lasts 60 minutes; this page offered a short excerpt.
Two short Bowie clips as framed on The Laughing Gnostic: one on the occult, another from 15 June 2002 on role, desire, and projection.
Spoken contribution for Sex, Drugs & Magie, Westdeutscher Rundfunk Köln.
The source page explicitly stated that some items were temporarily unavailable. Rather than pretending otherwise, this section keeps them visible as documented entries, with context pages where available.
McMurtry, Heidrick, Breeze and others in New York.
On the history of the ‘Caliphate’.
Election of the new ‘Caliph’ Breeze.
75 Years Mysteria Mystica Maxima, with Andrea Bacuzzi, Clive Harper and others discussing money and an independent European Grand Lodge.
On Memphis Misraim in Canada.
Interview with P. R. Koenig by Bayerischer Rundfunk, September 2002.
Aufstieg und Fall des O.T.O.-Phänomens and Aufstieg und Fall des O.T.O.-Phänomens (again).
Talk about magick, sexmagick, Spermo-Gnosis, the O.T.O., and the original Book of Thoth.
The source page embedded a heterogeneous set of videos — some clearly titled, others more enigmatic. They are preserved here in a coherent grid and loaded without obsolete Flash detours.
Featured video alongside the related cover image.
Untitled archival embed preserved from the source page.
The legacy page preserved this historical video under a Flash embed; it now loads as a standard responsive video.
Untitled archival embed preserved from the source page.
A brief visual note from the pre–Ordo Templi Orientis orbit.
The older page scattered Maikowski material between images, dense captions, and abrupt keyword-clouds. This edition presents the sequence as a single connected cycle on succession, memory, ritual, politics, and Saturnian afterlives.
Myth: The central concept in F.S. lodges is that of the lodge Egregore (group spirit), called GOTOS and represented as a bust. GOTOS is also said to be the highest rank in the F.S. (from “Gradus Ordo Templi Orientis Saturni”).
Documented context: Johannes Maikowski, Grandmaster of the Fraternitas Saturni and appointed by Eugen Grosche as his successor in December 1963, speaks with Peter-R. Koenig in August 2011.
Johannes Maikowski reports on the GOTOS bust.
What happened to it after Eugen Grosche’s death?
What interested the members?
Why the name Saturn?
On 23 December 1963 Eugen Grosche appoints Johannes Maikowski as his successor as Grandmaster of the Fraternitas Saturni.
How was elevation to the 18° carried out?
What about Walter Englert’s 18°?
Johannes Maikowski recalls Walter Englert, Margarete Berndt, Karl Spiesberger, Herman Wagner, Walter Jantschik, Horst Kropp, Guido Wolther, and the 1962 putsch initiated by Karl Wedler and Wolf Rösler.
Until shortly before his death Eugen Grosche (1888–1964), founder of the Fraternitas Saturni, was in good health.
There was no lodge room.
Wilhelm Reich’s ORGONE box.
What interested Grosche most?
What did Johannes Maikowski / Immanuel know about Grosche?
Ria Grosche was always alone.
Gregorius was the “Über-Papa”.
Eugen Grosche was a member of the Protestant Church.
Eugen Grosche never spoke about his emigration to Switzerland and Italy.
He also never spoke about his political views.
Grosche lived from his bookshop and membership fees.
Why did Grosche tolerate Nazis in the Fraternitas Saturni?
No antisemitic remark was ever heard.
Miriam Wolther, a Jewish former concentration-camp prisoner, likewise never spoke about it.
Johannes Maikowski, a member since 1950/1955, was appointed by Eugen Grosche as his successor and Grandmaster of the Fraternitas Saturni in December 1963. He was re-elected by his own adherents in 1964/65. In 1983 a competing F.S. elected a new Grandmaster, prompting him to abandon the lodge name that same year. In 1993 he founded several lodges, including the Communitas Saturni and the Grossloge Gregor A. Gregorius der FS in Kaiserslautern (GAG). Dual memberships existed with the Ordo Templi Orientis and regular Freemasonry. Maikowski soon declared his own lodge foundations null and void, although some continued to exist. In 2003 the GAG united with the formerly competing Fraternitas Saturni in Berlin. Maikowski continued to regard himself as the only legitimate Grandmaster.
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