vril

• “Bulwer Lytton calls vril, and the operation of which he has fairly accurately described in his _Coming Race_, that the colleges for the higher training of the youth of Atlantis were specially occupied in developing.”

  The Story of Atlantis and the Lost Lemuria

• “The "Vril-ya" enjoy a utopian social organisation based on "vril", a source of infinitely renewable electrical power (commerce promptly produced the beef essence drink, Bovril).”

  doggdot.us

• “The vril-powered saucer thrummed softly on the roof of the Führerbunker awaiting his arrival.”

  Nazisploitation Nanofiction: Entry 24

• “Reich of the Black Sun, by Joseph Farrell; continuing our Secrets of the Second World War theme, we come to this magisterial compendium of Nazi Secret Technology and Refuge theory and practice, in which our author looks over the questions of occult vril, anti-gravity, secret SS A-bomb projects, vortex engines, Antarctic bases, flying saucers, and the Fourth Reich with a pitch-perfect combination of overt skepticism and total gullibility.”

  Kenneth Hite's Journal

• “But I reject @vril Levign just on a matter of principle.”

  bettyalready Diary Entry

• “When the High Gods had destroyed Atlantis for its sins, the priests of Xotli and their slaves had fled from the sinking land in a mighty fleet of flying ships powered by the mysterious force called vril.”

  Conan Of The Isles

• “Their position was quite equal to that of the men, while the aptitude many of them displayed in acquiring the vril-power made them fully the equals if not the superiors of the other sex.”

  The Story of Atlantis and the Lost Lemuria

• “In the earlier times it seems to have been personal vril that supplied the motive power -- whether used in conjunction with any mechanical contrivance matters not much -- but in the later days this was replaced by a force which, though generated in what is to us an unknown manner, operated nevertheless through definite mechanical arrangements.”

  The Story of Atlantis and the Lost Lemuria

• “In Les Fils de Dieu (The Sons of God) (1873), the French author Louis Jacolliot linked vril with the subterranean people of Thule.”

  Mistaken Foreign Myths about Shambhala

• “Jocelyn Godwin, in Arktos, The Polar Myth in Science, Symbolism and Nazi Survival (1993), identified agni power with vril.”

  Mistaken Foreign Myths about Shambhala

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