Maria Oršić
| Identity and classification | |
|---|---|
| Type | Corporeal medium |
| Home region | Taygeta (alleged) |
| Origin or birthplace | Earth, possibly with claims of Taygetan connections |
| Residence location | Munich, Germany |
| Age | Age unknown |
| Identity and traits | |
| Role within own society | |
| Occupation | Medium and alleged NHIB contact facilitator |
| Interactions and relationships with humans | |
| Primary interactions | Members of the Vril Society, potential NHIBs (unverified) |
| Interactions with terrestrial entities | German government, Vril Society |
| Role in events | Facilitator of technology transfer, medium for NHIB communication |
| Contributions | Reported transference of exotic technology concepts |
| Documented sources and records | |
| Public accounts | Various publications within conspiracy theory and NHIB discourse |
| Additional details | |
Maria Oršić was an alleged medium and contactee who reportedly facilitated contact with non-human intelligent beings (NHIBs) and played a role in the supposed transfer of exotic technology to Germany. She is often associated with claims that advanced technology was introduced to assist the German government and corporations during the 1933-1945 period. The nature of her involvement and the existence of such contacts remain the subject of speculation, largely within the realm of conspiracy theories and New Age beliefs.
Connection to the Vril Society
Oršić is most often referenced in connection with the Vril Society, an esoteric group active in Germany during the early 20th century. According to certain narratives, the Vril Society, under Oršić’s influence, sought to establish communication with extraterrestrial beings. These beings were said to originate from the Pleiades star cluster, specifically a system referred to as Taygeta, according to sources that delve into New Age beliefs and alleged alien contacts. It is claimed that Oršić acted as a medium, receiving telepathic messages or instructions that purportedly provided guidance for technological advancements.
Paranormal work and experiences
Maria Oršić | |
|---|---|
| Other names | Maria Orschitsch |
| Experience type | ' |
| Beings encountered | Alleged Taygetan entities |
| Events claimed | Telepathic messages, technological instructions |
| Physical evidence | None substantiated; claims remain anecdotal |
| Psychological effects | Accounts vary, but Oršić is claimed to have been deeply involved with esoteric practices |
| Public accounts | Numerous within conspiracy theories and fringe publications |
| Notable works | Writings on alleged NHIB contacts, technology channeling |
| Attempts to debunk | Skeptics argue claims are unfounded or fictionalized |
| Alleged suppression of evidence | Claims of government suppression of NHIB involvement |
| Alleged suppression of account | Some speculate government interest in silence |
| Website | [ ] |
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Suspected not to have existed
Some authors say that Oršić never even existed. Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke, the longtime professor of Western Esotericism at the University of Exeter, dated her first appearances to German-language neo-Nazi videotapes circulated in the late 1980s and a book called Das Vril Projekt published by two occultists called Norbert Jürgen-Ratthofer and Ralf Ettl in 1992, and could not identify any earlier mention of her. (Jürgen-Ratthofer and Ettl's version says Aldebaran rather than Taygeta). Dutch researcher Theo Paijmans reported the same thing.[1][2]
Oršić’s legacy remains largely within the scope of fringe theories, with limited substantiated evidence to support her alleged role in facilitating NHIB communication or technology transfer. No concrete documentation exists that confirms her interactions with Taygetan or other non-human intelligences, though her story has continued to captivate New Age audiences and UFO enthusiasts.
References
- Conspiracy theories on Oršić have been covered in various speculative and fringe media publications.