The Holy Vehm
The Holy Vehm~
The Holy Vehm is a secret society that is dedicated to the murder of Christian heretics, this surfaced as an ally of the Nazis in Germany in the 1930s.
In the 1930s, with the rise of the Nazis brought to power in Germany, the secret society known as the Chivalrous Order of the Holy Vehm came into fruition for the first time in its 700 year history.
This group focused its bigotry and violence upon the Jewish people, judging them to be guilty of heresy. The Holy Vehm had been formed in the middle of the 13th century as a secret vigilante society composed of free men and commoners to protect themselves from marauding outlaw bandits and mercenaries.
In the beginning the resistance group had the approval of both the church and Holy Roman Emperor, but as time passed the Holy Vehm became a law unto itself, passing judgment on all those whom it decided should receive a death sentence.
Because the society began with only a handful of members and violent retribution could be expected from any gang of outlaws who might learn of their identities, and oath of secrecy was imposed upon all who had the courage to join the Vehm.
During the initiation ceremonies, candidates vowed to kill themselves, and even their spouses and children, rather than permit and society secrets to be betrayed. Once the oath had been made, one of the judges, who held the highest rank within the society, would move his sword across the inductees throats, drawing a few drops of blood to serve as a silent reminder of the fate that awaited all traitors.
Within a few decades of its formation the Vehm had over 200,000 free men and commoners in its ranks--- each sworn to uphold the Ten Commandments and to eliminate all heresies, heretics, perjurers, traitors, and servants of Satan.
The harsh and punitive secret courts always met at midnight in order to create an even more sinister and frightening effect. Those suspected of witchcraft were tried by the 'forbidden court' and the 'secret tribunal', both of which were conducted by the Black Vehm, a splinter group of the Holy Vehm. Due to the great power that the Vehm acquired, it conducted trials of noted outlaws and thieves in village squares or market places in the full light of midday.
When the outlaws and thieves had been largely driven from Westphalia, the Vehm turned its full attention to those men and women suspected of heresies or of betraying the commandments of God. Before suspects came to court, they were served with three summonses, each of which gave them the opportunity of attending voluntarily. Each summons also gave the accused a period of consent of six weeks and three days.
Since the tribunals of the Vehm had gained a reputation of pronouncing only death sentences, few people attended the courts of their own volition. Those who tried to escape were condemned without the usual pretense of a trial, and Vehm executioners were assigned to hunt them down!
Regardless of the charges that were levied against those heretics the Vehm accused, the sentence was always death by hanging. If anyone spoke in behalf of their accused friends, they were likely to be hanged as well, for giving false witness to defend a traitor.
On the rare occasions when the tribunal failed to convince even its own members of an accused individual's guilt, that unfortunate person was hanged anyway to preserve the secrecy of the tribunal. There appears that there is no record of the secret courts ever finding anyone innocent.
Eventually the secret society was condemned by the church and German state, although they continued to stay active in a diminished capacity. Toward the end of the 19th century, it went underground and semmingly ceased all acts of violence until the advent of the Nazi Party in the 1930s.
The Vehm appeared to have been destroyed with its Nazi allies in the fall of the Third Reich in 1945.
We came across a former tribunal leader last year while on an investigation in Germany. Alphonso Keller held rank in the secret society up until the final days in 1945. He embarked the oath he made up until his 90th b-day which was held last year. He knows he is on his last stage of life and is no longer afraid of death --- he also knows that the threat of talking is no longer a worry--- except for possibly spirits coming back and harming his family... nonetheless he gave us a tour of his home and showcased a few pieces he had that covented the group.
Unfortunately there were no photos. because of course that was forbidden, but he allowed us to buy the piece you see below, which is his authoritative emblem piece that showcased rank and power in the society. The pieces had be to simple so no one else would be aware... so it had to be a piece he could commonly wear and no one would question.
We tested this item because Deedee felt incredible energy when she held the piece. The iconic item holds dimensional force that allows you to quantum leap back in time and pay tribute to the Holy Vehm.
You will gain abilities that the masters held; showcasing the strength of telepathic information, clairvoyant flashes, rapid learning and retro-cognition that were all used to fortify the judgments and call reference to the guilt of those who were trialed.
Although the outlook used years ago did not reference the actuality of the powers, they were mandated as indicators of the panel of judges. The men were indeed gifted, but due to the aspect of the societal vows many innocent victims brought in by others without mentality insight were killed to keep their secrets~
This is an amazing piece of history that will grant you access to the past, information that was so secretive that your life was at stake and the powers that the judges had encrypted in their minds --- AMAZING ITEM ~!!
THIS IS A DUAL MAGIC PIECE.
The Holy Vehm is a secret society that is dedicated to the murder of Christian heretics, this surfaced as an ally of the Nazis in Germany in the 1930s.
In the 1930s, with the rise of the Nazis brought to power in Germany, the secret society known as the Chivalrous Order of the Holy Vehm came into fruition for the first time in its 700 year history.
This group focused its bigotry and violence upon the Jewish people, judging them to be guilty of heresy. The Holy Vehm had been formed in the middle of the 13th century as a secret vigilante society composed of free men and commoners to protect themselves from marauding outlaw bandits and mercenaries.
In the beginning the resistance group had the approval of both the church and Holy Roman Emperor, but as time passed the Holy Vehm became a law unto itself, passing judgment on all those whom it decided should receive a death sentence.
Because the society began with only a handful of members and violent retribution could be expected from any gang of outlaws who might learn of their identities, and oath of secrecy was imposed upon all who had the courage to join the Vehm.
During the initiation ceremonies, candidates vowed to kill themselves, and even their spouses and children, rather than permit and society secrets to be betrayed. Once the oath had been made, one of the judges, who held the highest rank within the society, would move his sword across the inductees throats, drawing a few drops of blood to serve as a silent reminder of the fate that awaited all traitors.
Within a few decades of its formation the Vehm had over 200,000 free men and commoners in its ranks--- each sworn to uphold the Ten Commandments and to eliminate all heresies, heretics, perjurers, traitors, and servants of Satan.
The harsh and punitive secret courts always met at midnight in order to create an even more sinister and frightening effect. Those suspected of witchcraft were tried by the 'forbidden court' and the 'secret tribunal', both of which were conducted by the Black Vehm, a splinter group of the Holy Vehm. Due to the great power that the Vehm acquired, it conducted trials of noted outlaws and thieves in village squares or market places in the full light of midday.
When the outlaws and thieves had been largely driven from Westphalia, the Vehm turned its full attention to those men and women suspected of heresies or of betraying the commandments of God. Before suspects came to court, they were served with three summonses, each of which gave them the opportunity of attending voluntarily. Each summons also gave the accused a period of consent of six weeks and three days.
Since the tribunals of the Vehm had gained a reputation of pronouncing only death sentences, few people attended the courts of their own volition. Those who tried to escape were condemned without the usual pretense of a trial, and Vehm executioners were assigned to hunt them down!
Regardless of the charges that were levied against those heretics the Vehm accused, the sentence was always death by hanging. If anyone spoke in behalf of their accused friends, they were likely to be hanged as well, for giving false witness to defend a traitor.
On the rare occasions when the tribunal failed to convince even its own members of an accused individual's guilt, that unfortunate person was hanged anyway to preserve the secrecy of the tribunal. There appears that there is no record of the secret courts ever finding anyone innocent.
Eventually the secret society was condemned by the church and German state, although they continued to stay active in a diminished capacity. Toward the end of the 19th century, it went underground and semmingly ceased all acts of violence until the advent of the Nazi Party in the 1930s.
The Vehm appeared to have been destroyed with its Nazi allies in the fall of the Third Reich in 1945.
We came across a former tribunal leader last year while on an investigation in Germany. Alphonso Keller held rank in the secret society up until the final days in 1945. He embarked the oath he made up until his 90th b-day which was held last year. He knows he is on his last stage of life and is no longer afraid of death --- he also knows that the threat of talking is no longer a worry--- except for possibly spirits coming back and harming his family... nonetheless he gave us a tour of his home and showcased a few pieces he had that covented the group.
Unfortunately there were no photos. because of course that was forbidden, but he allowed us to buy the piece you see below, which is his authoritative emblem piece that showcased rank and power in the society. The pieces had be to simple so no one else would be aware... so it had to be a piece he could commonly wear and no one would question.
We tested this item because Deedee felt incredible energy when she held the piece. The iconic item holds dimensional force that allows you to quantum leap back in time and pay tribute to the Holy Vehm.
You will gain abilities that the masters held; showcasing the strength of telepathic information, clairvoyant flashes, rapid learning and retro-cognition that were all used to fortify the judgments and call reference to the guilt of those who were trialed.
Although the outlook used years ago did not reference the actuality of the powers, they were mandated as indicators of the panel of judges. The men were indeed gifted, but due to the aspect of the societal vows many innocent victims brought in by others without mentality insight were killed to keep their secrets~
This is an amazing piece of history that will grant you access to the past, information that was so secretive that your life was at stake and the powers that the judges had encrypted in their minds --- AMAZING ITEM ~!!
THIS IS A DUAL MAGIC PIECE.
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