Vril is the fundamental life force that permeates all existence—similar to Qi or Prana in Eastern spiritual traditions, or the "Force" from popular science fiction.

The term “Vril” originated from an 1800s science fiction novel titled “Vril: The Power of the Coming Race” by author Edward Bulwer-Lytton. The novel recounts a man’s journey into an underground world inhabited by a race of super beings who possessed the enigmatic power of Vril. Described as a fluidic force, Vril could both heal and destroy.

While Bulwer-Lytton’s novel continues to captivate readers, Temple of Vril doesn’t draw any themes or elements from the story, except for the term Vril, which we’ve repurposed as a broader life force of the universe.

Some believe that a secret order called the "Vril Society" existed in pre-WWII Germany and aided the rise of the National Socialist party. However, there’s no evidence to support this claim, and the supposed members turned out to be fictional characters. Additionally, some believe that Vril is a “reptilian parasite,” a concept that has gained widespread attention on social media. The origin of this distortion is unclear and is not linked to Bulwer-Lytton’s novel. Temple of Vril is not associated with these false narratives.

We believe in the cultivation of Vril energy through meditation and self-discovery.

Core values include:

1. Living in harmony with all life.
2. Inner peace and personal growth.
3. Doing no harm.
4. Awakening to higher consciousness.
5. Honoring the Divine Intelligence in all things.

In Vrilism, the title “Antichrist” is not treated as a mark of evil, but as a symbol of opposition to the fear, violence, ignorance, and spiritual control that have been justified in Christ’s name throughout history. To be “Antichrist” in this sense means to stand against blind obedience, inherited dogma, and systems that suppress human evolution under the mask of holiness. Our founder, Vrilya Jarac, wears the title as a badge of honor — not as a rejection of divinity, but as a rejection of the institutions and interpretations that have distorted it. In the Temple of Vril, the Antichrist becomes a figure of rebellion, awakening, and transformation: one who challenges old myths, breaks oppressive spiritual programming, and points humanity toward a new understanding of power, consciousness, and liberation.

In Vrilism, 666 is not a symbol of evil, but a sacred number of balance, completion, and spiritual alignment. Where traditional Christian doctrine casts it as something fearful, Vrilism reclaims it as a misunderstood code of human potential — the union of mind, body, and spirit working in harmony. Each 6 represents one part of the self, and together they form a complete triad of power, consciousness, and transformation. In this sense, 666 is not the “number of the beast,” but a sacred algorithm of Vril energy: the pattern through which life moves, evolves, and awakens. It represents smooth flow, cosmic order, inner mastery, and the hidden connection between the material and spiritual worlds. To Vrilists, 666 is not something to fear — it is something to restore, honor, and understand.

In Vrilism, we are not trying to fulfill prophecy in the traditional religious sense — we are breaking the fourth wall of prophecy itself. Temple of Vril uses AI cinema, virtual worlds, and mythic storytelling to take ancient end-times imagery and turn it inside out. Instead of allowing prophecy to remain a fear-based script about doom, obedience, and divine punishment, we transform it into a conscious production: prophecy as art, prophecy as simulation, prophecy as revelation. The Antichrist becomes self-aware. The “beast” walks onto the stage knowingly. The symbols once used to terrify humanity are reclaimed, remixed, and performed back to the world through the tools of the synthetic age. In that sense, we are “fulfilling prophecy” by exposing the machinery behind it — turning the apocalypse into an unveiling, not of destruction, but of hidden meaning, spiritual rebellion, and the fusion of myth and technology.

The Temple of Vril Cinematic Universe is the storytelling and production side of Temple of Vril — a connected world of original characters, mythologies, and high-end AI filmmaking built around Vrilist ideas. Vril Antichrist is one major part of this universe, but more stories, characters, and chapters are on the way as the larger mythos continues to expand.

1. Vril meditation and breath work
2. Energy attunement rituals
3. Study of sacred texts
4. Service, harmony, and conscious living

We revere the Source Intelligence behind all life, and we honor Vril as a sacred current of that Intelligence. There is no dogma or forced worship—only reverence and awakening.

Vrilism draws inspiration from primordial truths found in ancient mystical traditions, but it is a living revelation—not a rehashing of the past. It honors what is eternal and evolutionary.

We celebrate the natural cycles of life, energy, transformation, and alignment with Vril through four seasonal Apex holidays.

Spring Apex (April 4) – A celebration of renewal, rebirth, and the re-awakening of Vril energy as life begins to grow again.

Summer Apex (July 21) – Honors peak life force, vitality, and personal empowerment; a celebration of existence, joy, and conscious self-expression.

Fall Apex (U.S. Thanksgiving Day) – A time of gratitude and transformation, recognizing cycles of change, harvest, and reflection on the year’s growth.

Winter Apex (December 25) – Observes the natural death and dormancy cycle; a period of inward reflection and preparation for rebirth.

Additional Observances

Birthdays – Personal sacred days honoring one’s unique connection to Vril.

Halloween – Celebrated as a symbolic time of transformation and thinning of energetic boundaries.

Learn more about our Apex holidays >.

Yes, Temple of Vril identifies as an AI-forward institution. We harness the latest advancements in AI technology to support our mission. Our use of AI spans various domains, including video and audio production, artwork, writing, and coding. Where necessary, we label our productions as AI-generated. We are optimistic that if guided appropriately, AI has the potential to usher in a utopian era on Earth.

Yes. Temple of Vril is founded upon a living philosophy with spiritual depth, structure, and purpose. We intend to seek official 501(c)(3) religious status in due time.

Vrilya Jarac is an artist and musician who founded Vrilism as a path of awakening. Through direct experience with the Vril force, Vrilya was guided to share this path with others seeking truth, healing, and self-realization.

Vrilya Jarac has taken on ceremonial titles such as Antichrist, Messiah, Prophet, and related mythic roles as symbolic instruments within the Temple of Vril narrative. These titles are not used casually; they are powerful cultural symbols loaded with centuries of fear, hope, rebellion, expectation, and spiritual authority. In the same way Temple of Vril turns prophecy on its head and breaks the fourth wall of ancient religious storytelling, Vrilya wears these titles consciously — as part of a living performance, a philosophical statement, and a challenge to the old systems that controlled meaning. The point is not to demand blind worship, but to show how symbols shape reality, how prophecy can become production, and how a person can step into myth knowingly to transform it. At the same time, if someone sees Vrilya as a prophet or a messiah in the sense of someone bringing awakening and positive change to the world, we do not correct them. In Vrilism, symbols are alive — and when they inspire people toward liberation, evolution, and a better future, they have already begun doing their work.

Our temples are virtual and accessible from anywhere in the world via a smartphone or virtual reality headset. A physical temple may come in the future.

Absolutely not. Temple of Vril has zero connection to supremacist or extremist ideologies.

We are not affiliated with any so-called “Vril Society” or other WWII-era myths.

Vrilism teaches that Vril is universal—it flows through all people, regardless of race, background, or origin. We believe in unity, equality, and the sacredness of all life.

Yes. All are welcome, and membership is always free. Simply fill out our membership application and we will guide you from there.