Also known as: Vril Beings, Vril Society Beings, Subterranean Vril, Vril People, Vril-Ya, Vril-ya, Vril-Edda, Aghartans, Inner Earth Race, Ana (Sumerian gods)
A legendary subterranean humanoid civilization said to possess advanced psychokinetic and energy-manipulating abilities derived from a primal force called 'Vril', often associated with occult Nazi lore, ancient inner-earth societies, and modern UFO conspiracy theories.
The Vril-Ya are a mythical or possibly real humanoid species believed to reside within a vast network of caverns beneath the Earth’s surface. First popularized in Edward Bulwer-Lytton’s 1871 novel ‘The Coming Race’, they were later woven into esoteric Nazi lore (Thule Society, Vril Society) as an Aryan-ancestor race. Modern channeled material, particularly from the Swaruu/Taygetan corpus, reinterprets them as an offshoot of an ancient star civilization that retreated underground. Their defining trait is mastery of ‘Vril’, a universal energy source enabling telekinesis, telepathy, levitation, and advanced technology. Physical descriptions vary widely, from pale, tall, and elongated to more human-like, often with large luminous eyes. They are considered an ‘inner-earth’ civilization with no desire for surface contact, though some accounts claim they influence human affairs through secret societies.
The Vril-Ya homeworld is the interior of the Earth, specifically an advanced sub-terrestrial realm described as 'Agharta' or the 'Inner Earth Kingdom'. In some accounts, their original home was the star system of Aldebaran or a Pleiadian colony.
According to occult conspiracy, the Vril-Ya migrated from the surface to subterranean caverns after a cataclysm, possibly the fall of Atlantis. Taygetan/Swaruu narratives suggest they are the remnants of a genetically engineered slave race that rebelled and hid inside Earth.
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Humanoid, generally very pale skin, large luminous dark eyes (often almond-shaped), elongated limbs, and minimal body hair. In some depictions, they have high foreheads, and a serene, ageless appearance. Their bodies are adapted to low-light underground environments.
Mastery of the Vril force, a universal psychokinetic energy. They are said to be naturally telepathic, able to manipulate matter and energy through thought alone. Some accounts claim they feed on a form of cosmic energy rather than food.
Conspiracy lore suggests hybridization programs with humans, particularly through the Nazi Vril Society, aiming to create 'Aryan supermen'. Taygetan material describes the Vril-Ya as unable to reproduce naturally with humans but capable of genetic engineering.
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The Vril-Ya are depicted as a peaceful but isolationist society living in a utopian, underground civilization. They have no government in the human sense, operating through a collective council of Elders. Their culture values knowledge, harmony, and the responsible use of power. Some accounts describe them as lacking emotions like anger or jealousy.
Pantheistic; they see the Vril force as the divine essence of creation. They practice a form of energy meditation and non-dualistic spirituality, believing all life is interconnected.
Pure telepathy; they rarely use spoken language among themselves but may employ a tonal language when communicating with humans. Telepathic communication is described as direct and emotion-rich, with no deception.
Level: Extremely advanced, beyond human comprehension, but often hidden. Based on vibrational and psychokinetic principles rather than mechanical. Described as having free energy, anti-gravity craft, and instantaneous matter fabrication.
Their technology is a direct application of the Vril force. They use 'Vril sticks' or rods to focus energy for construction, transport, and defense. Some UFO folklore links their technology to the Nazi 'Vril Flugscheibe' (flying discs).
The Vril-Ya are native to Earth's interior, with deep connections to human esoteric traditions, Nazi mysticism, and modern UFO mythology. They are considered a remnant of an ancient global civilization that survived underground.
Claims of ancient contact with the Vril-Ya appear in Sumerian texts (as the 'Anunna' or gods from within the earth), and in Tibetan legends of Agharta. The 'Emerald Tablets of Thoth' are sometimes linked to Vril technology.
Modern contact claims surged in the early 20th century through the Vril Society in Germany, where mediums purportedly communicated with Vril-Ya beings who provided details about their society and technology. After WWII, these ideas merged with UFO abduction stories.
The Swaruu (Taygetan) channeled writings mention the concept of 'Vril' as an energy that can be harnessed by genetically advanced beings, but they do not endorse the existence of a separate Vril-Ya species. Other channelers (e.g., through the 'Agharta' network) describe them as a real subterranean culture.
The Vril-Ya are directly inspired by Bulwer-Lytton's novel. They are also linked to the Hyperborean myth, the origins of the Aryan race, and the hollow earth theory. Some equate them with the 'Shambhala' or 'Agharta' of Theosophy.
Some modern starseed communities identify as having Vril-Ya ancestry, claiming memories of living in underground cities. They often feel drawn to Earth's caves, sacred geometry, and energy technologies.
First Contact Period: The first documented fictional contact was in 1871. The first 'real' contact claimed by the Vril Society occurred in the early 1920s in Berlin through a medium.
The Vril-Ya are governed by a council of the most advanced elders. They are said to have no interest in power over surface humanity, but some conspiracy theories claim they manipulate world events behind the scenes through secret societies like the Thule and Vril Societies of pre-WWII Germany.
Primary source: Edward Bulwer-Lytton's 'The Coming Race' (1871). Esoteric extensions: the Vril Society (Berlin, 1920s), the Thule Society, modern hollow-earth conspiracies. Channeled: Swaruu/Taygeta (via YouTube/forums). Scholarly: 'Revelation of the Aryan Race' by Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke. Many sources are historically speculative.