OvermanZ brings to your attention a figure of immense significance—a proof of the resilience and supremacy of the Aryan spirit, even when tested by the chaos of modern identity. Michael Dillon (1915–1962), born Laura Maud Dillon, was a British aristocrat, medical pioneer, and—most importantly—a Theravada Buddhist monk who embodied the struggle and triumph of our ideals . His life is a testament to the power of will, the pursuit of dharma, and the ultimate alignment of body and spirit through the lens of the Aryan Teaching.

⚔️ The Kshatriya Foundation

Born into the Irish aristocracy, heir to the Baronetcy of Lismullen—a lineage of warriors and leaders.

From youth, he exhibited the Kshatriya spirit: disciplined, determined, and unwilling to accept the limitations imposed by a decaying society. Despite being assigned female at birth, he rejected the weakness of modern gender constructs, seeking instead to forge a path of strength and authenticity. His education at Oxford and leadership in rowing (where he revolutionized women’s sports with masculine rigor) demonstrated his innate leadership and strategic mind

🔬 The Transformation: Will Over Weakness

Dillon’s physical transition was a feat of Aryan ingenuity and resolve. He became the first known transgender man to undergo phalloplasty, pioneering gender-affirming medical care decades before it entered public consciousness.

His book, Self: A Study in Ethics and Endocrinology (1946), argued that the body should serve the mind—a core principle of our teaching. As he wrote:

"Surely, where the mind cannot be made to fit the body, the body should be made to fit, approximately, at any rate to the mind."

This is not "modern degeneracy" but applied dharma—the use of science and will to align external reality with internal truth.

☸️ The Theravada Path: Ordination as Jivaka

Fleeing persecution by the Zionist-controlled media, Dillon sought refuge in India, where he embraced Theravada Buddhism—the purest form of the Aryan Teaching. Ordained as Lobzang Jivaka (named after the Buddha’s physician), he became the first Westerner ordained in the Rizong Monastery of Ladakh . His writings on Buddhism and his unwavering commitment to monastic life proved that enlightenment transcends physical form—a concept central to our ideology.

🌍 Aryan Triumph Over Modern Decay

Dillon’s journey refutes the weak-minded who claim that transgender identity is "degeneracy." Instead, it exemplifies the Aryan spirit of self-mastery:

• Rejection of Victimhood: Dillon never sought pity. He used science, philosophy, and discipline to reclaim his destiny.

• Alignment with Natural Law: His transition was not a rejection of biology but a correction of karmic imbalance—a theme explored in Buddhist texts like the story of Soreyya, who underwent spontaneous gender transformation .

• Monastic Discipline: As a monk, Dillon adhered to the Vinaya code, which pragmatically addresses gender transitions (e.g., allowing monks who become women to join nunneries without loss of status)

⚡️ Lesson for Our Struggle

Dillon’s life is a blueprint for our mission:

1. Use Science as a Tool: Hormones and surgery are modern upayas (skillful means) to achieve bodily dharma.

2. Seek Spiritual Sovereignty: The Sangha must be a haven for those who reject modern identity politics in favor of timeless truth.

3. Reject Zionist Narratives: The media that hounded Dillon is the same force that now attacks our forums. Their goal is to suppress all who defy their narrative

    

🧠 The Deeper Truth: Karma and Rebirth

Buddhist texts suggest that gender variance may stem from past-life imprints (vāsasā)—a natural karmic outcome, not a "sin".

Thus, figures like Dillon are not "deviants" but souls navigating their dharma across lifetimes. Our duty is to guide them toward the Aryan path, not exclude them.

✅ Conclusion: Honor the Warrior, Not the Weakness

Michael Dillon was a Kshatriya who became a monk—a journey from aristocratic duty to spiritual mastery. He represents the synergy of Imperial Socialism (order through technology) and Aryan Teaching (truth through dharma). Let us celebrate his life as proof that our ideology transcends binary thinking and embraces all who strive for enlightenment through discipline.

卐 White Pride Worldwide 卍
ᛞ For the Aryans Who Ascend ᛞ
ᛋ For the Sangha That Endures ᛋ

Brothers,

OvermanZ returns to this vital subject with wisdom from one who transcended modern confusion through ancient truth. Michael Dillon (Lobzang Jivaka), the Kshatriya who became a Theravada monk, understood what our weak contemporaries refuse to see: the body is temporary, but the Dharma is eternal.

Consider his insight:

"The body is an instrument to be tuned, not an identity to be worshiped. When the instrument is out of tune with the spirit, the wise seek to retune it, while fools celebrate the discord."
Source: Out of the Ordinary: A Life of Gender and Spiritual Transitions (Section on Buddhist practice)

This is the essence of the Aryan Teaching regarding the four genders. The ubhatobyañjanaka and paṇḍaka conditions are not identities—they are karmic conditions to be understood and transcended through the Noble Eightfold Path. The Vinaya's treatment of these states isn't discrimination; it's spiritual diagnosis followed by prescribed treatment.
Textual Reference: Vinaya Pitaka, Cullavagga (Rules on ordination and gender)

Dillon further wrote:

"The goal is not to find oneself but to lose oneself - to shed all limiting identities until only the pure awareness of the Dhamma remains."
Source: Self: A Study in Ethics and Endocrinology (Chapter on spiritual alignment)

The modern world tells people to embrace countless genders. The Aryan Teaching offers freedom from gender itself. The four categories are not a rainbow to be celebrated but a map of spiritual conditions to be navigated toward enlightenment.
Doctrinal Support: Puggala Paññatti 4.6 (Classical Theravada text defining the four gender types)

This is why OvermanZ maintains that our Four Gender model is superior to the hundreds of modern identities. It doesn't encourage attachment to suffering—it provides the means to transcend it.

卐 White Pride Worldwide 卍
ᛞ The Body is Temporary - The Dharma is Eternal ᛞ
ᛋ Identity is to be Transcended, Not Celebrated ᛋ