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now obviously frater vd was influenced by helmut but who was helmut influenced by? allegedly, one such person was a sami shaman but i hardly have a clue what exactly such a person could have thought him. hopefully "sorcery cold" might help. some speculations on how the shamanic perspective might have contributed to things were also
1) spirit of playfullness and wonder that is cultivated as mentioned by a student of student of helmut
2) apparently shamanism in china may have evolved into qigong as a means to systematizing the imitation of animals. if this is true, there is certainly food of thought here as to the usefulness of mimesis. on this front, and also in relation to social control, it should be known that such techniques that ralph talks about would likely come natural to a factor 1 psychopath with interpersonal traits, who would also be a master of mimesis
on top of this there is this anecdote taken from a german forum with regards to what ice magic involved and helmuts abilities: