The seeds of this, I think you could say with elements like the Abu
Dhabi Faith Center that the Vatican and the Grand Emom have promoted together, which
is a multi faith center that includes the major so called monotheistic religions of Islam,
Judaism, and Christianity, but not just that, we also have a
lot of other world religions that fit into this model. And it's engineered and
tooled to be something that they want to roll out. So while I understand
that ancient religions are not necessarily all engineered, what they're rolling out will be
a new engineer religion that has the appearance of being ancient, that has the
appearance of being perennial or quote traditional. And to understand this and where we're
going, we have to go back into what they call the ancient mysteries.
And I was on a long road trip and I got a chance to read
several chapters from the Cambridge Companion too for Meticism and Mysticism, and they have
a lot of excellent academic essays in this book, and the first one deals
with the ancient mysteries. I wanted to share that with you because we have
to really understand this to understand what they're going to roll out and what they're
beginning to roll out now, and that will give us a template really to
understand and to critique this new Age movement that is summarized in the idea of
what they call Christ's consciousness. And we hear this buzzword ban feed about,
and I'm going to go into the history of that as well, where it
comes from, who was really the first to use it and why Although the
term itself isn't necessarily a problem, there was a Jesus Christ. He did
have consciousness. This is being retooled and repurposed into something odd, bizarre that
will fit into this theosophical new Age and ultimately even a Krollian agenda, as
we'll see if you go back to ancient Greece, and of course, obviously
mystery religions precede Greece, but a lot of what we know about today's history,
what we have in the heritage of so called freemasonry, right the idea
of the ancient mysteries. There is what's preserved from supposedly ancient Greece, and
the essence of this religion relates to the worship of Demeter and Persephony or the
Great Mother, as well as the gods of Samothrace and other surrounding regions.
At the time of the Roman Empire, the competing religion against Christianity was called
the Mythraic cult. The mythra Cult included at baptism with the blood of a
bull, as well as other rites that kind of mimic There was a kind
of a communal meal that mimicked Christianity's communion. But we're going to focus on
the Egyptian. Excuse me. The Greek elements of this, the ancient mysteries
known as the secret Rites of the Elusius or the Eleusinian mysteries. The Allosidian
Mysteries were a Greek ritual celebrated once a year at what they called the Telestrion,
And this was a sort of a temple that was built in Greece,
and it had an inner sanctum. In the inner sanctum housed a bunch of
interesting religious fetish objects and items, such as a cornstalk which represented the goddess
in that she produces corn from the ground, and an image apparently of Dionysius.
But what's fascinating about this is the entire week long or so procession that
was involved in the initiation into the Eliosinian mysteries and what they engaged in as
a kind of ritual initiation through what they call the kaikon, and the kaikon
is believed to be a hallucinogenic potion very similar to the LSD as we know
it today in terms of molecular structure. It is derived from the same integens.
In other words, at least this is the scholarship's view of this.
So although the higherfont of this religion, that's the leader of this religion himself,
would invoke the goddess, there's an amazing seak behind this religion as to
how apparently they were so successful in propagating this religion. And the Cambridge Companion
notes that what would occur is a long, week long procession. They would
carry ears of grain and stalks of grain. I said corn, I should
have said grain, not corn. That's in Native American and it's the same
goddess who's the corn goddess, But for the ancient Greeks it was the grain.
And the carrying of this procession included the opening of the underworld. After
the opening of the underworld at a cave, there would be a procession into
the temple and into the inner sanctum where the people who are being initiated into
the mysteries were brought in. They were given the Kaikion, which is the
hallucinogenic drink, and then they would be surrounded by a cacophony of sounds ritual
dance in the unveiling of the Goddess, or as Blovatski wrote, isis unveiled.
So although at that time it was Persephone, the same structure is mirrored
with isis kind of taking the place of either Demeter or Persephony, as the
Camish companion notes. So basically what we need is a shift away from what
even the scholars call fallow centric religion or a masculine patriarchal religion, away from
that towards something goddess related and something amenable to feminism. As you know,
in the Fourth Hour, we've had many people on, from Tim Gordon to
Rachel Wilson to discuss the origins and history of feminism, and one thing that
we noted throughout all of that was the tendency to move away from the idea
of God the Father or God the Son the Lord Jesus Christ, to move
into something more amenable to emotion, to feeling, to passion, to abandon
to frenzy. That's precisely the kind of rituals that we see involved in the
ancient mysteries. There weren't just the Ellosinian mysteries, by the way, there's
others. But the fascinating thing here is that what apparently happened was that they
would bring people into the inner sanctum and right when they drank the kaikion,
when they became really when they were tripping balls, basically, then the goddess
would appear. So here emerges this persephony or this demeter figure. And we
don't know exactly how that occurred. Was it some woman who just took off
her gown, I mean, we don't know. Was it some other kind
of machination, or was it actually some vision that they had through the leucinogenic
potion. We don't know, but at least that's where the scholarship thinks this
this went. In terms of the ritual, there was also sort of an
orgiastic sacred dance at times. There was the sacrifice of a pig that was
a key point in this ritual as well, And that actually makes sense if
you read the Books of the Maccabees, because in the Books of the Maccabees,
which is in the Orthodox and Catholic canon, it's not in the protest
canon, but it celebrates the rebellion of Judas Maccabeus against the Greek rulers over
Israel who wanted to defile the temple and oppress and ultimately to get the Jews
to become part of a Hellenic mystery religion. If you read Third Maccabees,
that even say that the reason that the oppression is occurring is to initiate the
Jews into the mysteries, and at that time the Jews were faithful and did
not want to do that, and hence why the Maccabees texts relate sort of
the history of the Church or the Proto Church. So you have this sacrificing
of a pig, which again matches up to what I'm saying that the Bible
even corroborates this with the story of the Maccabees, because Antiochus Abafans is the
one who wanted to sacrifice and did sacrifice the pig on the altar to defile
it. In the Maccabean period, the Jewish attemple altar, and so we
have this reference to the same type of praxis in extra biblical scholarship as well,
relationship to the Telestrion temple and the Inner Sanctum mysteries and the sacrificing of
the pig, and the revelation of Persephony and Demeter, and the companion notes
as well that the direct Demeter and Persephone in this myth are the direct inheritance
of the Egyptian story of Isis. And so what is the meaning of these
mysteries? What are they really trying to tell people? The irony is that
at least, and again in terms of the modern scholarship, is that this
companionate least posits that the revelation was actually the idea that in the mysteries,
what you're seeing is what the pre Socratic philosophers taught, particularly Permenides, that
being itself is the mystery. Now, again, there could be some debate
about this. We don't exactly know, but the theory at least is that
the idea was that through this ritual what you were coming to see this direct
perception, this direct vision, which by the way, is the same mysteries
and stories that are told in the later Neo Platonic tradition, whether it's Iamblicus
or Porphyry or Proclus, the same idea as of an ecstatic union with the
One, with the Source, with the beginning, with the monad, whatever
it is. This is called hnosis or ultimate sort of blending, so you
sort of merge back into the primordial one or the primordial source. So,
in other words, the mysteries that the Eleusinians and the ancient Greek mysteries were
containing ultimately this principle that's in philosophy and neoplatonism, a kind of an abstracted
metaphysical position that you become one with everything, You become one with being itself.
What does that mean? What is being itself? After this orgiastic frenzy,
all the gongs and the music and the sacred dance, and then when
the trip begins to wear off, the initiate comes back believing that they have
become one with everything. And if you've ever talked to any of the lsd
you know, DMT, Mushroom Bros. Or whoever, everybody has this story.
Oh, I fell igo is one with everything, dude, Look everything
blended into me and know I've blended into everything man and everything was one.
That's no new experience, it's actually the experience of all of the ancient world
in the ancient mysteries. What does that actually mean though, What does it
mean to be one with everything and one with source and one with the beginnings
of all reality? Well, ultimately, according to at least some of the
theories, the mystery is just that you are God, and God is in
you. So look within right know thyself, as the old saying goes.
So the mysteries of Isis, the mysteries of Egypt, the mysteries of ancient
Greece, although they include a lot of fanciful stuff, a lot of ritual
and symbol Perhaps the orphic texts are another example of this, where it recapitulates
the neoplatonic journey of the soul back to the one, and ultimately, in
this system of the orphic mystery, it's the journey of the soul away from
the body. So the body is seen to be something that's bad, negative,
it's an imprisoning thing. As Plato said, the body is the prison.
It's alm a samum. So you got to get back to the source,
back to the one from which you are originally emerged and lose your kind
of particularity. This is also again very prevalent, as you might imagine,
in Far Eastern religions, the idea that ultimately we need to lose our individuality
in particularity and be merged back into some gigantic, amorphous blob of the One.
And that's not an example, that's not an accident, because again,
most of these ancient religions, whether the Far Eastern religions or whether they are
the ancient mystery religions, kind of seem to have this core principle or truth,
this perennial truth. We might say that all I'm not saying it's true.
Their version of what it is. Their truth is that we need to
merge back into the One and achieve union with it and lose our individuality.
The orphic mysteries are pretty fascinating because they actually relate a lot of what would
become Platonic philosophy, and even the scholarship admits that there does seem to be
at least some degree of origin. Again in the Egyptian mysteries. If you
read Plato in the Timaeus, he relates to the story of Solon one of
the Greek statesman's going to Egypt and learning all of these quote mysteries from the
Egyptians, and then he passes that down into Platonic philosophy, particularly the Timaeis,
which is Plato's cosmogony, his origin of the universe, his history of
the universe. But this is where we get these symbols that pop up in
a lot of the ancient religion, or they excuse me, a lot of
the mystery religion texts and works. Which is the snake and the egg,
right, this is the orphic egg, and this has to do with the
meaning of the eternality of the universe. So it appears again in the in
Plato's tomais because the symbolism there of the snake in the egg relates to the
eternality of the universe, and that nature itself is kind of a snake eating
its own tail, right, so it always gives birth to again again to
a new reality. The seasons and death come and eat it, and then
it comes back. That, of course, is the whole story of Persephony
and her descent into the underworld and to return. So in other words,
they're all sort of recycling the same basic structures and stories to tell what,
according to the scholarship, is admitting is just the idea that you yourself are
ultimately got. If you want to know what God wants, or what Divinity
is, or what your life means, why I look within and decide that
you yourself are God. That's interesting because in the same companion I read the
Crawl Young chapter, and in crawl Jung's chapter he basically says the same thing.
Now, I'm I don't want to go too far afield into Crawl Young,
but I would like to point out that there are a lot of interesting
insights in Crawl Youung. So I'm not trying to say that everything that crawl
Jung says is bad or useless or worthless or whatever. A lot of world
religion, philosophy and theology is very fascinating. They have a lot of insights.
But for Kraljung, he was a sort of an archaeologist of ideas.
What Young wanted to do was reconstruct an archaeology of ancient religion and ideas into
a new system that could be used to diagnose and treat people called psychoanalysis,
and by studying dreams, where he believed that these archetypal images were re emerging
what he called the collective unconscious. Everyone he believed shared in this tapping into
this collective unconscious where these archetypes would manifest in the dream process. He says,
ultimately, the goal here is that you become yourself. So the tello
the purpose of union, psychoanalysis and philosophy is that all of these archetypes,
which he said are quote real mental life forces, actually do have some real
existence that you tap into and that you manifest in your life. And if
you are out of whack, then you will sort of manifest these aberrations and
your personality in your life through not having a successful integration of the dark and
the light, the good and the bad principles. So for Carl Jung,
the idea is that you integrate these things, the evil or what we call
quote evil, to become your higher self or your true self. All of
the myths and the ancient myths of the world religions are manifestations and versions of
this inner archetypal life of the subconscious that's portrayed and again sort of incarnated,
you could say, in all the world religions and all of man's recorded history,
in terms of the myths. The myths are really just the manifestations of
the inner dream state of the individuals relating the myths. So what's fascinating about
that is that Krawljung, by the way, I would add to that,
Carl Jung was studying at the famous psych psychiatric interestute I think in Switzerland called
Bergolsy and Bergoltsi is interesting because it was a famous mk ulture institute as well.
A lot of people think that mk ulture was only this you know,
limited US program about Mike control. No is actually taking place all over the
world. Bergolti was one of the places. In fact, if I recall,
Young was there at the exact same time as doctor Ewan Cameron and they
were studying together. Now, I don't know that Carljung himself was actually working
on any mk Ultra projects. I'm not saying that because we don't have evidence
of that as far as I'm aware. However, he was working there at
the same time as the other m k LTRA doctors. And if you look
at Burgoltsy, it actually looks just like what you would think a kind of
a Hollywood image of a you know, mind control mad scientist facility would look
like. Keep in mind too, that Carl Jung was also known as Agent
for eighty eight because he was an operative for the OSS, the predecessors of
the CIA, and there's cables and letters that are now declassified. They're actually
part of Kral Young's collected collective works between him and I think Ellen Dalles of
what would eventually be the CIA. So that's relevant because a lot of people
say that Carl Young was working with and sympathetic to the Nazis, to tiny
mustache man, but no, that's actually not the case. He was actually
working secretly as a OSS operative against the Nazis. But the whole purpose of
why I was getting into this is that, as the Cambridge Companion notes,
Krawl Young old owed all of his philosophy two Basilidian gnosticism and the ancient notions
of alchemy. So basically he just sort of concocted out of ancient gnostic texts,
which were in early anti Christian sect his own sort of religion that was
like a psychological treatment process, a pseudo religion, so to speak. And
after Jung passed away, there were several successors, you could say, to
the Jungian ethos some of which actually became a kind of a quasi cult,
a quasi religion. Others continued in a more philosophical tradition and route. I
think Henry Corbyn as one of the well known Union inheritors today. But the
point was that Carl Jung came up with this idea as well, that he
talked about a kind of Christ's consciousness. I don't know that he was the
first to use the term, but heatly spoke of this as a way to
transform all of the symbolism of all the religions into what he perceived to be
the ultimate quote Christ consciousness, which was not anything to do with dogma or
the incarnation or the doctrine of the Trinity, or the life, death and
resurrection of Christ or anything like that. It was rather a relativizing to psychologize
odd and Christian theology into basically a kind of self help journey to make you
better your better self. That's interesting because you know a lot of today's pop
people out there say the exact same thing. You could probably figure out who
I'm You could probably figure out who I'm talking about. You know, I
see people over there listing and they're kind of cracking up over in the corner
laughing. But they don't know that they haven't integrated their dark side yet.
I'm talking about Jordan Peterson and others, right, And I'm not saying that
everything Jordan Peterson says is bad. I'm just pointing out that the ultimate sort
of system that JBP is utilizing, according to himself, is the union ethos.
Jordan Peterson says that he owes pretty much everything to Carl Young. He's
read all the collected writings of Young. And this again, this idea of
Christ's consciousness allows the replacing of Jesus and the doctrine of the Church and Christianity
to be psychologiz and turned into a self help kind of one size fits all,
make it into whatever you want that ultimately makes you your own God.
So notice that when we go back to the ancient mystery of religions, the
great secret that was revealed in the mysteries was that being itself is everything,
and you are everything you are being, and you are your own God.
And look inside yourself and you can save yourself. So are you noticing a
pattern here, because we're going to look at some other religions and cults that
will play into this emerging world religion, and I think that if you want
to find one common denominator, it's going to be this. It's going to
be that. The religion the salvation here in this world religion that's emerging is
that you are your own savor and you can save yourself. Let me read
this brief section here to give you an idea of what I'm talking about.
Carl Jung was the son of a Protestant, and so he kind of had
a a initial animus against dogma and ritual. Rather, he saw the life
of Christ not as a one time historical occurrent occurrence, but rather as a
kind of mysticism. Again, to meister Eckhart or Jacob Boeen, the life
of Christ becomes always an everywhere present, as an archetype that's interwoven throughout all
of humanity. This does not mean that there's any kind of sectarianism in Carl
Jung. Rather, he wants to get rid of all traditions and deconstruct them
and rather have a kind of psychologized system to integrate different aspects of the person's
psyche. In two studies, a psychological approach to the Trinity and the Transformation
of the symbolism in the mass that Carl Jung wrote. He was later criticized
for quote psychologizing all of religion. Young respond to that quote. God for
him was not something metaphysical or nontological thing or real thing. It was rather
a kind of mental image, an idea that appears in the human psyche.
Thus he didn't want to make any theological pronouncements, but rather Christ is all
and we are in him. He is everything. So notice that's again the
Christ's consciousness, which is so elastic to basically be anything and nothing at once,
you see, And that's very useful. A lot of these new ag
kinds of cults and religions, they'll use these very vague ideas and principles so
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others. It's going to be fun. Now we're talking about these cults that
play into the emergence of a new pseudo religion, a new world religion,
a new engineer controlled religion that can promote the ultimate technocratic global governance agenda that
they want. So whatever is useful in the ancient religions, ancient mystery religions,
things like theosofy, things like Indian thought, Hinduism, Tantra yoga,
all of those things can kind of be packaged together in a cafeteria style product
that allows you to elastically make it whatever you want. I want to talk
about one of these other cults that's very important, that is a spinoff in
a way from Madam Blavatski's Theosophy society, and that's of course Alistair Crowley's well,
his version of the Oto, which is something that kind of emerges out
of German occultism at the turn of the last century, and Hermeticism in alchemy
and Tibetan Buddhism and Tantrism. All of these were again kind of mixed together
by figures such as Carl Kellner and Theodore Royce back in nineteen oh six,
maybe even eighteen ninety five. It's actually debated as to how early this society
was. But the reason I'm picking this society is that he had a curious
direct connection to the establishment through the fact that Alistair Croley worked for British intelligence
for a good while. He was known as a provocateur and a kind of
an informant. He wasn't an actual agent, but he was more of a
guy for hire, you could say, and he engaged in actually some anti
British propaganda on the part of the Germans in World War One, which we
now know was actually his role as a British intelligence operative. And that's relevant
too because he was also working closely with characters like Franz Hartmann, who with
Royce and Kelner helped develop this original Oto society that would evolve into the Krolian
Society and the religion of the Lima, which is Croley specific religion. The
religion of the Oto again borrowed from Freemasonry, the Hermetic Order of the Golden
Dawn which preceded it, and basically it pulled from various perennialist religious texts like
Hargrave Jennings Book, Fallicism, another text that Royce wrote called the Lingam Yoni,
which was borrowing from a lot of Hindu philosophy. And the decision was
that or the secret that they came to excuse me, was that all of
religion is ultimately a sex magic ritual. So basically, if you wanted to
understand all the mysteries of say Freemasonry, according to Royce, Kellner and others,
the secret of Freemasonry was really just sex magic. We know that Masonry,
for example, is about the generative principle and the principles of nature,
right seeds, product, production, life, the cycle of life. That's
again going back to that orphic egg and the ooral boros that we mentioned earlier.
But for example, Franz Hartmann was a theosophist and being influenced by Bolovatski
and coming out of that school. That's fascinating because according to doctor Richard Svinz,
who again wrote the text on Crowley as an operative of intelligence, he
also notes in another essay that he wrote that it looks like Blovatski was an
operative of intelligence as well. And if you know the if you recall the
lectures that we did from the Milner Fabian taxed by Joan Rotu, the Romanian
analysts, he points out that there's always this really close connection between the Royal
Society, well Institut International Affairs, the Rothschild Rhodes Milner circles, and the
promotion of theosophy. So the origins if the oscry are not just as an
organic out of nowhere, you know, new religious culled mixing a bunch of
things, but actually the elites of the British establishment. This would then be
pushed in other regions throughout the British Empire, and also pushed in America eventually
through the United Nations. The United Nations eventually adopted what they called the I
guess you could just say that a trio of witch bitches we've got Blovatski,
Bailey, and Bassan, three witches that they were chosen to be the representative
expressions of what the UN considers the perfect future religion. This is why,
of course, they created what was originally called the Lucifer Trust, and it's
now known as the Loosest Trust. So they just changed the letter because the
optics were a little bad by calling it the LuSE for Trust. But the
ideas that are promoted through the Luser Trust are essentially also more or less when
you dig into it, identical to the ideas promoted in the ancient mystery religions.
The idea is promoted by Carlung and the ideas promoted by the Hermetic Order
of Golden Dawn and the Oto. Ultimately, Crowley, when he became sort
of the head of this group after others who were less colorful, shall we
say, Crowley, decided that it was time for a new revelation. Curley
claimed to receive the Book of the Law as a revelation from an entity he
called Iwas or Horas that ultimately he said was three gods that revealed this new
revelation to him in Cairo, Egypt, in nineteen oh four, known as
nut Hadit and rajor Kuit. This began what he called a new system of
magic known as AA or the argentiem Astroum. And he published this in his
periodical called The Equinox. This was the birth of the religion known as Thelema,
a kind of quote scientific illuminism. Of course, there's not really anything
scientific. I think he just utilized that as a kind of sales term because
science was very popular at this time, or the notion of being quote scientific.
Welvaski did the same thing where she called her you know, her society
quote scientific enlightenment. What Curly did, though, was basically take a copy
paste template from a bunch of different religious traditions and quote wrote a bunch of
new rituals and created a new church. He wrote, rewrote all of the
society's rituals. Wait a minute, why if this is an ancient thing,
why is it all being rewritten and made up? Right? This sounds more
like a copy paste template that's being used. But in fact, this is
what we see with all of these characters. Right. You just take the
ancient mystery religions to kind of rearrange and shuffle it around a little bit no
boom, We've got a new world religion. But the three elements of this
religion are the will its intentionality, solar fallicism that is, the worship of
the sun principle, and sex magic. And ultimately those three things are also
kind of identical, this solar fallic religion again, and it's not organic,
it's not anything new. It's a rehashing of the things that we heard earlier.
Now you might say, well, but wait a minute, I thought
earlier you were saying that it was goddess stuff. Yeah, there's nothing antithetical
to this society's magic that is against the idea of the goddess. It's just
rather that Crowley said that doing butt stuff was actually much more effectual in a
magical way than anything to do with the jaj, shall we say, And
so the magic was much more powerful if you could turn it into something skittles.
Let's say. That's partly why the aon or the era that we're going
into now is a Skittles aon. It's the aon of the Skittles, we'll
say. And I think you guys all know what I'm talking about. In
fact, I saw a video of people who who can't give birth that claim
to think that they can give birth, and they were giving birth to butt
babies where they were actually spitting plastic babies out of their butt because they're and
this was the way that they would quote give birth until we get the situation
like Arnold Schwarzenegger's movie Junior, where men can actually get babies. Do you
remember the movie Junior? Like, remember Arnold gives birth And in like nineteen
eighty nine, Arnold was telling us where we're going. Men are going to
give birth in the New Aon in that movie with Danny DeVito. It's a
ridiculous movie. I'm not actually literally saying that Arnold was telling us anything.
I'm sure Arnold is all for all of this. Get to the top of
right the chopper, get it the chopper anyway. Ultimately, aside from all
the butt babies and stuff like that, the purpose of this religion is initiation
into quote self realization, where you decide and become your higher self. Wait
a minute, that's exactly what Carl Jung said. That's exactly what the ancient
mystery religion said. So ultimately, I'm just my own god, and I
just merge with myself to calm my higher self. So it's just self worship,
just worsh thing yourself. It's just you are your own God. It's
amazing how all the religions are basically saying the same thing. Now, another
cult I wanted to mention another group is another figure. I wouldn't say he
has a cult per se, but he's one of the figures that's a modern
version of the Levatsky Baissant Bailey trio that the United Nations promoted very heavily.
I don't I'm not sure if he's around anymore, but as an example and
proof of what I'm talking about that this wasn't something you know, fifty sixty
years ago, it's still ongoing. David Spengler wrote a book in nineteen seventy
eight, reproduced in twenty twelve. You can see it right here. It's
called Reflections on the Christ, and this again is an official, kind of
a un promoted and sponsored book. And the second chapter is called Lucifer,
Christ and God. And I want to see what he says about Christ's conscious
Now, he's one of the figures that's key because he really promoted the idea
of Christ's consciousness beyond any degree that people prior to him, like Krawljong had
done so, even though he's not the originator, and maybe it's not even
krawl Young and I even sure who the first to say this, But Spangler
says that in the order in order that consciousness might have an experience of God,
God manifests himself as a center. I think he means a center of
consciousness. We would see it from this level then, that he manifests himself
as a number of centers. When you actually touch the center and become united
with that consciousness, you realize that there is only one center, and then
all reality has ultimately only been one. In manifestation, there appears then an
infinite number because each of each one of us is centered in God. Every
individual man is a microcosm of God because he is God. Interesting quote there,
and again that's all just again repeating all the stuff that we've said before.
He says that if you want to understand the history of mankind, you
have to understand the energies of Lucifer. This is quoting him. We attract
and we give what we want in terms of the energies that we are surrounded
by. When the energies of Lucifer are used wrongly, it cuts you off
from the outflow, and it restricts the endflow of energy. This keeps us
locked within ourselves. Wait a minute, I thought, we want to go
within ourselves to become our own gods, So why would we not want to
do that. We can't grow until we break free from this pressure. When
this great project of evolution of man began AONs ago, man went forth as
a consciousness to discover his own divinity, and Lucifer went with him. Lucifer
is just what this name implies. He is the bringer of light. His
task was to give man those energies which would strengthen his inner being and lighted
the microcosmic world to be kindled, to become, to burn ever more brightly.
This set into motion a great spiritual indrawing, and the evolution of man
actually required this. Out of the particular condition arose the negative states of what
we call evil quote unquote. This is collective. There's a collective sense in
which man sees himself operating outside of himself as an evil force. But of
course he's paying. Basically, the evil isn't a real thing. It's our
perception. Man was using the energy to a Lucifer to do all this,
and using these energies, a Lucifer was then channeled to create evil. And
since Lucifer is a great being who fully accepts responsibilities and his task and the
energies that he releases, Lucifer also experienced within himself this incredible misuse of what
he gave us. Over millennia there was there began to be built up an
aspect of Lucifer which was plunged increasingly into isolation. Because the ultimate effect of
too much creative selfishness leads to isolation. This isolation then takes the form of
a soul. So really this is a kind of a representation of a lot
of a no Costic mythology, and the stories of the fall of Lucifer and
the soul of man being fallen you find us in origin. For example,
all of this sorrow and pain that Lucifer experience continues to be experienced because he
is responsible for the energies that he releases into man's consciousness, and as long
as man misuses these, the impact of that misuse rebounds upon Lucifer himself.
If man descends into great inner darkness, Lucifer descends with him to keep man,
to keep giving man these energies, to give him enough rope to hang
himself until man has said I've had enough of this, And then he says,
I want the light. Lucifer will give to man the products of man's
negative creativity, that he might learn the wages of creative responsibility. Man is
thus his own Satan, just as man is his own salvation. So again,
you're your own salvation. And these are really just he says, on
the one hand that they're real beings, but then he says, they're just
productions of your psyche. Since the energy is a Lucifer goat to build up
this thought form that we call Lucifer Lucifer, or shall I say the shadow
Lucifer, it can be identified with the thought form, and in this there
is some confusion. It can also be a collective thought form of love without
fear, and then we can go forward from the shadow to find the true
Angel of light into man to bring this in demands inner worlds. This is
a lot of gibberish, a lot of nonsense, but he says, if
you want to come under the energies of Christ, then we find balance.
Christ is the balance to Lucifer. So notice, it's not choosing virtue and
getting rid of vice. It's not getting rid of evil in our life.
It's integrating and balancing out good and evil in ourselves. Again, the very
thing that Caral Young taught Christ is the perfect balance of Lucifer. He is
the centrifical power force that balances out Lucifer's force. By the way, kral
Young wrote a whole essay called aon where he says the exact same thing that
Christ is the flip side of Antichrist. Antichrist is the flip side of Christ.
Lucifer is the opposite of Jesus. Jesuspposite of Lucifer, and they both
necessitate one another. This sort of dualistic philosophy is the essence ultimately of all
of these perennialist traditions and world religions, and that will be the essence of
the future coming world religion. Christ is the same force as Lucifer. You
see, this is page fifty of Spangler's text, and he moves seemingly in
the opposite direction. Lucifer moves to create light within one through the pressure of
experience. Christ moves out to release that light, wisdom and love into creation.
Christ is the unifier and the same force as Lucifer. So notice between
multiple different cults and even going back to the ancient religions, as Spangler says,
and he if you move on to phase fifty three, he talks about
Lucifer ultimately is the one that awakens us to the good. And so this
is kind of a gnostic reading of the fall of man in Genesis. The
idea here being that if you didn't fall, you would have never known freedom
and liberation. So ultimately, Satan, Lucifer is a good God. Yes,
there might be a lot of evil that we experience, but that's all
part of the integration and process so that you can become your true higher self.
So you see how everything is muddied and confused and flipped around and turned
into its opposite. It's all contradictions. And really what it does is it
allows you, as the individual person, to become your own God. And
isn't that interesting because that's exactly what Satan says in the Garden to Adam and
Eve. He says, has God really said this? God doesn't want you
to know these things or to partake of that, because he knows that you'll
be like him, and he wants to keep you down. No, you
see, you need to be your own God. You need to determine good
and evil, because you ultimately are your own God. So, in other
words, the very thing that Satan says in the Garden of Eden to Adam
and Eve as a temptation, as a test, is the very thing that
all of these new agers and cultists and people are repeating. Identical message.
You can be your own God, you can determine good and evil. Look
within you decide these things. It's exact same message. So underneath a bunch
of ritual and garb and symbols and all this, we find the exact same
message being taught of you becoming God. You are God. Look inside yourself.
You don't need God. And that's why the danger of this world religion
is not so much in specific doctrines that it's going to teach, but only
in the doctrine that man is God and that ultimately is an Antichrist religion.
I don't know if we're in the intems or anything like that. I'm not
saying it's the end of the world. I don't know that, but I
don't have to know that. If I can identify the exact same deceptive message
of Genesis three and the temptation there with what's going on here in these new
age cold and religions. Will remind you too that I have a new book
coming out, Esoteric Hollywood three will be out very soon. You can go
to my website Jasonelsons dot com go to the shop you get signed copies of
part one in part two. Look forward to Part three as well as my
other books, like my six hndred page book on Geopolitic A couple weeks ago
in the Fourth Hour, where we talked about the ancient mysteries, the religious
cults that have proliferated, especially in the twentieth century, and what the overall
plan of the new World Order is to utilize a global religion, a new
created religion, to help steer people into and focus their attention into the technocratic
world that they want to bring about. In other words, the religion functions
as a tool, as a kind of an appendage to help promote, prop
up and further the agenda of the technocratic super state that they want to bring
about. We know, for example, that Hgul said in some of his
books that they would erect a new aid each world religion where people would worship
what he said was quote the principle of Lucifer. He didn't believe that it
was a real being. In his mind. As a sort of atheist,
high level freemason, he believed in a kind of I guess you could say
Luciferianism that was Promethean, that man could sort of take the fire of his
own technocratic prowess and build a new world order, a utopian world order of
socialism and Marxism and Fabianism. And I think that the elite, especially if
you read somebody like Altos Huxley's book Perennialism or The Print of Philosophy, he
says that the collectivist idea that's necessary for the coming global order requires some kind
of collectivist religion to promote it up and to prop it up. Religions have
historically been a source of debate, source of division. Jesus of course said,
I did not come to bring peace, but division, a sword to
split households, to split people over his claims. To the claim, for
example, of Christ being the son of God is a historically very divisive claim.
But the mystery religions, as we saw in a couple of weeks ago
in the fourth Hour, they had a different approach. They had an approach
based around ecstatic experience, and this goes back to the ancient Greek mysteries,
the Eleusinian mysteries, the Orphic mysteries, which are another version of Platonism.
It goes back to the mysteries of Demeter and Persephony, and we read about
we talked about how, according to the scholarly consensus, the academic Hambri's companion
to Western Mysticism and Meticism, which I've been reading past week, that they
utilized a religious ritual of hallucinogenic initiation. It was believed that they drank the
chichion or this powerful hallucinogenic potion, and then the priests of the mysteries would
lead them into the inner sanctum of the temple, and there would be orgiastic
dances, and there would be symbols, and there would be sounds and loud
clanging and all this sort of sensory overload intended to cause a kind of a
breakdown in the psyche, in the mind of the person, and then it
would bring out some woman who was intended to be the manifestation of the goddess,
and of course if you're tripping balls hardcore and you see that, you
would definitely believe that you were seeing the goddess, especially if you didn't know
about the effects of hallucinogens or something like that. So we could see this
was a very powerful ritual. Obviously a very powerful impact that was had on
the people who celebrated these mysteries in ancient Greece, and there were similar types
of mysteries that passed into ancient Rome. Now the New World Order is not
stupid. They have studied all of these traditional quote unquote pagan religions, the
initiatory rites, the processes of how the high priests and the priestessays were able
to manipulate, in a sense mind control people into accepting some sort of worship
of the state and most one of the common factors here amongst all these ancient
mystical religions and pagan religions is that they really just become default worshipers and pointers
signpoint or signposts pointing to the worship of Beirou, the State, Caesar,
et cetera. So you can kind of do whatever you want in the mystery
religions or have whatever religion. You want. This is kind of the attitude
of Rome, just as long as you pay obeisance to Caesar as the final
divine authority on earth. That of course led to the Christians in the early
Church the first three centuries not accepting that claim of Caesar. They would agree
to Caesar having a limited state power, a power within limits. But if
Caesar overstepped that bound and said something like you have to worship me, then
know we have a duty. As the early Church argued to obey God over
the state over Caesar. That of course led to the first three centuries of
Christian martyrs famously. But we can see in these ancient relig it's not just
a kind of a appeal to based desires and an appeal to ecstatic experience as
a way to supplant, say the Bible or divine revelation or something like that
to control people, but also principles for mind control. The CIA, for
example, at the time of the mk ulture project, and through people like
Gordon Wawston who went to find certain mushrooms in Latin South America that would eventually
become the bases for Hoffmann and others at Sandels Pharmaceuticals to create what we know
of is LSD. He was actually sponsored by Macy's Macy Foundations, so there
was a lot of money. He's also sponsored by JP Morgan. Money went
into the discovery of these anentia gens and these substances that would become the basis
for the creation of LSD and its use in the various mk ulture projects.
That was in part coming from studies of indigenous religious traditions and cultures that utilized
these pollucinogenic properties. It wasn't just Latin and South American, Aztec, etc.
Type cultures that were studied. They've also studied the ancient mystery religions which
were apparently doing very similar types of things. Now, I would make a
parallel to the way that the big pharmaceutical companies, even though it's not an
overt religion. We live in a world where everything is some sort of a
diagnosis, Everything is some sort of a chemical imbalance or problem that is treated
with other chemicals. Really, the basis of all modern biology and life science
is a reductionist materialist attitude that well Man is just really reducible to matter to
chemical reactions, and so whatever his problems are, they must just simply be
chemical reactions, and so we can treat his problems with just more chemicals.
Hence the whole idea of the big pharmaceutical companies that basically run and control pretty
much the entire medical industrial complex. That's of course exemplified in the last several
years of what we saw with Kouf and that global rollout. But if you
go back to the ancient mysteries, another secret that we saw that was revealed
was that the ancient mysteries ultimately tell the initiate, when he's fully initiated,
that the great secret of all secrets is that God is being Being is just
an immaterial or an all pervasive pantheistic force. It's all of reality, and
you are being itself. Just look withinside, you, bro, You're your
own God. According to multiple essays in this excellent Cambridge companion to mysticism and
her meticism and alchemy, the great secret of all of these sects, of
all of these secret societies that are listed in at least in these Western secret
society is that you're your own God. Just look within, and that would
even include things like freemasonry as well, although that's maybe not as immediately clear
in the lower levels of freemasonry, where the assumption is that you believe in
some sort of monotheistic quote unquote deity. If we go back again to other
ancient mystical texts and religions, we'll find that there's a similar pattern with those
as well. For example, in the ancient Pythagorean mysteries, we have the
basis for Plato's usage of eugenics. Pythagoras, for example, who we know
of from geometry in the Pythagorean theorem that famous Pythagoras, according to the Cambridge
Companion, he derived his mystical doctrines from India and from various Brahmins that perhaps
he had come in contact with or from the ancient Egyptian mysteries, and so
whether it's reincarnation or whether it is the mathematical worship that he engaged in.
For Pythagoras, these mysteries are just a restatement of older mathematical principles that he
derived from previous, earlier cultures. Eventually we get the adoption, however,
of Plato taking elements of Pythagoras removing other elements. One of those elements was,
for example, that the Pythagorean tradition mystery school was not supposed to divulge
the secrets. You're supposed to keep them secret. Plato publicly wrote about all
these things, and so Plato was actually expelled from the Pythagorean circles. This
led to it kind of a split between those that followed Pythagoras and then those
that became Platonist or the school of Plato. The mysteries of Pythagoras are essentially
the same thing as the mysteries of Apollo, but represented and given focus in
terms of mathematics and music. This would eventually, by the way, give
rise to what's called the quadru which is the four elements of the classical studies,
is so to speak, that we're used by the Middle Ages in terms
of all pretty pretty much all medieval pedagogy use this, But all the way
up until Isaac Newton you still have amongst people like Newton or William Blake or
Milton the same idea of a secret hermetical Christianity, that's the quote true Christianity
that has to be understood by the initiates, by the elite. Well,
whereas the public Christianity that's out there is a kind of false Christianity. Of
the profane, but the true initiate. Christianity is really another version of the
pantheistic your own God, God is within you brow philosophy that happens to coincide
with what we read about in Neoplatonism. Neoplatonism is the school of Platonic philosophy
after Plato himself and after Aristotle and what's called the Middle Platonists. The Neoplatonists
are people like Plotinus, who taught that there's this source, this great unknowable
beyond being source that poured forth all of reality from all eternity, to be
a kind of emanation out of the One. So it's contrasted to Christianity because
it doesn't teach creation ex nilo. It's not a personal God that you can
have a relationship with. It's an impersonal super substance or super force or super
essence, the One, the Monad, and from that monad comes all particularity,
all multiplicity. You'll notice, of course, that this does share some
overlap with Far Eastern philosophies, where we find out that the individual is just
kind of a reflection, just a a mini instance of the monad of the
One, and that real reality is all intended to merge back into the One
at some point in the future. And I'm going somewhere with this because you're
going to see I think that that whole idea of re emerging back into the
collective into the one, to lose your particularity is really what becomes useful to
the new World order technocratic elite as the basis of their new world religion.
At root, it will be a sort of pantheistic monistic position where everything merges
back into the one. Because if you want to have a world government,
it's not going to work to have a religion that allows for demarketing true and
false, having dogmas and non dogmas inside outside. Everything has to be included.
It has to be all inclusive. Likewise, in the Middle Ages we
had Jewish mysticism known as Kabbala, and Kabbala develops out of various Rabbinic teachings
and schools to also borrow and utilize elements of Neoplatonism early gnosticism to try to
explain things like why do we have distinctions in the world, why is their
creation at all? Why do we have evil? The problem of evil or
theodicy. So the medieval Cabbalists, we're interested in utilizing mysticism out of the
new Platonist in the Gnostics to also try to explain these questions in these issues.
And once again we find out that in Cabbalism the tendency is also towards
either dualism or pantheism, and good and evil become kind of relativized necessary sides
of the same coin. So good and evil aren't really things out there.
It's sort of like you control and you cause them to be based on your
perception, so everything gets subjectivized. Likewise, amongst many medieval Roman Catholic so
called mystics and so called saints, we have a tendency towards pantheism, a
tendency towards dialectical opposition, which will eventually give rise to Marxism. Figures like
Joacum of feor the spiritual Franciscans, who were rebelling against and rejecting the worldly
glitz and glamour of the medieval papacy. They thought, no, you've got
to go to the opposite extreme and become these sort of wandering poor mystics who
become Jesus ourselves. Right. Francis of Assisi claims to be crucified like Christ
and to have the stigmata on his hands. He claimed to have seen an
angel crucified. Of course, Galatians one tells us not to follow random bizarre
visions like that, and after Francis we get a myriad of Western mystics who
followed suit with all kinds of bizarre claims and bizarre histrionics. Women saints claiming
to have Jesus carving his name into their chest, Jesus giving them a circumcision
ring. All of this effeminate HISTORYONICS has nothing to do with the Christianity that
we see in the first thousand years of Christianity. It's a clear departure off
into weird ecstasy, weird Historyonics with meister Eckhart and his pantheism, with Jean
Gerson and Nicholas of Cusa, who begins to argue for pantheism as a famous
cardinal. Alex Jones hereon X Welcome back to the fourth hour of the Austown
Show. We are taking a tour of the last two millennia, working our
way up from the ancient Greeks and Rome into the period of the Middle Ages
and the various mystics that sort of popped up that unwittingly maybe became the predecessors
to Marxism, socialism, communism, Fabianism, and really the technocratic order that
we're going into. I'm not saying, of course, that today's technocrats are
identical in their philosophy to ancient Platonism necessarily or some bizarre medieval mystic, but
if you study the last two millennia, you do find that most of the
academic scholarship that treats of these subjects does admit an ideological lineage from a lot
of these figures to where we are today. And so it helps to understand
the breakdown of the Biblical tradition, the breakdown of the Western philosophical tradition through
the bizarre and even esoteric philosophies promoted by a lot of the famous figures that
we're talking about now. We were coming up to the figure of Nicholas of
Cusa, who is a cardinal in the fourteen hundreds, and he's really kind
of on the cusp of this modern period, very similar to other figures around
that time, like the famous medieval mystic meister Eckhart, who basically said that
God's presence in the soul is so intense that it essentially becomes the soul,
and the soul becomes one with God in a metaphysical sense, that God really
is your soul, you really are, So it's pantheism. There's no distinction
maintained between the creator and the creature. You actually become God. That's the
great secret of meister Eckhart. Nicholas of Cusa is one of the first,
for example, to posit that the universe in space and time are themselves infinite,
and so perhaps we could get a multiverse. So he's a very key
figure in the modern absurdities of the notion of multiverse and quantum Gibber Jabber.
But again, before we come to one of the key people that's overlooked,
Hegel himself, we have to remember that these mystical atysotericis of the Middle Ages
were very influential on Hegel. Hegel, for example, was influenced by four
or five or six key figures from this time, the first of which was
Nicholas of Cusa. The others would include medieval hobbalists like Johann Reuchlin, ritual
magicians like Cornelius Agrippa, theorists like Giordano Bruno, Jacob Boem the mystic,
who is of course the favorite of Nicholas Cage, not Nichol excuse of that
Nicholas Cage who was a big fan of Jacob Boem a but Jacob Boem was
a Cabalist alchemist and another person who you got it said, Ultimately God is
within you. You are God, and God is a process that is the
entire universe coming to self consciousness. So literally, you me the dog,
matter, every molecule is in a process towards becoming God or becoming self conscious
that it is God. So the universe is God, but God is learning
his own godhood and godship. And this process is a bunch of little triangles
and pyramids coming to the ultimate endpoint of history, the Omega point, the
neuosphere, to use the terminology of Tahard de Shard in the newsphere, become
everything becoming mine basically, so it's a gradual evolution away from physicality and materiality.
It shares that with the Gnostics. It's a process philosophy that it shares
and borrows from Hegel and from others. And then when Marx comes along,
although he's not really an esotericist. Marx reads Hegel and says, well,
I don't need any of this mystical stuff. Let's just turn it on its
head and say that it's just matter in motion, and the solutions that we
get come from conflict and destruction. So you have to understand that to the
Marxist socialist it is necessary to tear down into destroy to get evolutionary progress.
It's a mystical faith in evolutionary progress and destruction. In other words, to
have a new state, a new synthesis, there has to be the negation
of the existing order. So when you wonder why socialist Marxists the new order
of lead, why they have this radical philosophy of necessary destruction, accelerationism,
destroying all it is, It's part of their philosophy, it's part of their
religious belief that that's the only thing that furthers quote evolution. So we have
to understand the Hermetic tradition, not so much because we're going to be some
weird hermetic initiate, but because these goofy systems are the basis for where we
are today. Other medieval mystics, such as the women mystics, like Kildergard,
like Gertrude the Great, they also had similar ideas, but for them
it's the body that's bad. Sexuality is bad, and so they're going to
become Jesus's boyfriend. Jesus is going to become their boyfriend. And so you
get this weird anti sexual idea in the Latin medieval Church that manifests in the
least bizarre women mystics and marry apparitions. Again nothing to do with the religion
of the first thousand years of Christianity and what we see in the New Testament.
And now we have to transcend the body, we have to transcend the
limitations that we experience in life, and out of the Protestant groups, especially
in Germany, we get the rise of the Rosicrucians. The Rosicrutions were an
Enlightenment era mystical movements that tended to see things like the biblical doctrine of the
resurrection and the notion of the end times as a allegorized spiritual reality that may
or may not occur in time and space by the body becoming immortal. So
the Rosicrutions tended to think that it's not that the body was necessarily bad or
anything like that, but rather that the mysteries of Christianity were a code for
a deeper mystery of manned discovering the Philosopher's Stone, which is the key to
his own immortality through something like technology. The Rosicrucians positive that there was a
secret, invisible college of people that were secretly ruling the world for benevolent purposes
and to bring us to some sort of mystical transcendence of the body. So
you could see them as in many ways perhaps early transhumanists, if I recall,
I think maybe Mary Shelley and others right with Frankenstein, these books were
also influenced by Rosicrucian ideas, maybe we get through technology and through piecing together
a new man of the future, transcend death and mortality. But ultimately the
mysteries today and the Rosicrucian orders tend to also just be repeats of the previous
claims of the ancient mysteries that ultimately the great secret is that you yourself are
God. You receive and achieve transcendence through your own mystical gnosis. So look
within, bro, because you're your own God. As we mentioned, Jacob
Boween was another key mystic around this time period as well. In the year
sixteen hundred, Boem claimed to have seen a mystical vision of being. He
saw being itself, and the great mystery was that being is what we are.
Being is God, and therefore we are God. But God is not
something that is static and outside of reality and something that we have to go
look for or or find in some transcendent way. God is all being,
all reality, and so there's no longer a distinction between the creator and the
creature. All reality is God coming to self consciousness of its own godhood.
Again, this becomes the philosophy of Hegel, and Hegel becomes the philosophy of
Marx without all theistic stuff. It just becomes matter in motion, creating the
next phases of matter in motion. If reality is just matter in motion,
as you can begin to see the technocratic priests class reasons that they have the
right, the mandate to steer matter in whatever direction they want it to go.
Since this is a mystical religion of evolution and evolutionary progress, which by
the way, we haven't actually seen or been shown how things are evolving in
a good way or in a positive way or in an upward assent. Maybe
things are devolving. There's a blind faith in the idea that technocratic progress will
be the end result of this mystical assent. Likewise, other religious movements around
this time pop up, such as Freemasonry. Freemasonry, I argue, is
not really about a bunch of religious mysteries. I think the best explanation is
that it becomes by the sixteen seventeen eighteen hundreds kind of a movement utilized by
the British Empire as its intelligence network. So Freemasonry is more or less a
kind of British spy network for many centuries. And then in other places it
evolves into other things. It becomes a speculative, higher level secret society that's
geared towards perhaps sorcery, black magic in the Black Lodges of Crowley, or
the Golden Dawn or something like that. So it turns into other things.
Other people split off of it and create their own movements. And one of
the key figures that we can't overlook, probably the most important esotericist of the
last few centuries, is the infamous woman Madam Blavatski Lena Pete Blavatski, her
theosophy is in many ways kind of the perfect example of an engineered created religion
that I think the elite, especially maybe one hundred years ago, of the
Royal society elite, the British power structure, the Milner Rachel Fabian circles.
They seem to have thought that Leovatski's theosophy would perhaps be a key a proto
world religion that could be used to steer things towards the new world order.
Lavatski, for example, started her mystical quest in the mid eighteen hundreds when
she decided to study Tibetan Buddhism. She went and supposedly was initiated under a
various lamas, studied other religious traditions in India, and met a man named
Henry Steel Olcott. Olcott was a New York lawyer who had been an investigator
for the US Department of War and was actually an investigator of the President Lincoln
assassination. He was fascinated by Levatski and these esoteric traditions, and they linked
up together to try to start some sort of society, which, as we
know from the Johan Ratio book, got a bunch of elite Fabian society aid
and assistance. So even though the initial movement failed, they linked up with
some Hindu yogis and were able to promote the Theosophical Society, which again almost
failed. The first phase of the Theosophy Society didn't really go anywhere, but
then they gathered a bunch more of Yogis around them, made links with people
like William Butler, Yates and Annie Bassant, and eventually we're able to build
up the society into a super mix of all of the esotary schools that preceded
them, so it's kind of the ultimate mix. Did because a cafeteria approach.
Welvatski decided that she would utilize all the elements of Platonism, Neoplatonism,
Paracelsus, Mesmerism, Elephus, Levi, gnosticism, Kabbalism, astral projection,
the emerald tablets of Hermes, and the ancient incantations of Vishnu. This letters
to posit a mini cycles and yoga of the history of the world. The
world is going through many AONs. There have been many ancient societies and civilizations
that preceded ours. The whole world is essentially God coming to self consciousness in
man himself. So again same thing we've always heard, America in the West
is where the new sixth race of human beings would exist and emerge. And
this was the message that the Secret Chiefs gave her. Now what's amazing about
this that I didn't expect in this Cambridge companion I say, is that there
was a group of British intellectuals at the same at that time, at her
time, who thought, perhaps at first that she was legitimate then but then
realized that she was in many ways a fraud, and so they set out
to debunker I think his name was Hodgson, And so Hodgson went into a
lot of detail and depth analysis and came to the conclusion that perhaps not only
was Madam Blavatski a fraud, and that she had actually penned many of these
letters of the quote Secret Chiefs, she was in fact a spy, an
espionage agent, perhaps for the Russians. Now we know from doctor Richard Spence's
works and from the rotz U texts that I've lectured through that most likely she
was actually a spy, not so much for Russians, but for socialism a
lah the Milner Fabian circles. So I don't think Madam Blavatski was a spy
for the Czar. She was actually a spy for the Milner Fabian society elites,
and that's who really supported her, Theosifet movement, and that's what helped
it to become really the guiding light, you could say, of the United
Nations. In other words, we have to understand this espionage in royal society
background to understand how we get to Blevatski's philosophy kind of being the official philosophy
of the United Nations. This is a you know, classic conspiracy stuff we
know about, for example, the Lucifer Publishing Society Lucifer Trust, it's now
called the Lusist Trust, that's still an official United Nations connected entity. But
not only was she suspected of being a spy, but another person connected to
her circles and to her mystery schools not identical to her, but the character
of g I Gerdjef Gurjeof also was suspected of being an espionage agent in his
day, according to the Cambridge Companion. So what we start to realize that
a lot of these trips to visit the Tibetan lamas and to get initiated into
the Tibetan mysteries, and all this really ends up just being cover for going
to meet their handlers or agents or operatives in other countries. In fact Gurjev's
studies. Although I suspect this, there was no evidence of this in this
book. The chapter on Gurjevs seems to speak as of Gurgav was very interested
in what might be a proto mkultra project. By studying the many different personasm
personalities that we have, which within us are all fractured. Gurda thought that
if we could master all the different eyes that make us up and learn to
control them based around the enneagram, we might be able to integrate our personality
and thus attained to a better mastery of self. So he's kind of like
the proto self help guy. Ultimately, Gurgef's mystery and great secret is that
your goal is to become the higher you that you're supposed to be, the
true self, the higher self, and that once again ends up being just
the regurgitated mystery of Jacob Bohem and the ancient mysteries that I am God to
say I am when God says I am. That the real mystery they're the
real secret is that that's you saying I am. Thus the message of the
ancient philosopher Parmenides it is is ultimately the same message given to Moses I am
in Exodus three fourteen. And thus in Gurgief the I and I am is
I am, I am realized being confronting myself. So once again we see
that it's always the same thing. And I'm not going to repeat Carl Young,
but we saw in a couple of weeks ago the fourth Hour, Carl
Jung said basically the same thing. So you see that this becomes a really
useful, perfect tool at template for a future world religion. The Fabian socialists,
who themselves said they want to do, concoct and create a new world
religion, tell us that this new age movement, this christ Consciousness movement,
would quote, according to Blast Bolovatski, usher in a new global age,
a global age of a global world order, requires a global world religion.
This led to even some of the most famous people in the twentieth century being
members of the Theosophy Society were closely attached to it and promoting it. For
example, the first Prime Minister of India, Jarwal Nehru, was a theosophist
and the infamous Mahatma Gandhi famously attended Madam Levatski's uneral. But remember, this
is a person who is a spy most likely according to many scholars and historians,
and not a real religious transcend channeler of the divine. So are we
starting to notice the pattern again of wait a minute, and these aren't real
mystics. These are people working for spies with handlers, and they're promoting what
they're supposed to promote. In fact, there was a rebellion amongst Sikhs at
one point. The insurrection is plotting an insurrection against British rule. And this
ties into Madam Bolbotski's operations and missions in a more explanatory, perfect sense if
she was a spy. In other words, her missions and her operations to
go in either quell or support or help this orout operation made more sense in
the theory that she was a spy. Now we have done many fourth hours
again on the history of religious operatives Hollywood, people being spies, et cetera.
So that's nothing new again, it's a pattern that we've seen over and
over and over. There's another great chapter in this book about Wicca and feminism.
We've covered that quite a bit. I won't spend too much time on
that, but one of the things that was unique to theosophy was the status
of women in the religion. Now, women had an equal status quote unquote
in terms of authority to men, and in most religions and even in most
esoteric sects and hermetic societies, women didn't have an equal status except for the
Rosicrucians. I think the Rosicrusians also admitted women to full priest or priestess initiate
status, just like the ancient mysteries of the Greeks and the Eleusinians and Demeter
and Persephone did. This prepares the way for new religious movements like Wicca and
goddess worship, which according to third wave feminists, for Wicca in particular the
nineteen fifties in Britain, there was a surviving Stone Age fertility cult. Supposedly
they claimed this is actually they weren't really a surviving cult, but the religious
language of the body ran directly contrary to the Christian spirit, wherein there's a
limitation on what you can do with your body and so forth, having basically
sexual ethics regard for the body in this religion, but thus became a rejection
of hegemonic patriarchal authority and the valuing of the female religious leadership in itself.
This thus became a new way for WICCA to find common ground with and unite
itself to second wave feminism. So you couldn't have Goddess worship without feminism,
and feminism aligned itself to witchcraft, god Us worship and these new religious movements.
So you'll note then that it is absolutely essential to the new World Order
aon that we're going into that they browbeat everyone with feminism, new religious movements
like WICCA and everything that attends these new religious movements like yoga, pantheism,
meditation, all of the weird consciousness movements and retreats Christ's consciousness, which has
nothing to do with real orthodox Christianity. Christ consciousness is a catch all phrase
to paste onto it anything you want, nothing really to do with Christianity,
and really again preparing the way for what we saw in Jacquet Lee when he
wrote in nineteen ninety one about millennium Winners and Losers in the Coming World Order.
I will be again covering the second half of this book for the subscribers
to my site. But Atili has a again something I want to end with
that might or might not surprise you, which is that he says, ultimately
what will have to happen is that Europe will have to completely be dismantled and
change. There will be a complete change of Europe as we know it.
This of course leads to the old Europe collapsing to make way for the new
Europe, and that will involve quite a bit of Third World and Islamic immigration.
That changing of the order, according to doctor Carl Quigley on page two
eighty four, is precisely because of Lord Curtis when he wrote The Commonwealth of
God, the Commonwealth of God New World Order plan that the Miller Group established.
Again, that's what this whole chapter is about. You can see it
right here is quote unquote the Colergi Plan. So again not a conspiracy book
and a book written by the establishment. The Calergi Plan was presented to the
Roundtable Group the Royal Society. They thought that it was actually a great plan
to break down and destroy Europe as it exists and to integrate it into a
proto European Union new World order that becomes the model for the breakdown of all
of the existing nation states to move it into the new world order. So
you understand it's not a theory. It's in the books of the elite.
They write about this as the strategy to get to that new world order,
and a fake world religion is absolutely essential to that plan. You can get
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