The Demonic Roots of Globalism

Occult societies, the New Age movement, and the New World Order (condensed edition)
-- by: Gary Kah, 1995, source: Huntington House
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5.  Conclusion

A review of the organization and goals of the occult conspiracy

Conclusion

We have examined in these four chapters the lives and beliefs of some of this century's top New Agers along with the events that they helped set in motion. I believe we can safely conclude from the evidence presented that individuals such as Helena Blavatsky and Alice Bailey could not possibly have been divinely inspired. Their rebellious personal lives and direct involvement with the occult made them perfect vessels for use by the master deceiver, not by God.

We have seen how their pantheistic ideas have permeated American society and how the occult concepts of divine energy, spirit guides, altered states of consciousness, and belief in a cosmic Christ have become fashionable. Consequently, our society seems to be in greater disarray today than ever. The world, I believe, has become a worse, not a better place as a result of this growing occult influence. Yet, in spite of this fact, the New World Order is being built on this very foundation. (p. 159)

Organizations such as the Theosophical Society, Lucis Trust, World Goodwill, and other Blavatsky/Bailey creations operating at the heart of today's New Age movement, have gained considerable influence. However, whether or not they serve as the main power base for the emerging world government is debatable. Most of the leaders of these hard-core New Age organizations, I discovered, also belong to other, seemingly more powerful organizations with a more broad and direct political influence, such as the Masonic Lodge (Freemasonry). Blavatsky and Bailey, as we have seen, were no exception as they were both high-level female Masons.

Although I personally believe it is impossible for one organization, such as the Masonic Lodge, to single-handedly mastermind and manage all the details of an international conspiracy to create a world government, it is more than evident that a large network of organizations with a common mindset exists and that they are collaborating to bring about certain end results. These groups appear to share certain values (or lack of values) and are held together by a common pursuit -- the ushering in of a New Age of global peace and prosperity in which man becomes divine (gods) and occult principles govern the world. (p. 160)

This network is composed of the secret societies, hundreds of quasi-secret occult organizations (which the secret societies seem to influence), and a multitude of idealistic groups that have naively joined the cause in pursuit of world peace, or to help solve other "world problems". Within this movement, certain organizations, for whatever reasons, have become more powerful than others. At the risk of oversimplifying, I will attempt to summarize how this network of organizations functions and interrelates.

The inner circle of the New Age movement (in Western society) seems to consist of individuals from the highest levels of Freemasonry, along with important members of other slightly less powerful "policy making" groups such as the Club of Rome, the Council on Foreign Relations, and the Trilateral Commission , whose leaders are often closely connected with, or are themselves members of, the Masonic Institution. These so-called round-table groups are closely tied to the United Nations and receive much of their funding from various international financiers who are also part of the Masonic network (see "En Route to Global Occupation, p. 92). (p. 161)

Lucis Trust and its immediate network of organizations, on the other hand, seem to be the main link between the secret societies of Freemasonry and the public, serving as a type of "go between". Their purpose, as I see it, has been to prepare the way for the New World Order, by conditioning the masses to accept its "spiritual" principles... The process of conditioning society has been going on for about one hundred years, but it has greatly intensified during the last generation. Exposing this conditioning process has been the main focus of my book.

As a result of the combined efforts of these and other similar groups, what was once secret information -- contained within the innermost chambers of Freemasonry -- is now out in the open. Information on how to tap into the occult by achieving a trance state, for example, can today be obtained in any bookstore. This was not the case only thirty years ago.

Lucis Trust and its network of organizations, more than any other group, have borne responsibility for popularizing these once arcane teachings of the secret societies, which are in fact the same basic beliefs taught by the leaders of Buddhism and Hinduism in the Far East. In pantheistic countries, such as India, Tibet and Thailand, occult information has been accessible to the public for centuries; but the "Christian-based" countries of Western society had to be specially conditioned and prepared before they would embrace the occult concepts of the New Age. (p. 162)

Another group of organizations has been involved in laying the "political" groundwork for public acceptance of the coming world order. They are part of a cleverly disguised effort to make Americans believe that "we the people" are actually the ones in control of this "unprecedented" move toward "world peace and unity". These societies are trying to create the impression that they are just part of a growing democratic grass-roots movement. Organizations in this group include the World Federalist Association, the World Future Society, the World Constitution and Parliament Association, Planetary Citizens, World Union, and One World, to name just a few. Some of the leaders of these organizations are directly associated with Lucis Trust or its spin-off groups; some of them are also high-level Freemasons.

The outer, more visible tier of organizations in this network consists of groups such as Green Peace, the Rainbow Coalition, and the World Council of Churches. While some of the leaders of these organizations are directly involved in the world government movement, most of their members are well-meaning people who are largely unaware of the real motivation and intention of those above them. They simply want to be involved in supporting "humanitarian", "social", or "environmental" organizations which they are convinced are helping to improve world conditions. (p. 163)

If we are to believe New Agers such as Alice Bailey and others reviewed in this book, individuals at the higher levels of this movement hear directly from the Ascended Masters. As preposterous as this may sound to the average person, if leaders in the secret societies are in fact hearing from the supernatural realm, I can assure you it is not Ascended Masters that they are communicating with. Rather, they are receiving instructions directly from demonic entities -- fallen angels -- who seem to be guiding this entire initiative along. If this is true, then the "Grand Architect" of this diabolical endeavor is none other than Lucifer himself.

This undertaking then is not a conspiracy of any one organization plotting to take over the world. Yet it is a "type" of conspiracy -- a Satanically inspired effort with Lucifer, or Satan, at the helm. If one is a Christian, this knowledge should not come as a surprise, since Christians believe, according to the Bible, that Satan and his angels have been warring against God and his angels ever since their fall. The fact is, Satan has been a liar, deceiver, and conspirator from the beginning. First, he conspired against God with a third of the angels, wanting to be God himself. Then, he conspired against God by deceiving the first humans, Adam and Eve, into disobeying Him.

Today we are witnessing the final stages of this unique endeavor. Satan wants a world government, complete with a world religion, so that he can enslave humanity and receive the worship of man. At stake is his ego -- and our souls. Based on world events of the last five years, it has become readily apparent that this effort is rapidly reaching a climax. (p. 164)

Those in positions of spiritual leadership in the New Age movement...are receiving their marching orders while in altered states of consciousness, from their spirit guides or so-called higher selves. Thus, the world system, composed of all those who are not guided by the Holy Spirit, are being led down a path that the very demons of hell want humanity to follow. From Madame Blavatsky to Chardin, and now through people like Robert Muller, John Price, and Barbara Marx Hubbard, humanity is being led to its "Omega Point" of deception, destruction and darkness. (p. 165)

In Matthew 7:24-27, Jesus spoke of two different groups of people. One group was called wise because they built their house upon the foundation of His words. The other group foolishly built upon a foundation of their own making. Spiritual storms are being unleashed upon this world, and "our house" will stand or fall, depending upon our foundation. We can choose to trust in ourselves and our own human potential, or we can choose to stand on "the Rock of Ages"; the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob; the one who said, "I am the light of the world" (John 8:12).

God's pattern as recorded over and over again in the Bible is: warning, warning, warning, and then finally judgement. He is not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. However, judgement against the ungodly finally comes, and when it does, it does so swiftly. To all those who are following a "metaphysical gospel" I would say, leave the "quest" [and] turn from "the path", which is in reality the broad road that leads to destruction. Come to the cross where Jesus said "It is finished" -- paid in full.

[Here the author concludes with some words of advice and encouragement for Christians.]