The New Age Movement

 There is absolutely no way one can competently research the New Age Movement and not discover that its major purpose is bringing in a New World Order headed by the Antichrist.

Cumbey (1983) provides these insights about the New Age Movement:

The universal proclamation of the (New Age) Movement is that man is God and “Man created God in his own image…” The Movement worships pagan deities from Pan to Buddha and Shiva. They even worship Lucifer himself… A vast organizational network today, the New Age Movement received its modern start in 1875 with the founding of the Theosophical Society by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky. A basic teaching of this organization was that all world religions had “common truths” that transcend potential differences. Strongly propounding the theory of evolution, they also believed in the existence of “masters” who were either spirit beings or fortunate men more highly “evolved” than the common herd. This was a doctrine which was to have a substantial impact on the development of Hitler’s Nazism several decades later….

Proudly drawing their inspiration from “spirits” or “elementals,” the leaders of the Theosophical Society believed they were under the direct supervision of “adepts” and “initiates” belonging to a branch of “The Great White Brotherhood”….

The year 1962 was another landmark year, for that was when the Scottish community of Findhorn- the Vatican City of the New Age Movement- was founded. The life work of Peter and Eileen Caddy and their friend Dorothy McLean, the role of Findhorn was to help anchor “The Plan” on earth. Again, their work was performed by following meticulously the Bailey writings and “guidance” Eileen was receiving from spirit beings and what she calls the voice of God.

Findhorn received an important new member in 1970- David Spangler. Although many young people showed up daily at Findhorn, none received quite the royal welcome as did Spangler. Eileen Caddy had received “guidance” that David had the “Christ energies.”….. Spangler went into frequent transmission from demonic beings, including Mitreya, Rakoczi (aka St. Germain and Christian Rosenkrutz), and many others. Esoteric lore, from Tibetan Buddhism through UFOlogy, was actively pursued by the Findhorn initiates and would be initiates…

… Apart from the New Age-oriented theologians who have deliberately infused our churches and seminaries with New Age concepts- the vast majority of those in the New Age Movement are there innocently. The lonely, the confused and bewildered, the young and naïve- these are the prime targets for New Age organizers…..Until proven otherwise, we should consider each of them to be a victim rather than a villain.

….. The New Age Movement has the characteristics of a well-thought out military operation patterned after Hitler’s organization of his “Third Reich.” The Nazis featured a pagan style battalion known as the SS. Similarly, there is a United States Military/private hybrid equivalent to this: The First Earth Battalion headed by Lt. Colonel Jim Channon.