THE RAINBOW SWASTIKA - Scattered Seed Ministries

globalization [by] progressive regionalization," since "national sovereignty is no longer a
viable concept." [Precisely the UN's multi-stage goal of Global Governance, already in
progress.] (4) From Kassa Kebede, former UN ambassador: To transfer armaments (especially
those of the US) to "international control" and form a standing army under UN command.
[More goals of the UN - see "Our Global Neighborhood: The Report of the Commission on
Global Governance" mentioned above.] (5) From Willis Harman, President of Noetic
Sciences: To usher in "a new social order" which acknowledges "the connectedness of
everything, an emphasis on intuition and the assumption of inner divinity." (6) From Rupert
Sheldrake, Theosophist: To tap into the "morphogenic field" which connects all life and
thought and provides access to "the Ageless Wisdom".
Last, but in NA priorities definitely not least: Fritjof Capra, author of an essay distributed
free to all participants ("The Turning of the Tide", printed in _ReVision: A Journal of
Consciousness and Transformation_, Fall 1993) condemns "the Judaeo-Christian tradition"
for supporting male domination and the superiority of rational thinking, for "anti-ecological"
attitudes, and for hindering the proper understanding of nature. Its "image of a male god [sic],
personification of supreme reason and source of ultimate power, who rules the world from
above by imposing his divine law on it", and the view that natural laws are "reflections of this
divine law, originating in the mind of God", must inevitably make way for the new spiritual
path of the future.
6b. Special military branches are being prepared to help maintain order on behalf of the
Hierarchy, using not only conventional force but also psychic powers acquired by initiation.
Among these are the "First Earth Battalion" of "guerilla gurus" founded by Barbara Marx
Hubbard; and the "Task Force Delta", a strategy-planning division of the US Army utilizing
psychologists and parapsychologists (where Hubbard is also a member). Colonel John B.
Alexander, co-author of _The Warrior's Edge_, advocates psychic weapons for mind
manipulation of the "enemy" and discusses the use of "remote viewing" (clairvoyance and
mind-reading) with the casual attitude of someone long past the introductory stage of
initiation: "[The] ethical difficulties [of remote viewing] are not unlike those involved with
the introduction of any other new, invasive technology [sic]." (p.154) The Colonel's concern
for ethical standards is heartening - until we read how he "resolves" the difficulties: "All
intelligence techniques require ruthlessness, duplicity, and absolute integrity. No, these are
not contradictions in terms. If you are using influence technologies correctly, you can and
will achieve your objective by the manipulation of others. Recognize what you are doing; we
do. If this manipulation is for the eventual benefit of these others as well as yourself, then
you are adhering to the warrior ethic." (p.216)
6c. The working class of the new humanity is organized as "The New Group of World
Servers", often shortened to NGWS. [Please acquaint yourself with the NA notion of
"service", which is not what most people associate with the word.] Not all World Servers are
consciously serving the Plan, however - this group is multilevel, ranging from full initiates
"who are consciously part of the Great White Lodge" to ordinary folks who "respond to the
idealism" and know nothing of the Hierarchy. (_Discipleship in the New Age_ II, p.204) All
individuals who are considered fit for the New Age will be required to "serve" as an
expression of their "love". Those who are not considered eligible include "those people who,
clinging to reactionary methods of finding and expressing truth, prefer obedience to authority
to clear thinking and self-imposed guidance of their own soul." (_The New Group of World
Servers_, Lucis Trust, p.3) [Read that one again, friends: Those who refuse to totally
surrender to the Masters' absolutist authority are accused of clinging to an outmoded
"obedience to authority", and people who insist on the freedom to form and follow their own