THE RAINBOW SWASTIKA - Scattered Seed Ministries

I have heard from skeptics who don't doubt the existence of a New Age conspiracy
(benevolent or otherwise), and who recognize the danger to the Jewish people, but who are
sure that such a movement will never have the world support to pull off its agenda. They point
to the repeated postponements of New Age predictions of a World Teacher emerging by a
certain date to guide mankind into a 'planetary (Luciferic) initiation', a one-world government
and a "new age". These delays are actually the result of Divine veto - for now - which New
Agers indirectly acknowledge and which they unable to circumvent. To attribute these
glitches to a disorganized movement is dangerous, and ignores the fact that the growth of
New Age influence worldwide is solidifying exponentially each year. Read before you scoff,
please.
3. "You can't generalize about the New Age Movement; it's too broad and variable for all
those groups to be lumped with Alice Bailey." Whether they name Bailey as the source for
their beliefs is not important - the test is whether they embrace her philosophy. I have yet to
find a group calling itself "New Age" that does not anticipate and welcome the demise of the
"Old Age". Most do not question who set the parameters for the "old" which has to go, they
do not presume to challenge the "Ancient Wisdom". If they are reciting The Great
Invocation, relying on spirit guides for enlightenment, denouncing "separatism" as the world's
great evil, and/or denigrating Judaism as "an outmoded spiritual system", then they are
Bailey's disciples teaching Bailey's creeds. [For other commonalities, see below]
Notes for Opponents of New Age Teaching:
It's a rare individual these days who does not have a friend or relative mesmerized by the New
Age light-and-love doubletalk. If you do, you know how painful it is to watch someone close
to you losing their psychological stability, abandoning their normal responsibilities and
relationships, and slipping away into a self-absorbed quest for do-it-yourself godhood
(doomed to fail again and again). The linked information below will add to your distress --
especially if you and/or your friend are Jewish. But you also gain insight as to how someone
could fall for such empty promises and contradictions. That insight can give you leverage to
help them get back to solid ground. If you have faith in the G-d of Israel, you will find Him an
interested and indispensible Ally in rescuing the people you care about.
Even if you don't personally know someone who has been turned upside-down by New Age
thinking, if you are Jewish and/or love the Jewish people, you have an interest in preserving
the Jewish community, and in defending them against plots to eliminate them. But you can't
fight what you don't understand. So, whatever your motivations, here are some basic facts to
equip you:
1. Different new branches, same old roots: The premises of New Age (NA hereafter),
sometimes called the New World Order, are most clearly mapped out in a religious society
called Theosophy (founded 1875 by Helena Blavatsky), which coined many of the "code
words" found in this material and which remains a prime source for piecing together NA
foundations. Most if not all of NA concepts predate Theosophy, as its founder freely
admitted. They borrowed heavily from classical Hinduism and Tibetan Buddhism, with large
doses of Gnosticism, astrology and other occultic power-quests. So despite the name "New"
Age, we are surveying an ancient system of worship, found in various forms around the world
(Babylonian, Egyptian, Norse, Atlantian, Pan/animist, American Indian, and other religions