THE RAINBOW SWASTIKA - Scattered Seed Ministries

entity through a common psychic experience. [Today this would be called a guided group
"light experience", practiced by most NA channelers on their followers. See the parallels in
the "Transformation" Section.]
[Eerily, this group-think is the stated goal and the practical outcome of the UN-sponsored
World Core Curriculum, as well as the American OBE (Outcome Based Education) which
incorporates the WCC into US public schools. Alice Bailey disciple Robert Muller, author of
the WCC, presents planetary group-think as the proper goal for all enlightened individuals.
The first principle of the WCC Manual clearly states that "the group idea, group good and
group understanding" are to "replace all limited, self-centered objectives, leading to group
consciousness". The UN Global Governance Commission goes farther, branding "some
assertions of particular identities" as nothing less than "intolerance", a cardinal sin in the New
Age. (See the massive report by the Commission on Global Governance, "Our Global
Neighborhood", and search for the "Core Value" of "mutual respect".) Obviously, someone at
the top will have to bear the "burden" of dictating the parameters for group-think. Yet the
question of who will wield this immense power over the rest of mankind, and whether they
might abuse it, is never brought up - seemingly not worth troubling ourselves about. The New
Age global forum known as "Planetary Initiative for the World We Choose" is an example of
those who have donned the mantle of choice for the group, as is the "State of the World
Forum", but as usual the question is never answered how the "We" who "choose" were
themselves chosen.]
Hitler's contention that free will is a burden to the masses was confirmed by the popular
reaction. Said one young Nazi to the press in the glory days of the Reich: "We Germans are so
happy - we are free of freedom." (Sklar, p.152) For many, it was a relief not to be saddled
with personal convictions and responsibility for what was happening, as a perceptive
professor reflected after the war: "I suppose we were grateful. Who wants to think?" (see
_They Thought They Were Free_, Milton Mayer)
On the other hand, cultivation of personal will and initiative is a noble duty incumbent on the
high-level occult initiate destined to lead the pliant, group-conscious new humanity. Hitler
was obsessed with the potential of the human will. So was Helena Blavatsky: "...that
mysterious and divine power latent in the will of every man, and which, if not called to life,
quickened and developed by Yogi training, remains dormant in 999.999 men out of a
million." (Sklar, p.51) It was likely this fascination which lay behind the title of that
definitive Nazi propaganda piece in 1934, _The Triumph of the Will_. [The reader will
remember that "Will" is not a mere human effort but is deified in NA as an attribute of Sanat
Kumara.] A German youth interviewed by a French writer in 1937 explained the Nazi
triumph of will not in militaristic but in gnostic terms: "I am studying the conception of the
world.... We refuse to think and to be; we refuse to stand by helplessly under the determinism
of the so-called laws of matter. What we want is inside, an inner structure.... We shall not let
anyone stop us from building before God and before men that which must be built!" The
writer then remarked on the similarity of Nazi sentiment to the (as he thought) extinct French
Templar philosophy. (Alphonse de Chateaubriant, quoted in Angeberts, p.175)
5. New Age Leaders Commenting on the Nazi Experiment
And what is the opinion in the NA community to this infamous historical figure who so
closely resembles them? Ambiguous, to say the least. When pressed to comment publicly
about Nazism, most will say the politically correct thing and applaud the fact that "the
monster" Hitler failed. [It takes a bit of sleuthing to find out what they say to one another.]