THE RAINBOW SWASTIKA - Scattered Seed Ministries

(_Doctrine_ II, p.237, note) [After that great movie, Israeli kids will certainly remember the
name of Hercules with affection as they grow.]
A group of sweet-faced, modestly dressed girls filed into a large Tel Aviv company several
years ago. They went from desk to desk offering books for sale. Most workers glanced at
them curiously, thinking they were an orthodox group, and returned to their work. Some
bought books. Only one worker noticed the Krishna picture inside the book. He approached
some of the girls and asked where they were from; they smiled without answering and glided
away from him, continuing their activity. When he alerted his nearest colleague, an orthodox
Jew who had just bought a book, she looked at him blankly. The "Jews for Krishna" left the
building at their leisure, without being challenged, and with more funding for their next
missionizing campaign. This happened the same week that a mass-mailed Christian tract
"HaShalom" was being zealously gathered by orthodox community leaders for burning.
(Source: my husband, the one who recognized the Krishna photo)
Lesson to be learned? Israel has become an oasis for NA cults because of the one-track
mentality in dealing with missionary activity. The word has gotten around the Aquarian
network.
Following are only a few NA mission-minded groups currently enjoying freedom in Israel,
while teaching Jews (including children) doctrines which are idolatrous, racist, anti-Torah,
and/or just plain fraudulent.
6b. New Acropolis: Haifa and Tel Aviv.
This philosophical society is better known in Europe and South America than in North
America. A movement founded in 1957 by Argentinian-born Italian Blavatsky disciple Jorge
Agel Livraga, it is today headquartered in Brussels with thriving branches in Spain, Turkey,
Italy, France, Brazil, Chile... and Israel. [If you click on the Israel site, be sure to look at their
"pictures of... activities in Israel", one of which shows off their new Hebrew book promoting
Helena Blavatsky.] NAer Bernardino del Boca, considered by some to be the founder of the
New Age movement in Italy, once called it "one of the great hopes of the Aquarian Age."
(quote supplied by a European watchdog group which requests anonymity) "New Acropolis"
presents itself as an intellectual anti-racist club at the beginner level, but as disciples advance
the lessons become more militaristic and mystical, a blend of Fascist romanticism which was
emulated by the SS of the Third Reich. In Spain, a flyer authored in the 1970s by the New
Acropolis leader in Turkey is entitled [translated from Spanish]: "For Madmen Only: The
Virtues of the New Man", followed by a quote from Adolf Hitler and comments in defense of
his vision for the New Humanity. According to Dutch researcher Michiel Louter, New
Acropolis is considered by authorities in France, Belgium, Italy and Germany to be a
dangerous cult working to undermine democracy. [More accurately, New Acropolis wants to
return "democracy" to its original "purity". Students of Plato will remember that the classical
Greek concept of a "utopian Republic" is a democracy ruled by an elite citizenry, which
regularly weeds out weak or unproductive members, and honors the practice of
homosexuality, pedophilia, eugenics, euthanasia and infanticide. The unrecognized fact is
that the values of "democracy" so sought after in today's society - compassion for the weak,
an impartial justice system and the equality of all men before a Supreme Being - are in reality
derived from the Torah and were despised by the original "democrats" as intolerable
weakness.]
According to two former Acropolis members [names withheld], the supreme source of their
philosophy is "the Masters of Wisdom", who they believe were the architects of the Third