The Rainbow Swastika (PDF book) - Scattered Seed Ministries

The Rainbow Swastika - Introduction
grassroots groups (although not all are aware of the antisemitism), and its teachings are being unknowingly absorbed by many more. For
these reasons alone, it is urgent that we be informed about their platform.
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:
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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
dependent on enpowerment from various spirit-guides). This is why New Age teaching is so easily adapted to so many cultures. Alice
Bailey, the next major NA leader, "channeled" the extensive directives for the framework of the New Age -- what she called the New World
Order -- and fully subscribed to Theosophy as well.
2. Logic not required: The discerning reader will notice some NA statements that contradict others, especially regarding good and evil, fate
and choice, equality and elitism, truth and falsehood, and the origins of Maitreya / Lucifer. Pointing out these contradictions to hard-core
New Agers will not cause them to doubt. Since they have accepted the Hindu worldview that truth, good and reality are whatever each finds
within himself (at any given moment), they will patiently reply that your demand for consistency in any of these is arbitrary, unimaginative
and unnecessarily narrow. Do not expect logical analysis, empirical observation or comparative argument to be taken seriously, as NAers
respect subjective experience only (and then only for the one who experienced it first-hand). There are also a few contradictions about the
origin of the Jews, but interestingly there are no contradictions about the destiny of those who insist on retaining the faith of their fathers.
3. Deliberate riddles: Public pronouncements and teachings of New Age leaders, although usually in English, can seem like a foreign
language - recognizable terms are used in unintelligible contexts or given contradictory associations. These are known in esoteric societies
as 'blinds' or code words - riddles deliberately coded to convey still-classified information over the heads of the uninitiated or hostile
observers. The blinds used in New Age are many, and match those used in the occult (per Helena Blavatsky, _The Secret Doctrine_, p.435).
Thus, we on the outside can know only as much as NA spokesmen see fit to tell us; as in all occult groups some information is presumably
shared only with top-level initiates. However, the riddles are being publicly unlocked with increasing frequency on a voluntary basis,
showing that NA sees its power base as sufficient to withstand any hostility to its agenda. In other cases, there are "leaks" by high-level
leaders who have jumped ship, showing that even hard-core NA loyalists are prone to disillusionment after years of self-made reality.
4. Exploiting naive idealists: From my personal experience, I find there is a surprising number of people applauding the "New World
Order", "the Age of Aquarius", the "new Humanity" or the "Ancient Wisdom", who are woefully uninformed as to where all this came from
and where it is leading. This is often because they have chosen to back one attractive NA issue without checking the foundations of the
Movement, or because they haven't checked a range of NA sources. Most of these supporters are in the lower ranks, many of them working
hard for their causes in the conviction that NA will really make the world a better place for everyone, Jews included. It is in the interest of
the upper leadership to promote this illusion and keep working-level New Agers from catching on to the real agenda, since many would
refuse to cooperate if they knew. Even so, there is already enough talk about 'global purges', destined to wipe out 80% or more of the world's
population, to make it clear that not only the Jews, but many dedicated "world servers", will be judged unfit for the New Age once the elite
power structure is in place. It takes time for these dedicated "light-workers" to digest the fact that they are being used and lied to, and
sometimes there is a period of denial, but they deserve to know the truth. I therefore recommend passing this information not only to
opponents of the New Age but also to its supporters -- and doubly so if they are Jews or are married to Jews.
The series begins immediately below, with links to all the segments at the end. Feedback, of course, is welcome and even expected - whether
your response is appreciation, doubt or outrage. My only request is that you read everything before responding. -- HN
http://philologos.org/__eb-trs/naA.htm
2/26/2012