The Rainbow Swastika (PDF book) - Scattered Seed Ministries

The Rainbow Swastika - Introduction
A. How Big a Conspiracy?
THE RAINBOW SWASTIKA
A REPORT TO THE JEWISH PEOPLE
ABOUT NEW AGE ANTISEMITISM
by Hannah Newman -- freeway@netvision.net.il
"A leaderless but powerful network is working to bring about radical change in the United States.
Its members have broken with certain key elements of Western thought,
and they may have broken continuity with history....
Broader than reform, deeper than revolution, this benign conspiracy
for a new human agenda has triggered the most rapid cultural realignment in history.
This great shuddering, irrevocable shift overtaking us
is not a new political, religious, philosophical system.
It is a new mind - the ascendence of a startling worldview."
(New Age leader Marilyn Ferguson, _The Aquarian Conspiracy_, p.23)
_The Aquarian Conspiracy_ by 'Marilyn Ferguson' (pub. 1980) was the first major book by NA leadership claiming to catalog the extent of
their movement. Ferguson had proclaimed then: "They have coalesced into small groups in every town and institution. They have formed
what one called 'national non-organizations.' Some conspirators are keenly aware of the national, even international, scope of the movement
and are active in linking others.... There are legions of conspirators... in corporations, universities, hospitals, on the faculties of public
schools, in factories, in doctors' offices, in state and federal agencies, on city councils and the White House staff, in state legislatures, in
volunteer organizations, in virtually all arenas of policy-making in the country [U.S.]... [including] at the cabinet level of the United States
Government." (_The Aquarian Conspiracy_, p.23, 24, 235).
Wasn't she exaggerating? Considering the statements of other like-minded spokespeople which we will examine in this series, and the
tremendous changes our society has experienced since this New Age manifesto was published, it's more accurate to say that Ferguson broke
it to us gently. We are indeed confronting "a new mind" being orchestrated on a global scale. Only it is not "new". [Nor is its conspiracy
"benign" from a Jewish point of view, as we will see.]
Contrary to past esoteric groups which were shrouded in secrecy, New Age is quite obliging in identifying the members of their "benign
conspiracy", whom the leading spokesmen claim are all supportive of "The Plan" for a "New World Order". The extent to which NA thought
has become acceptable is evidenced by the fact that the writings of Alice A. Bailey, the main architect of the Plan, and Helena P. Blavatsky,
the "grandmother of New Age", can now be accessed online - complete with outrageous passages about the Jews and Judaism. [My quotes
from these two are drawn from these online versions.] New Age "Directories" have been on sale since the early 1970s, and mushroomed in
1975 when the movement received "transmissions" from "the ascended Masters" (their spirit guides) to go public. One such early directory
(_International New Consciousness Directory_, New Age Media, 1979) contained 10,000 groups (excluding branches) in North America
alone. [One can only guess at the number after 20+ years.... so I cannot list more than a representative sample. Many of the entries are from
the research of U.S. attorney Constance Cumbey and are listed in her work _The Hidden Dangers of the Rainbow_.]
1. There are umbrella groups actively "networking" other smaller organizations into the Plan. Here is a partial list of the older, more
established groups: the International Cooperation Council (since changed to Unity in Diversity - a network of 300+ organizations),Lucis
Trust (publisher of Alice Bailey's books, once called Lucifer Publishing; also the parent org of World Goodwill), Stanford Research Institute
(educational material, including a "New Age Manifesto"), the Lorian Association (headed by David Spangler), Share International (headed
by Benjamin Creme), Amnesty International, World Federalists (world politics), The Networking Institute (prominent in the Far East), The
New Group of World Servers (social action, founded by Bailey), "Whole Earth catalogs" (environment and nutrition, with esoteric religion
thrown in), the First Earth Battalion (US Military), Planetary Citizens (global politics), the Rainbow Coalition (interracial unity), The Temple
of Understanding (interfaith dialog, closely connected with the UN), New York's Cathedral of St. John the Divine (home to the previous
group and others), the Pacific Institute (courses for management).
Most of the network umbrella groups have some connection with Planetary Initiative for the World We Choose, run by a "World Council of
Wise Persons" and/or a "Coordinating Council" [not known if they are the same]. This group publicizes dates of its meetings at the UN, and
is not shy about publicizing names of past and present "Wise Persons": Buckminster Fuller, Norman Cousins, Dr. Carlos Romulo, Brooke
Newell (once VP of Chase Manhattan Bank), Gerhard Elston (ex-director of Amnesty International), Helen Kramer (Int'l Assoc. of
Machinists), Robert Muller (Chancellor, UN University for Peace), Donald Keys (of Planetary Citizens).
2. Philosophical and/or religious societies [they define themselves as philosophical or educational to avoid legal complications with US
constitutional law, but they are religious in nature] which were founded by New Age figures in obedience to spirit-guides, and which teach
occult enlightenment through spirit-guides: Arcane School, Seven Rays Institute, Anthroposophy, Waldorf schools, Theosophical Society,
Transcendental Meditation, 'A Course in Miracles' (interfaith study group), New Thought courses, Silva Mind Control, New Acropolis,
Scientology, to name a few. [Ironically, many of these groups, even those with decidedly racist teachings, have found a ready following in
Israel, of all places. See relevant entries in the Missionizing section.]
http://philologos.org/__eb-trs/naA.htm
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