Comments by "craxd1" (@craxd1) on "Occult Literature 320: The East in the Light of the West" video.

  1. The problem is, with the followers of these groups, of today, they will not set back patiently, and wait for their savior; they fully intend on creating them, and the circumstances to bring it about. Bailey's group. Eleanor Roosevelt, and several from within the government, were highly involved in this. It also led to an internal cult investigation, within the C#A, at one time.
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  2.  Leocardia Emanuel  Theosophy, etc, was at the root of Thule, etc. It was big within the proto-fascists and progressives as well. Some politicians saw the US as the leader of this new age, and new order, society, and that ideology was behind the League of Nations, which was concocted by House, Wilson, and several others. It was Wilson and House that were the cause of the delay in peace, in Paris, as they demanded that the nations involved in WWI, must sign up with the League, before the US would allow the treaty to go forward. Needless to say, the League failed, but the very ones that were in Bailey's group, were behind the idea of the United Nations, and the incorporation of it. Bailey's group paid for the construction of the meditation chamber, at the UN, which is the home of a large black cube of magnetite. Funny that, as the Arabs sided with the Germans, in the Levant. The other black cube, is of course, at Mecca, which houses a black stone. The same people you mention, use the Tefillin, a black cube strapped to their foreheads, to pray.
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  3.  Leocardia Emanuel  I'll have to find the book, it's here, somewhere, but the Bailey's company did pay for that, whether it was just the interior, etc, I'm not sure. The idea came from Russell. They supposedly worked with Hammarskjöld, the designer. There were a lot of politicos and wealthy elite involved with Bailey's group, and their publishing company publishes for the UN. The original room was by the Laymen's Home Missionary Movement. (Charles Taze Russell). Then we have Robert Muller. "Robert Muller (b. 1923) joined the United Nations in 1951, soon after its birth. He was the assistant to three Secretary-Generals. He was director of the Secretary-General’s Office and director of the UN Economic and Social Council (UNESCO). "The Robert Muller School World Core Curriculum Manual (1986) was published by the Lucis Publishing Company. The preface says: “'The underlying philosophy upon which the Robert Muller School is based will be found in the teachings set forth in the books of Alice A. Bailey, by the Tibetan teacher, Djwhal Khul.'" Below is from a search, for their website, which I'm banned from, BTW. "Good Will, Ethical Responsibility & the Sustainable. "From the opening address to World Goodwill Seminar, UN Headquarters, Geneva. ... The United Nations HQ in New York has a so called Meditation Room dedicated to ... in for example the movie “Tomorrow”6, which has also been published as a book. ... Discipleship in the New Age, 1955, Alice A. Bailey, Lucis Press, NY."
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  4.  Leocardia Emanuel  Bailey's claim was, believe it or not, was that Freemasonry was the world's oldest religion. That is a crock of bull, as the fraternity was founded in 1717. However, this is what the Bailey's believed, and wanted to create a world religion, hoping that the fraternity would change back, somehow, to antiquity. She was from Britain, after all. The Mormons, did, create a religion from it. Martinism was created in Europe from it, as well. What the Masonic fraternity is actually for, is to open one's eyes to the world, and it's many different religions and cultures. It teaches one to study them, (comparative religion), which is known as taking the Pilgrim's Path. It doesn't mean to join them, as the fraternity is based upon Judaeo-Christianity, but it's about learning the different cultures. The other lessons are becoming a moral man, no matter your religion, and to promote secondary education. In the Grand Orient Lodges, in Europe, the belief in God is unnecessary. In the US and UK, it is required. A Lodge is set up sort-of similar to a parliament, inside, and works similar to one, for business, which teaches those skills. Union halls got their idea from this, as, after all, Freemasonry would have been the world's oldest labor union, not a religion. It was created from the older guilds. Blavatsky promoted a similar idea as Bailey, as she claimed to have visited a few Lodges in Europe. However, her beliefs were in eastern theology. That became a fad, after Europe began trading with the east. There's actually a religion, based upon these eastern teachings, in Israel, about worshiping the Bab, tied to the Shiites. Their temple is of Greek architecture, and looks awful similar to the buildings in DC. They also want a world religion, promote the UN, and they're into the green movement, etc. Look into Babism, the Alawites, and the Druze.
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  5.  Leocardia Emanuel  There have been many messiahs through the ages, before Christ, after, and even today. Many have made those claims, and within all three monotheisms. The ones after Christ, seem to always be involved in Gnosticism, and secret knowledge. However, if the Dead Sea Scrolls are to be believed, Christ was as well.
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  6.  Leocardia Emanuel  There's been a lot of tall tales, and a twelve year long hoax in the late 1800s, (Taxil Hoax), which still continues to be repeated, today, about Freemasonry. It's mainly different religions that repeat them. Look for the Wikipedia article: Bab (Shia Islam) That explains the similarities between the Alawites, Babists, and Druze. The Imam becomes the Bab, or messiah figure.
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