“Alice and Foster Bailey were serious students and teachers of Theosophy, a spiritual tradition which views Lucifer as one of the solar Angels, those advanced Beings Who Theosophy says descended (thus “the fall”) from Venus to our planet eons ago to bring the principle of mind to what was then animal-man. In the theosophical perspective, the descent of these solar Angels was not a fall into sin or disgrace but rather an act of great sacrifice, as is suggested in the name “Lucifer” which means light-bearer.”
– lucistrust.org
After years of contact with her “spirit masters” Russian esotericist Helena Petrovna Blavatsky was contacted by the Master Morya in 1851. A co-founder of the Theosophical Society in 1875, she went on to publish the hugely influential Isis Unveiled in 1877 while establishing Lucifer, an occult magazine in London in the same year. The equally controversial and occult classic The Secret Doctrine followed in 1888.
Alice Ann Bailey and her husband 32° mason Foster Bailey had become acquainted with students of Madam H.P. Blavatsky and joined the Theosophical Society soon after in 1917. Master Koot Humi had apparently been in “telepathic contact” with Bailey since 1895 which paved the way for contact with another hierarchical master, “the Tibetan” otherwise known as Master Djwhal Khul who asked her to assist him in some dictation work in 1919. As this was all carried out via telepathy it is hardly surprising that Bailey who had been raised a devout Christian, was little put out. Her refusal to act as a PA to Khul’s esoteric “overshadowing” was short-lived, apparently “persuaded” by Koot Humi to be the needed channel for telepathic dictation.
Twenty-four books of esoteric philosophy were produced by Bailey over the next thirty years and would become the foundation of much of the New Age or Human Potential Movement. The basic premise behind these 24 tomes was to prepare humanity for the “re-appearance of the Christ” and “the externalization of the Hierarchy.” This is to include several of the Masters descending from “the etheric plane” and setting up shop in cities around the globe. With what appears to be an army of planetary civil servants rather than spiritual advisors, these Masters will begin reshaping economics, religion, education and politics and everything else on their own particular anvil of reality so that they can usher in their New World Order for us all, which would lead to peace, prosperity and right human relations …
Artist’s rendering of alleged Tibetan Master Djwhal Khul
To that end, the Baileys founded The Lucis Trust in 1922, as a non-profit service organisation incorporated in the United States with headquarters in New York City, London, and Geneva. The trust was primarily set up to further the distribution and dissemination of the books under the banner of the “ageless wisdom teachings” which served as a template for affiliated organisations which included:
The Arcane School – “The Arcane School was established by Alice A. Bailey in 1923 to help meet an obvious and growing demand for further teaching and training in the science of the soul. The Arcane School was created as a training school for adult men and women in meditation techniques and the development of spiritual potentiality. The School provides sequential courses of study and meditation, and practical training in group service.” [1] The school had 20,000 graduates by 1954. A veritable occult university, its remit is to continue to be the main training ground for New Age disciples.
World Goodwill – founded in 1932, has been recognized by the United Nations as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), and is represented during regular briefing sessions for NGOs at the United Nations. The Lucis Trust has consultative status at the roster level with the United Nations Economic and Social Council. The dropping of the atomic bomb is seen by freemasonic initiates as the spiritual manifestation of Luciferian light. The UN is seen as the harbinger and enforcer of a monopoly over all countries so that global governance and One World principles can supersede national sovereignty. It is a Federalist dream. Consequently, World Goodwill works directly with the “world federalists,” and follows closely the explication as found in Bailey’s The Externalisation of the Hierarchy that gives the work of the UN and its agencies to externalize a so-called Hierarchy of “Illumined Minds,” bringing forth an “Age of Maitreya,” an esoteric label for the return of Christ.
Lucis Trust insignia
Triangles – Founded in 1937, is the name for a global network of cells, whose members use a prayer called the “Great Invocation,” [2] especially on the night of the full moon, when members can be influenced by the astrological signs of the zodiac. “A triangle is a group of three people who link each day in thought for a few minutes of creative meditation. They invoke the energies of light and goodwill, visualising these energies as circulating through the three focal points of each triangle, and pouring out through the network of triangles surrounding the planet.” [3]
The Beacon magazine – “Alice and Foster Bailey established The Beacon in 1922. They conceived it as a forum for esotericists to contribute their visions, share their experiences and develop their ideas about the evolution of humanity and the unfolding Plan for our world. The quarterly magazine “… focusses its work on the nature of man, of God and the universe, on the Plan for humanity, the Hierarchy of Masters, the reappearance of the Christ, the emergence of new age principles in the world…” [4]
The Findhorn Foundation deserves a mention here, a magical place on the one hand and fairly compromised on the other. While the Lucis trust could be said to the intellectual centre of the New Age movement the Findhorn Foundation could be seen as its emotional centre.
Formed in 1962 and famous for being the “Vatican of the New Age” it is one of the first of such centres in the world. The foundation offers an eclectic mix of nature-based, ecological and spiritual courses, out-reach programmes, seminars and workshops. It has a community eco-village and plays host to conferences on a range of topics from “Angels,” “Sexing the Spirit” to “Love, Magic, Miracles” promoting the idea of a “New Spirituality” in line with the the core philosophy of the Lucis Trust.
Like the Lucis Trust, Findhorn has enormous potential and creativity, heavily focussed on what are termed the realm of angelic and nature spirits which brought it initial fame care of its now deceased owners Eileen and Peter Caddy. Experiments in ecology and “co-creating” with Nature had impressive, if not phenomenal results. However, like any movement that becomes popular and starts to expand – most especially when it has a spiritual in focus and therefore threatening to darker forces – without sufficient understanding of either negative para-physical realms and knowledge of ponerology, then corruption is inevitable.
I attended three conferences and found many wonderful people there. After attending several workshops and conferences in the late 1990s I also found a high proportion of participants exhibiting various stages of mental illness ranging from delusional to psychotic states. This appeared to be drawn from the sensitivity of the individuals’ personality married to an insufficient knowledge of non-physical realms and a naive embrace of that which was assumed to be “spiritual” which was quite clearly to me – and I suspect a few others – anything but.
The notion of deception as the primary mode of attack appears to be entirely blanketed with a feeling-based interpretation of phenomena. Angels, earth spirits, and new age speakers are embraced without any psychic protection or analysis whatsoever. And when certain psycho-physiological symptoms of what might called possession occurred, this was put down to various rationalisations ranging from “etheric adjustment” or unresolved “karmic resistance”.
The New Age movement contains some extraordinary people who are inspiring and gifted in their teachings and intutive renderings of new visions. It is also wide open to various forms of abuse at the emotional and para-physical levels which has effectively derailed an awful lot of good work.
It is for this reason that the new age centres remain the primary mode of spiritual obfuscation and deception in our current times. Which brings us back to the Lucis Trust as the foundation to such centres and its subtle twists on ancient wisdom and perennial philosophy.
“The Fallen Angel” by Gustave Doré | “Alice and Foster Bailey were serious students and teachers of Theosophy, a spiritual tradition which views Lucifer as one of the solar Angels, those advanced Beings Who Theosophy says descended (thus “the fall”) from Venus to our planet eons ago to bring the principle of mind to what was then animal-man. In the theosophical perspective, the descent of these solar Angels was not a fall into sin or disgrace but rather an act of great sacrifice, as is suggested in the name ‘Lucifer’ which means light-bearer. ” lucistrust.org
Perhaps a small hiccup and indication of where their sentiments lay was seen in the naming of The Lucifer Publishing Co. in the early 1920s. Probably realising that this was a little inflammatory even for their theosophical brethren, they changed the name to Lucis Publishing Co. in 1925. In Latin lucern ferre translates to “light-bearer” and lucis means “of light.” However, we read on the Lucis Trust website that: “The Baileys’ reasons for choosing the original name are not known to us, but we can only surmise that they … Sought to elicit a deeper understanding of the sacrifice made by Lucifer.” [5]
It is certainly true that “Lucifer” means Lightbringer, Lightbearer, Bringer of Dawn or Morning Star. The latter meaning having its origins in the planet Venus. There are also those who associate the Fallen Angel of Lucifer to the Fall of Man or humanity. The negative attributes – as with all the shadow sides of archetypes, Gods and Goddesses – are used on the left hand path of black magick. It is also safe to say that Lucifer and its various cultural incarnations have become associated with a strictly satanic pathway long before the Bailey’s arrived on the scene. So, why choose this emblem? What quality of Promethean light is it bringing? Is it an alchemical fire or the fire of inversion which distracts and deceives – “even the very elect”?
Nonetheless, the objectives of the Lucis Trust as stated in its charter are:
“To encourage the study of comparative religion, philosophy, science and art; to encourage every line of thought tending to the broadening of human sympathies and interests, and the expansion of ethical religious and educational literature; to assist or to engage in activities for the relief of suffering and for human betterment; and, in general, to further worthy efforts for humanitarian and educational ends.” [6]
It all sounds thoroughly noble and worthy. *
We can, however, read the same nebulous sentiments and platitudes from affiliated think-tanks and clubs, ostensibly for world economic and geo-political harmony from the likes of Council of Foreign Relations (CFR) Trilateral Commission (TC) and Bilderberg Group (BG). A cursory look at all four websites (with the exception of BG who decided not to give us that pleasure) the average person would come away thinking very little was amiss and nothing but butter would melt in their mouths. Dig a little deeper however and something is very much amiss with some obvious red flags, right from the get-go.
Alice A. Bailey circa 1930s
“The Plan” as espoused by the Lucis Trust appears to be a direct mirror of Establishment worldviews. Freemasons and New Agers have joined the throng in propagating collectivist symbolism and motifs that are both pagan and pantheistic. Nothing wrong with nature-religions but animal totems and the God of Materialism also have pride of place in existential Satanism. It is no coincidence that the Lucis Trust lies at the heart of the occult foundation of New World Order philosophy which has been enthusiastically embraced by all the usual globalist suspects, in full awareness – or inexcusable ignorance.
This fact alone should give us pause.
The Lucis Trust is intensely political as it is occultly religious. Globalist ideology can be read on every page of its books and articles promoting centralisation and group consciousness – something quite different to being group conscious – at the expense of individuality.
The Trust founded its “World Goodwill” initiative in 1937 which just so happens to be embraced by a host of pathological signatories for whom corporatism, exploitation and globalism is the prime-mover of their beliefs. Anyone with a modicum of awareness should have their alarm-bells ringing at such a discovery. Some of these luminaries are: Helmut Schmidt, former Chancellor of West Germany; Malcolm Frasier, former Australian Prime Minister; Robert McNamara, former US Foreign policy advisor and Secretary of Defence; Paul Volcker, former chairman of the Federal Reserve and recent chairman of the Economic Recovery Advisory Board under President Barack Obama. And of course, elder statesman and psychopathic insider: Henry Kissinger.
The Lucis Trust is run through an international board of trustees whose membership is said to have included: John D. Rockefeller, Norman Cousins, Thomas Watson, Jr. (IBM, former U.S. Ambassador to Moscow) and Henry Clauson, Grand Commander of the Supreme Council, 33rd Degree, and Southern District Scottish Rite.
“World Goodwill’s activities are essentially educational” and it has three main purposes:
- To help mobilise the energy of goodwill;
- To cooperate in the work of preparation for the reappearance of the Christ;
- To educate public opinion on the causes of the major world problems and to help create the thought form of solution.” [7]
Lucis Trust programming is essential for a New World Religion and a New Social paradigm to be sold to the masses. It’s template must tick all the feel good boxes for aspiring neophytes whilst appealing to the metaphysical-freemasonic intelligentsia who have attained certain degrees from other esoteric schools. Then there are the children, the new generations to which the Lucis Trust and it’s United Nation vehicle must direct its spiritual energies.
In 1968, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) spearheaded a lobbying effort – along with the United Nations Economic and Social Council headed by new age educational guru Robert Muller – to adopt Resolution 1296 which grants “consultative” status to certain NGOs. In 1970, the Lucis Trust was one of the first to be granted such a status on the UN roster. Muller, a former Assistant Secretary General to the U.N., had good reason to set about his task in further integrating the Lucis Trust with the United Nations. As a devoted disciple of Alice Bailey, he took inspiration from her book A Treatise on White Magic, and “Education in the New Age” in order to create his vision of education for the world. This eventually formed the basis for the Robert Muller schools.[8]
In 1995, Muller delivered a speech at the University of Denver from which we can glean some understanding as to what brand of education he and UNESCO were preparing for the world’s generation of children.
He stated:
“I had written an essay which was circulated by UNESCO, and which earned me the title of “Father of Global Education.” I was educated badly in France. I’ve come to the conclusion that the only correct education that I have received in my life was from the United Nations. We should replace the word politics by planetics. We need planetary management, planetary caretakers. We need global sciences. We need a science of a global psychology, a global sociology, a global anthropology. Then I made my proposal for a World Core Curriculum.” [Emphasis mine] [9]
Muller’s Curriculum offers a primary objective which involves:
“… Assisting the child in becoming an integrated individual who can deal with personal experience while seeing himself as a part of … the greater whole. In other words, promote growth of the group idea, so that group good, group understanding, group interrelations and group goodwill replace all limited, self-centred objectives, leading to group consciousness.”
The World Core Curriculum Manual 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.” This “enlightened” individual wants a New World Order ethos which displaces diversity and the “one in manyness” in favour of ONE THOUGHT expressed through regulated building-blocks of servitude dressed up as spiritual holism. This is global, One World philosophy which lends itself to something diammetrically opposite to “holding hands across the ocean.” This is a curricula for homogenity of the kind where bland conformity is the new normal. (For Muller’s work in environmentalism along aide Maurice Strong see: Dark Green VII: The Club of Rome and “World Problematique”)
Muller’s ideas simply mirror the Alice Bailey teachings where “World Citizenship” and a “World Federation” will begin to manifest as a result of the activation of the “World Brain” developed by so-called “enlightened” individuals or “World Servers.” [10]
And who would preside over this “enlightened” Synarchy?
Once again, the constant harping on global consciousness as the only way to be harmonious means subservience to a centralised global order where the individual is secondary to the Group Mind. Education is a means to introduce uniformed thinking where diversity and creativity exist insofar that it conforms to One World philosophy. This description could be straight out of a Marxist or Fabian treatises tied up with a rainbow ribbon of New Age floss. (Keep in mind the agency of UNESCO which served to introduce the same agenda from a humanist perspective. (It is also interesting in terms of Common Purpose in the UK and Common Core education initiatives causing so many problems in the U.S.
The Tetrahedron or “triangular pyramid” logo of the World Core Curriculum
This is where fascist Synarchists, elements of Theosophy and the gradualism of Fabian socialists had close ties precisely due to their common ground on forging a World State. Unusually for a woman, Annie Besant founded the British Federation of the International Order of Co-Freemasonry and was heavily involved with Fabian socialism, eventually co-founding the Fabian Society.
This potent occult mix drew together Gnostic Christians and Spiritualists, including Frank Podmore, later Lord and Lady Passfield, the Freemason William Clarke, Viscount and Viscountess Snowden, British Prime Minister J. Ramsay Macdonald, Lord Sidney Oliver, Lord Thomson and Soviet agent Lord Haldane, and others. In the same year, Scottish noble Douglas Dunglas Home – who had sponsored Blavatsky as early as 1858 and given séances for the Czar – returned to Great Britain, where, with support of the Cecil family, he founded the Society for Psychical Research, whose members included Arthur Conan Doyle, Lord Balfour, John Dewey, William James and Lord Bertrand Russell.
Along with 33rd degree mason C.W. Leadbeater, Annie Besant joined the theosophical society in 1907 after digesting Blavatsky’s The Secret Doctrine, finally becoming the leader of the movement. Besant cultivated further cult status by grooming a young Indian adept Jiddu Krishnamurti as the new messiah. As is often the case with best laid plans, the no-nonsense Indian rejected the mantle much to the chagrin of Besant and her followers. With no love lost between her rival, Bailey was able to take over the theosophical Plan allowing it to continue on its way, despite these messianic setbacks.
By the 1930s, the British Establishment and intelligence services employed Satanist Edward Aleister Crowley and his Order of the Golden Dawn (or Stella Matutina) which joined hands with his aforementioned off-shoot of Ordo Templi Orientis (OTO) Germany’s Thule Society which, in turn, oversaw the rise of the Nazi Party. The Corporatists and International bankers did the rest. Much of the re-building from World War II came directly from occult imperatives, the principles of which overshadowed ALL of the new institutions that arose out of its purposely created ashes.
Whitehall, London
Any directive must allow free-will and the opportunity for humanity to decide their own destiny without interference. As the Lucis Trust works with such people who support the principles behind an authoritarian brand of a New World Order, then we have to question what kind of spirituality the trust is really promoting. As the vast majority of global governments and their leaders are, without doubt psychopaths or sub-categories of psychologically deviant individuals, then what kind of Plan do we think is going to manifest?
World Good Will to all men?
The Lucis Trust would likely give all kinds of esoteric reasoning that the old world is dying and the New World Servers are ushering the New Age of true spiritual freedom and “right human relations”. However, real spiritual guidance needs no subtle forms of coercion and what amounts to forced choices. To that end, it is very clear to see which “Plan” is in operation at this present time characterised as it is by certain themes and signs which denote status, hierarchy, centralisation, group consciousness and an entirely autocratic brand of spirituality.
What underlies the Lucis Trust’s particular type of “education” is the placing of our energy, faith and responsibility in an external authority; a force of “supermen” based on hierarchical principles instead of our own independent and collective empowerment. Surely, if there is such a thing as “Christ consciousness” then it will manifest through a co-linear network of like minds where “right human relations” can emerge naturally without systems of belief instead of being focused in a “divine” saviour or group of “Ascended Masters” now so ubiquitous in the New Age Movement as a whole.
Arcane School Triangles – disbursing energy to crumble the Old Order… But do we know who is behind this New Order? A Treatise on white magick or merely a more sophisticated rendering of black magick?
Corralling human thought into a prescribed and rigid belief system is seldom creative or sustainable but often incendiary, as it is drawn from invocations from so called “white magic.” The Lucis Trust describes occult meditation as: “a means of consciously and purposefully directing energy from a recognized source to the creation of some specific effect.” And this is the essential problem with “Magick” of any kind, (the “k” emphasizes occult ritualistic elements involved) especially with its focus on group consciousness and status. It seeks to create effects in the external world; to manipulate matter to gain some specific outcome and to “invoke” a particular thought form and/or entity. Whether it is a Baal or a Lord Maitreya is irrelevant. White and black magick are two sides of the same coin. White magick is simply more coy about its intent to manipulate matter towards its perception of what is perceived as “good.”
There is no need to base Synarchist precepts upon a world that does not operate according to elitist beliefs systems whether termed “spiritual” or otherwise. The implicit message from the Lucis Trust is that ordinary men and women need to be schooled and instructed by those in the know, which at the moment comprises authoritarian followers and social dominators of various degrees. The last thing humanity needs is to have its spirituality defined by more authority, yet that is exactly what the Lucis Trust and the United Nations would have us adopt.
Working on ourselves can naturally manifest the effects in the outer world without recourse to a centralised belief system and it’s hierarchy of spiritual administrators. We surely have to be extremely careful that such a funnelling of potent human energy is being directed to the correct quarters and to pose the question: for what purpose? No such public discussion has taken place as to whether organisations like the Lucis Trust should be sitting at the table of hundreds of influential think-tanks and NGOs, not least the United Nations. We only have Alice Bailey’s word that what she was channelling was indeed benevolent. And given the evidence, it appears slick and heavy with a technical integration of Western magick and Eastern techniques but ultimately devoid of anything approaching spiritual emancipation.
Given the nature of “The Absolute” and the Mixtus Orbis of this world characterised by deception so that we may learn to see the unseen, do we really think that such monolithic expressions of occult authority are actually offering something genuinely liberating? Or are they merely offering the illusion of such a possibility?
In order to try and answer that question we will have to look at the possible roots of Alice Bailey’s “overshadowing” Tibetan.
* I must confess some personal interest in the Lucis Trust. I was a member of the Arcane School for five years in my early twenties and attended many of their seminars and conferences based in Whitehall, London. It is only now in hindsight that I realise what an extremely clever and high-level disinformation project it truly is. This does not discount the many and varied expositions on esoteric truth contained within. However, it’s important to be aware exactly how spiritual information of this kind can be co-opted and distorted exactly because so much of the nature of our hyperdimensional reality has been left out.
It is especially sad, since there are many genuine and well-intentioned people within its ranks who come from a variety of backgrounds. An overwhelmingly white, middle-class demographic, many are drawn from UN-linked NGOs, the civil service and corporate machine. What defines this group is a centre of gravity focused in the intellect, a strong pull towards status (though often subconscious) and a genuine desire to serve humanity. These of course, can be recognised at the lower and mid tiers of the freemasonic degree process. An overriding emphasis on a Christ figurehead and his hierarchy of “Masters” is the proffered carrot despite the insistence on inner work and soul integration. In my view, the original ancient wisdom – even from the mix of theosophy from which the Bailey works were drawn – suggests that a “Christ consciousness” will manifest through a network of individuals rather than focused in an architecture of authority managed through a network of a New Group of World Servers structured around magical invocation, often at the Establishment level. At the higher levels of freemasonic operations, it is anyone’s guess what is occurring, but given what we know about ponerology and the red flags all over the Lucis Trust itself, the prognosis isn’t good.
However, I would urge readers to discover the nature of Alice Bailey / D.K. material in order to judge for yourselves. It will require deep study in parallel to other esoteric systems and with a keen inner eye cognizant of how such a system of spiritual teaching is now being used in our present culture. There is, at one level, much to commend it – up to a point. Then you might like to compare it to Gurdjieff’s Fourth Way Teachings and the latter day Fourth Way School of paleo-Christianity, both of which can be found at cassiopaea.org and paleochristianity.org.
Notes
From the point of Light within the Mind of God
Let light stream forth into the minds of men
Let Light descend on Earth.
From the point of Love within the Heart of God
Let love stream forth into the hearts of men.
May Christ return to Earth.
From the centre where the Will of God is known
Let purpose guide the little wills of men-
The purpose which the Masters know and serve.
From the centre which we call the race of men
Let the Plan of Love and Light work out
And may it seal the door where evil dwells.
Let Light and Love and Power restore the Plan on Earth.
[4] http://www.lucistrust.org/en/books/the_beacon_magazine
[5] ‘The Esoteric Meaning of Lucifer’ – http://www.lucistrust.org/en/arcane_school/talks_and_articles/the_esoteric_meaning_of_lucifer
[6] Luci Trust Charter | http://www.lucistrust.org
[7] http://www.lucistrust.org/en/service_activities/world_goodwill/purposes_objectives
[8] A Treatise on White Magic By Alice A. Bailey, Published by Lucis Publishing Co. 1934. http://www.alice.bailey.it/testi…/A-Treatise-on-White-Magic.pdf
[9] ‘A World Core Curriculum for Global Education Framework of Our Global Knowledge| http://www.unol.org/rms/wcc.html | http://www.robertmuller.org/rm/R1/World_Core_Curriculum.html
[10] Education for a New Age By Alice A. Bailey, Published by Lucis Publishing Co. 1954 | Updated in PDF online version 1998: http://www.bailey.it/images/testi-inglese/Education-in-the-New-Age.pdf
INFRAKSHUN 
Another brilliant post! I learn so much from your blog! Some Things I’ve never even heard of before. Thank you for sharing your amazing knowledge- 😊. And being of the Catholic faith- this was very interesting!
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Thanks m’dear. And thank you for your own sharing. It always helps to know that someone is gaining benefit from one’s own experiences and thoughts. Appreciate it!
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Hi
interesting stuff it would appear there is a plan.
Is that good or bad?
I guess it depends on your point of view, would it be better without one?
Humans have the power to project thought forward some see further than others this is a fact .
It is easy to to be against everything but at some point you have to be for something .
I have your read article and you yourself said the people you met where good and intelligent, who else could possibly be better to lead humanity into the future ,warlords ,the masses who dont give themselves time to look up from their busy lives even though the opportunity is always there .
“ask and the door will open”
If you. Feel disenfranchised gain a voice so it can be shared
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Hi Guy, thanks for your comment.
In my view, and taken with many other contextual elements involved, there is no “Plan” necessary, certainly not in the way that the Lucis Trust likes to sell it. I think true spiritual growth requires that we are able to discern truth from lies, both in ourselves and in the external world. No where is there more deception than in so-called New age and esoteric pursuits.
If we believe a lie when thinking it is truth, we are by default, a carrier of that lie without even knowing it. Hence the emphasis on self-development and discrimination so that the choices we decide to make are more likely to be correct, rather than yet more slavery dressed up as spiritual dispensation. Rather than a self-proclaimed centralisation of New World Civil Servants and placing our own responsibility for our growth on yet another external authority, spiritual networking is the preferred route, in my view.
Sharing then becomes a question of shining a light on the shadows – together – so that we can better avoid deception which has characterised so many of the “Plans” offered to humanity throughout its bloody history.
If you read my “introduction to this blog” you will see better where I’m coming from.
Many thanks again.
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Hi
I have had a look at your blog introduction and indeed some of it is concerning ,if that is true ?
I think your point on truth is indeed the fulcrum ,we all experience life from a different view point I have questioned my angle on this and arrived at a different conclusion to your own
After much soul searching and having read quite a lot of negative stuff on the Internet I felt the way forward was to follow my heart ,who and what manifested the principals of which I would want to aline myself with at this point in time , organisations like lucis trust,unicef ,amnesty ,UN ,etc (you are known by the company you keep ) seemed to resonate with me ,yes they are governed by a hierarchy and this will continue until a better way is found
I believe human nature will have to evolve further before we can move to a world with out rules where people can unfold spiritually as you describe
There is much danger to all should to much be given to quickly it is not wise to give a racing car to a child when they can only ride a bike
Your concerns about a world ran by one set of civil servants is indeed a grave concern of mine also but I see it as a transitional step not the whole picture ,lets first pull together the people of the planet into one group with common Concerns aims and principals
Guy
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Appreciate you taking the time to comment, Guy.
I wish you all the best.
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Thank you for making me stop and think,
I wish you all the best to.
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MK-
Very much appreciate your article. I am certainly interested on your take due to your prior affiliations with the Lucis Trust. I have read a few Alice Bailey books, but have never talked to another student of her work. I have definitely pondered her statements of a New World Order, but do not think she is advocating an authoritarian regime, as it is completely contrary to her message of world peace and personal liberty. It seems your distrust of Lucis Trust is based on this idea that “The last thing humanity needs is to have its spirituality defined by more authority, yet that is exactly what the Lucis Trust and the United Nations would have us adopt.”
From my understanding Bailey was stating the case that religious dogmatism, i.e. “spirituality defined by more authority”, must be shed to reveal the seed of truth within the religion, i.e. the freedom of individual consciousness.
So, I have a few questions for you.
1. At the Arcane School what are the main teachings? That of peace, love, proper meditation, self-liberation? or the importance of following a Master, group consciousness, New World Order propaganda/ agenda?
2, You said “It is only now in hindsight that I realise what an extremely clever and high-level disinformation project it truly is.” What is the disinformation? Please expand.
3. Are Alice Bailey’s teachings in line with the Arcane School and what the Lucis Trust stands for?
I would be highly interested in hearing more about your experiences with your affiliation to the Arcane School.
Thank you. I am eager to hear your response.
Noah
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Hello Noah, If you read the rest of the series you may find answers to some of your questions. I can’t reply to your specific points right now due to time constraints but I hope to do so at some point relatively soon.
Best, M.K.
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I don’t think Alice Bailey was advocating an authoritarian regime or anything consciously untoward. It’s more complex than that. Any disinformation – and most especially that which is “esoteric” or “spiritual” offers ample room for 90% truth mixed in with 10% lies. And certainly any channelling – or “overshadowing” as the Tibetan liked to call it – needs to be examined in context as does the vessel, which in this case was Alice Bailey.
There is much in the Bailey teachings that is commendable but there is also much that is wholly erroneous for the reasons I give in the series. There is much in the Bailey material that says the right things and makes all the right noises but nevertheless, when you look at ALL the material from a bird’s-eye view and you place it in context of history and the present new age movement (which has its roots in the bailey beliefs) certain broad patterns can be perceived. You realise something is “off,” though it may take some time to put your finger on it.
Firstly, do you assume that because the teachings ostensibly promote peace, love, meditation and well-being that this is proof of authenticity? Spiritual disinformation – of which the higher negative levels excel – mix truth and lies in often subtle ways and do so in ways that appeal to one’s self-importance and intellect. You cannot sell a “system” of esoteric training without including a large percentage of truth. There are usually intellectual feats of daring-do and lots and lots of technical attributions and techniques for ascension and much parallel study to assimilate so-called esoteric knowledge. Yet, service to self also needs to learn and become a useful vessel in much the same way as service to others – at least intellectually. Yet, there the comparison ends. How emotional energy and integration of soul energy is channelled depends entirely on context. The growth of the soul can just as easily be inverted and its energy usurped toward a particular thought centre which is anything but “love and light.”
Secondly, there is not a mention at all of the nature of ponerology and the science of evil in institutional power. It’s all about love, light and POWER. Did you get that in the Great Invocation? As in true ancient wisdom such things were known and teachings given to those to develop knowledge in order to know what love and light truly was, and how to embody these things in oneself and most importantly how to develop perspicacity so that you can know the difference between choice as a proffered carrot and a genuine CONSCIOUS choice as a result of self-development.
For instance, there is a very big difference between being “group conscious” and seeking the path of knowledge. The Lucis Trust and its affiliations offer the focus on “group consciousness” and what amounts to a form of spiritual centralisation, all wrapped up in a heavy mix of Indian, Hindu, Tibetan and Western esotericism placed upon a freemasonic ritualistic framework. A specific intent to influence events through ritualistic invocation tied to group consciousness with a strict emphasis on a specific closed methods of occult practice. This is very different to seeking the path of knowledge within a network of co-linear souls. That alone offers considerable cause for disquiet since there is very little difference between black and white magick as both seek to “influence” by stealing free-will. It is possible to pay considerable and erudite lip-service to serving others while the framework upon which you develop such principles leads the aspirant to its opposite. This is a standard formula and a subversion of the principle of genuine spiritual networking which does not operate either theoretically or practically as centralisation through the elevation of group consciousness.
The Arcane School offers a means to follow training in occult meditation and a process of slow integration of the centres under guidance of “secretaries”. Yet, the net result is a greater and greater move toward group consciousness and external authority with the “reappearance of the Christ and the externalisation of the Hierarchy” as the arbiters of this New World. The diversity of sovereign souls disbursing energy through a network where truth is the only lodestar is not what is being offered by the Lucis Trust. It is in fact, a process of occult training set within definite belief systems and very selective as to what is deemed admissible, bound as it is to its freemasonic roots. In fact, the Lucis Trust precedes over a contractile energy imbuing what is effectively a spiritual bureaucracy with diverted “group consciousness” in order to further a New World thus envisioned. This world order of a New Religion, a New education, a New psychology, a New World Order is I think, alchemical, but ultimately an alchemical inversion serving a minority.
The “importance” of knowledge and discerning lies from truth at the spiritual level is essential for this reason. Love and peace is not enough. How can you apply love and peace and compassion when there is no mention whatsoever of the deeper secrets of esoteric Christianity and the influence of the negative pathway and how it operates?
Ask yourself how a 4th density level of service to self pathway of deception would seek to encourage a lack of awareness and further camouflage negative thought centres seated in the higher realms? Ask yourself why it is that the Lucis Trust and its organisations operate within the higher echelons of almost all of our national and international institutions which are exhibiting clear symptoms of systemic pathology? The Lucis Trust is just another form of monotheism with occult ingredients.
Nothing needs assistance in evolving. I don’t think anyone needs external saviours or endless “buddhic plane” theories tied to a singular agenda of how spirituality should manifest. It is a natural process. The disinformation process follows the line of least resistance and offers “keep busy” activities to divert and distract. That is not to say that genuine esoteric schools do not exist. I think they do. However, the Arcane School and the Lucis Trust is, in my view, not one of them.
Yes. And I have no doubt that the vast majority of people involved are entirely genuine and well-intentioned.
The question is, what does the Lucis Trust *truly* stand for?
I’m sure…
I spent five years with the Arcane School studying as an aspirant, numerous lectures, study and triangle groups. I left as a natural progression and I think as a result of intuitive “warnings” that this was not the path it appeared to be.
You can only follow what you think to be authentic. And for me, the Lucis Trust and Alice Bailey teachings are very far from true spiritual freedom. But clearly, if it is right for you – great.
Thanks for commenting.
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Hi I have also been an Arcane School student and my desire to leave came from the school not following Alice Bailey’ humanitarian plan ( address the conglomerate evil she warned about, which is the global elite oligarchies around the world) but a dull minded humanism ( give the homeless socks in your area, support a vastly corrupt and ineffectual UN). In Bailey’s day, there was great hope for the UN keeping the world stable ethically and ensuring peace between nations-things have changed. The flaws are not with Alice Bailey’s school of old but as it has been watered down over the years into intelligent cliches replacing thoughtful meaning in present day and their leadership is uninspiring (Christine Morgan). I too had gotten warning to leave at the time it was clear Morgan supports the work of CERN; namely it’s physicist David LaPoint, who is simply doing magic in his primer fields, but CERN believes it is God-that was the last straw for me. I continue to admire and respect the exceptional works of Alice Bailey and work with those in meditation.
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Hello Linda,
Although I cannot share your faith in Alice Bailey’s works – even prior to being “watered down” – and for the reasons I have described in my posts, I thank you for sharing your interesting experiences with the Arcane School.
(I also found your information about CERN rather fascinating if a little alarming!)
All the best,
M.K.
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You mentioned deeper secrets of esoteric Christianity? Care to name a few?
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As a starter you might like to read Boris Mouravieff’s:
Gnosis: The Exoteric Cycle (Vol 1)
Gnosis: The Mesoteric Cycle (Vol 2)
Gnosis: The Esoteric Cycle (Vol 3)
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Interesting. This reminds me of something I’ve read recently:
http://www.ascendedmastersexposed.com/
Respectfully, while I am open to being proven otherwise, I remain unconvinced on the topic of supernatural forces and extra terrestrials. Nearly all of the content I’ve read concerning those topics are vastly unsupported, and smack of disinformation. One of the more compelling ones was spiced with mysticism, but ultimately devoid of any insight or supporting detail:
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/esp_sociopol_illuminati_55.htm
They all seem to go back to the idea of the “Law of One” and “higher densities”. These concepts all seem to originate from the same source, which raises my suspicion whenever I hear talk of higher density extra terrestrial beings (while providing no supporting detail whatsoever other than supposition and anecdotes).
I understand that you are a fan of Knight-Jadczyk, though I was unimpressed with the quality of The Secret History of the World. If I could sum it up, it suggests that half of the world is comprised of soulless extra terrestrials who feed off the souls of humans, that humanity was once more divine as noble savages who shunned technology while focusing their energy on service to others. That to become more evolved, we must not ask for outside divine help, stop doing drugs (including caffeine), perform service to others, and study the deeper meaning of words. This knowledge was gained while talking to herself in the future. Quite a lot to ask the reader to accept all that without the author providing much in the way of supporting evidence.
As you’ve mentioned in the Mind Control series, it is possible to implant outside voices in the minds through the use of silent audio or electromagnetic carrier waves. Someone not aware of this technology could be “spoken to” using techniques that make the victim believe that they are experiencing the “voice of god” or other supernatural phenomena. As Arthur Clarke alluded, “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”
In short, I’ve seen nothing that requires extra terrestrials or supernatural forces as an explanation. I would be more than happy to be convinced otherwise, but so far I’ve been disappointed.
To be fair, I will share a couple of points that leave me open to the idea of the supernatural.
1) The Freemasons seem to exert an extremely inordinate amount of effort into encoding architecture with precise astronomical meanings, alignments, and geometries. There is an overwhelming obsession with those cosmologies that leads me to believe that their significance is much more than mere astronomical allegories of purely material regard.
The youtube series “Do you Believe in Magick” makes a compelling case for the astronomical and chronological significance of orchestrating mass tragedies. This seems to go well beyond the desire of merely creating a false flag for geopolitical consideration, and suggests that the planners of such an event believed that they would derive some metaphysical power from such a mass sacrifice. It strikes me as too much to be mere coincidence.
While meditating on this, I was struck with a tangential idea that I believe might have merit. Beyond the purely material considerations for wars and false flags (gaining power over the population and their resources through the hegelian dialectic), perhaps these horrendous events are merely the pretext for mass ritual sacrifice.
Human sacrifice was a widespread practice to appease “the gods” across geographically isolated cultures throughout history. I’m sure you’re aware of the ancient figure of Moloch, where children were sacrificed to appease this figure in ancient Akkad. It is interesting to note that a modern day figure of Moloch exists at the Bohemian Grove, frequented by prominent Freemasons in California: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNpQ6kM8ANo
Similar practices existed in Mesoamerica, particularly among the Aztecs. It is interesting to note that the Aztecs, who conducted the human sacrifices on pyramids, believed that the pyramid served the purpose of transmitting the soul of the person into the afterlife. This belief is identical to the Egyptians, who also built pyramids and whom we are led to believe share no historical or cultural connection to Mesoamerican cultures. This is rather difficult to accept considering the vast cultural overlaps including similar flood myths, but most of all the existence of Cocoa and Tobacco (exclusively American species of plants) in mummies. But that is a thread for another day.
We are led to believe that ritual sacrifice of humans is a barbaric practice that has been consigned to the realm of the past for thousands of years, though perhaps it still persists while being disguised as something else more politically acceptable. The Torah suggests that rival tribes practiced the abomination of child and human sacrifice, and that their god commanded them to outlaw human sacrifice in favor of animal sacrifice.
Given what we know of the Talmud’s opinion of Goyim as merely animals which can be done with at will, perhaps deeply ponerized Rabbis have taken this a green light to sacrifice humans, so long as they are non-Jews. This may give credence for the persistence of Blood Libel events throughout history across many different societies, where human sacrifice was often attributed to local Rabbis.
If Freemasons or other occult groups are of the belief that they require ritual human sacrifice to “feed” their gods, orchestrating mass tragedies and wars which result in thousands, even millions of deaths could accomplish this goal while providing political cover to avoid drawing the attention of the populace.
2) There are considerable allusions to the scenario of soulless, group conscious entities who feed off of humanity in movies and pop culture. We know that Occult groups like to hide their cosmology in plain sight, and that they have deep connections to Hollywood. Perhaps this is their way of trying to illustrate that what they’re depicting is real. Example of this are: The Borg hivemind species in the Star Trek series, and the plots of The Matrix series and movie Dark City. Now that I think of it, this seems to also be the plot of “Invasion of the Body Snatchers” and “They Live.”
3) The closest I’ve come to a paranormal experience has been a few instances of sleep paralysis. This happened shortly after I began reading The Gulag Archipelago, and while it sounds corny, I would say the book brought me more in touch with my humanity in a metaphysical way. The instances of sleep paralysis were nothing short of terrifying. While it may seem strange, I certainly felt as if there was a malicious entity in the room at the time. I understand that many prefer to dismiss sleep paralysis as merely a disconnect between the waking mind and mechanical body during a time of partial consciousness. However, my gut tells me that there must be more to the process, as episodes of sleep paralysis are often accompanied by nightmares for most people.
The experience rekindled my interest in Christianity for a time, though further analysis has led me to believe that Christianity as an institution, and the Bible as a resource are largely coopted by ponerological groups. I would say that the overall message is generally positive though (service to others, holding ourselves accountable), and there are messages of wisdom: A tree is known for it’s fruit; One cannot worship both money and God; store your wealth in yourself (in your own enlightenment).
The experiences with sleep paralysis, and the perfection of macrocosm, microcosm, and time lead me to believe there is something greater than a purely material existence. What that is, I have yet to learn.
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In all of my writings (here on this blog at least) I’ve purposely avoided going into depth regarding the hyperdimensional nature of the control system and ultra-terrestrials (extra-terrestrials imply a ‘nuts and bolts’ reality to the phenomena which appears to be partly false) since it is a task I’m not qualified to tackle – few are. However, I have plenty of experiences related to this subject that, while not offering definite proof nonetheless suggest to me that there is indeed a para-physical control system in place and has been for an extremely long time. And it is has been essential for such a system to remain concealed.
Yet, such signs and indications of its existence cannot be summarily placed into a laboratory for analysis as it is bound into the very perception and consciousness of the collective and individual in question. It’s a bit like trying to pick up mercury with your fingers and appears to personify the very nature of both the cosmic trickster and the origins of demonology and its inherent modes of deception. It is immensely complex which is why when we go digging into this matter it quickly becomes an exercise in self-development and the accompanying suffering. One cannot separate oneself from that exposure and considerable progress can only be made when hubris is absent and the layers of the ego have been stripped away on the road to a healthier ego in service to soul influence. This is the nature of knowledge accumulation and its application, it seems.
The so called paranormal inevitably encompasses often mundane explanations , yet the occasions where something genuinely anomalous has taken place I think it’s merely reflecting natural processes beyond the frequency of the five senses and filtered through Official Culture, therefore misunderstood. Similarly, the nature of hyperdimensional realities and tracing the thread of this tapestry of control takes decades of study before the circumstantial evidence becomes overwhelming. For JFK’s “monolithic and ruthless conspiracy” to operate in the way that it has, above Official Culture, it simply isn’t possible for it to be a purely human operation.
Although the sum of the separate parts of my own experiences has convinced me beyond doubt, that is for me and my own conscience. I cannot convince you – nor would I want to – that such principles of this control system over humankind is the perennial truth. Similarly, I think it is better, healthier that you – and all of us happening upon this material – remain unconvinced and therefore with minds open to new data, though it is unlikely that empirical proof will be provided for obvious reasons.
As to Mrs. Laura Knight-Jadczyk – no, I am not a fan in that sense which implies blind devotion (something she actively discourages) but I think she comes closest to anyone at this time in pin-pointing the genesis of the control system through history and up to the present day. I can say this with some authenticity because I was privileged to work with her and other members of the crew very closely for over six years and know them all to be the most dedicated, authentic and courageous people I’ve ever met. Though I am no longer in contact for reasons wholly my own, they remain people whom I respect very much having witnessed the trials and problems they have had to go through to in order to keep this information flowing – in particular on ponerology. The rise in awareness on this , psychopathy and many other subjects has been directly down to their enormous efforts. Very, very few people could sustain this level of quality and support under such sustained attacks over the years.
However, too often folks routinely criticise what are essentially stepped down esoteric truths without the required dictionary for understanding. Self-development and internal change is essential in coming to grips with these realities and no one should ever embark on this journey to genuinely understand how our world works without being willing to make the needed sacrifices. Hubris is our biggest teacher, through its fracturing we can learn the most valuable lessons.
Without slipping into cheer-leading here… I do I think Knight-Jadczyk is correct when she constantly reiterates that it must be the 90% hard work through networking and research that takes priority rather than relying on the 10% inspirational knowledge from “critical channelling.” Again, it is not possible to truly understand or gain any form of potential mastery of these subjects without first absorbing all of the material in question as a basic first step. And of course, whether the material resonates will determine how much energy you willing to give to that. I’d suggest reading ALL of Knight-Jadczyk’s works (The Wave Series, Secret History trilogy and articles) and then review your position.
We have to be very sure it isn’t just the Predator’s Mind persuading us to go elsewhere so that cherished beliefs can be preserved. (Part of the confirmation bias you mentioned, once again). Then again, we all have our innate preferences and if it doesn’t resonate after a period of time, there’s no point pursuing it.
You seem to be quite focused on freemasonry and magick. Since I think the Establishment factions at the highest level are occult combined with a form of techno-sorcery then you’ll probably find my later articles on Occult Zionism and 9/11 of interest where ritual sacrifice and blood libel element is explored. (There is a post on Moloch and Baal in this context). But again, at this level it becomes almost silly to think of this as “Jewish” since what we have is pure ceremonial psychopathy, very possibly in touch with the very hyperdimensional realities as magicakal conduits we’ve been partially discussing. Do we Know for sure? No. But then, it is hardly likely that we would know being knee deep in the mud of the proverbial pig sty.
Finally, you mentioned sleep paralysis. May I recommend an excellent book which I think you’ll enjoy a great deal given your experiences:
Dark Intrusions – An Investigation into the Paranormal Nature of Sleep Paralysis Experiences By Louis Proud
Many thanks for your interesting thoughts.
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Thank you for taking the time to write out such a comprehensive response. I truly appreciate it. Just to clarify, when I comment or disagree, I do so from a position of hoping to create a discussion which leads to greater understanding.
I also am not asking you to convince me in the sense of hoping to sway me one way or the other, and believe that personal enlightenment is a voluntary and highly personal activity. I am merely inviting the opportunity to explore other opinions.
It is also an opportunity to hopefully be introduced to material which has been beneficial in your understanding of the topics being discussed. These circles are rife with hundreds of books ancient and modern that the explorer must often devote years sifting through, only to discover that many of them are of little value. The identification and sharing of informative, useful content among sincere researchers can be beneficial in helping people with limited time proceed through their journey.
Thank you for the book recommendations– I will check them out with an open mind.
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