Share International has publicly declared that, “Maitreya, the World Teacher” is the Christ, and that he is currently in an open mission to save the earth. In fact, their commercials have aired on CNN. There is a picture of Maitreya visiting a town in Nairobi where he was called, “Jesus of Nazareth” by a crowd of 6,000 worshippers. Here is the link: http://www.share-international.org/maitreya/Ma_main.htm
Maitreya promises to bring about an age of world peace and fullness for every nation. But Jesus predicted this in the bible:
“... see to it that no one misleads you. For many will come in My name, saying, ‘I am the Christ,’ and will mislead many (Matthew 24:4-5, New American Standard Bible).
For the peace promise to be fulfilled, an important task is to abolish all religions. Christianity and Judaism are the foremost objectives enumerated:
“1. The Reorganisation [sic] of the World Religions (a. To make way for the World Religion, universal religion)…
2. The Gradual Dissolution of Orthodox Judaism” (Bailey 551).
This is not a harmless checklist for change. Constance Cumbey writes, “… the conspiracy was to involve ‘a skeptical and destructive criticism of personal-immortality religions’” (123). The rhetoric of the highest initiates has been anti-Semitic. Alice Bailey’s husband, Foster Bailey wrote a book called, Running God’s Plan where on pp. 14-15, he alludes that Adolf Hitler was a New Age disciple. He is quoted in the footnotes of Cumbey’s book:
“… by uniting the peoples living in the Rhine River valley using that valley as a binding factor. It was an attempt by a disciple but did not work. Now another attempt is in full swing” (57).
Adolf Hitler wanted the Rhine River to unify Europe and spread the Nazi empire. As unbelievable as it may sound, one can draw a strong correlation between The New Age Movement and Nazism. Now to this same venture, much has already been done to undermine and discredit Christianity. Cumbey goes on to cite a May-June 1977 edition of The Beacon, an organ of Lucis Publishing Company, where H.G. Wells, who was a major proponent for New Age is praised as a forerunner where the author of the article writes, “Few did more to incite revolt against Christian dogma or against the accepted codes of behavior” (124). Indeed, every opportunity to scoff at the validity of the bible has been taken; mocking Christianity has caught on to be a very ordinary, if not celebrated thing to do in our time. ‘The Plan’ is working. Let me give you two examples of how much it is working…
Earlier this year, I attended a workshop stage performance of a group that is legend in urban theater. In nearly every skit were sly remarks attacking faith and tabloid-style dramatizations of the Christian; at nearly every turn they wielded their main subject matter using Christianity as a scapegoat to rile up the crowd. I was stunned at how one-sided the material was. I waited in vain for their performance to balance out the hate with something, anything truthful, to what Christianity did do for people in dire straits. I have to briefly digress here to speak candidly and personally now: All it takes is an ounce of compassion to understand the sentiment. When Jesus was arrested, he was smashed in his face, he was lied about, spat on, gored, stabbed and repeatedly humiliated- they wiped the floor with him. But a bloodied Jesus might as well have been standing at the center of that stage, while this group whirled around him dancing and singing. I heard many behind me thunder with cheers. It was a fall-down, despicable display of thanklessness and it breaks my heart just to write about it again. It is a disgrace that I am the only one who is offended. God is more than just a concept in your mind or else He’s not God. It’s about a loving high regard.
The second example is the documentary, Zeitgeist. Peter Joseph wrote, directed and produced Zeitgeist which received much acclaim. Zeitgeist claimed that the story of Jesus of Nazareth was passed down from preceding pagan deities. The summation being that Jesus was a fraud. In a radio interview, Joseph stated to a caller, “YOU are God.” thus, affirming a shared view with the New Age Movement. In the bibliography of his documentary are the names, H.P. Blavatsky, Alice Bailey and other noted theosophists and New Agers. Incidentally, Zeitgeist has been debunked repeatedly and mercilessly with well-researched documentation disproving ALL of its claims. The histories of pagan deities such as Horus, Dionysus and Krishna clearly do not include a virgin birth, 12 disciples and a resurrection, etc., as claimed by the documentary. Jesus Christ is the genuine article.
But your average Joe, so-called “positive thinker” who reads Wayne Dyer and watches Eckhart Tolle on Oprah doesn’t know any of this. Your average female, so-called “spiritual free thinker” doesn’t understand that watching The Secret to learn how to think is participating in demonic affiliation. Some will find out and they will run from that mess. Others won’t care either way because what matters to them is that they feel good right now. It’s socially acceptable to say, “Do whatever you want to do,” and “Believe whatever you want.” But it’s too embarrassing to say, “Jesus is Lord.”
In the bible, the Book of Revelations describes the end times as marked by a man who will unite the world into a one-world government for peace. This is the Anti-Christ. He will deceive many with signs and wonders, and a system will be set up where no one will be able to buy and sell without confirming their worship of him as God. Well, it’s interesting to note that the New Age Movement has proposed an end to the cash monetary system. To be a part of the system to buy and sell you must take the mark of this man. In his book, Reflections on the Christ, David Spangler, a major founding figure to modern New Age, writes, “Lucifer comes to give to us the final gift of wholeness. If we accept it, then he is free and we are free. That is the Luciferic initiation. It is one that many people now, and in the days ahead, will be facing, for it is an initiation into the New Age” (45).
This is what the bible says:
“Then another angel, a third one, followed them, saying with a loud voice, ‘If anyone worships the beast and his image, and receives a mark on his forehead or on his hand, he also will drink the wine of the wrath of God, which is mixed in full strength in the cup of His anger; and he will be tormented with fire and brimstone in the presence of the holy angels and in the presence of the Lamb.” (Revelations 14:9-10, New American Standard Bible).
The bible tells us that it is the Jew and the Christian that will come under the worst persecution from the Anti-Christ. But Jesus Christ will then return in glory much to the inescapable terror of those who took the mark. Judgment will come. But those who believed in Jesus will be saved. EVERYONE should know how Jesus is supposed to return. There should be no confusion! Here is Jesus in his own words:
“And then the sign of the Son of Man will appear in the sky, and then all the tribes of the earth will mourn, and they will see the SON OF MAN COMING ON THE CLOUDS OF THE SKY, with power and great glory. And He will send forth His angels with A GREAT TRUMPET and THEY WILL GATHER TOGETHER His elect from the four winds, from one end of the sky to the other.” (Matthew 24:30-31, New American Standard bible).You must understand that Jesus is not going to return via a limousine or out of thin air at your church. It must be understood that a man who is not in Christ Jesus is fooling himself, if he believes that he is going to withstand taking the mark of the beast all by himself. If that man can’t even keep his peace amidst peer pressure, glares and threats, then how in the world is he going to overcome the immense social persecution by everyone who took the mark of the beast? The Spirit will keep us, but some Christians are still saying yes to the things that kept them in bondage.
I will conclude with this. In our day and age, everyone has a convenient idea of God that suits them: a non-judgmental, neutral God who smiles dumbly at the ugly things they do in secret, while they tell themselves what good and noble people they are. If He is a just God, then how can He not be infuriated by injustice? These same people call themselves spiritual. There are many who call themselves spiritual who can't even stop themselves from enjoying other people’s pain or from sleeping around. It should be obvious that these backward ideas can be traced to the New Age mindset, which I have shown you to be Luciferian. So I hope that my findings will be effective in creating an awareness of the very subtle duplicity of the New Age Movement; at the very least, to whet the curiosity of the reader into doing some investigation of his own. In the light of this work, one cannot avoid examining what their true relationship with God is. God does exist, but He is not politically correct, nor is He multiple choice- He is God with a just preference. He is God of the Jews and of the New Testament. If this work should inspire the reader to think more deeply about their life and their salvation, then I rejoice, and all the praise and glory is due to the Lord Jesus Christ.
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