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Blavatsky’s gods of the East are infinitely more compatible with their plans than the Judeo-Christian
God. Which may explain the Club of Rome’s heavy reliance on the "spiritual values" of India, as
expressed in the following prayer:
May the divine Spirit protect us all; may we work together with great energy; may our study
be fruitful and thorough; may there be no hatred between us.37
Temple of Understanding
Aum, Peace, Peace, Peace, Peace— Vedic Prayer [3000 B.C.]
One of the principal channels through which this tilt toward Oriental spiritualism has been spread is the
Temple of Understanding, located at the same Cathedral of St. John the Divine that houses the
Lindisfarne Luciferians. Launched in the early 1960s as the "spiritual counterpart of the United
Nations," its founding sponsors included the following odd assortment of Establishment Insiders,
socialists, humanists, communist fronters, religious figures, and entertainment celebrities: John D.
Rockefeller IV; then-Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara; Planned Parenthood founder Margaret
Sanger; IBM president Thomas J. Watson; Socialist Party leader Norman Thomas; Eleanor Roosevelt;
Time-Life president James A. Linen; homosexual author Christopher Isherwood; columnist Max Lerner;
and entertainer Jack Benny.
The Temple organization, which works closely with the UN Secretariat, the World Council of Churches,
and the World Conference on Religion and Peace, is currently aiding and abetting Columbus-bashers
with its sponsorship of the UN’s Year of the Indigenous People. In 1993, it will be promoting the
syncretic "Interfaith Movement" with its centennial celebration of the World’s Parliament of Religions.
This favor toward Eastern mysticism was given a big boost in UN circles during the 1970s and ’80s by
New Age VIP Robert Muller, who served as an assistant secretary-general at the United Nations. Muller,
author of the influential book New Genesis: Shaping a Global Spirituality, believes, "If Christ came
back to earth, his first visit would be to the United Nations to see if his dream of human oneness and
brotherhood had come true. He would be happy to see representatives from all nations."38
Of course, when Muller talks about "Christ," he is not speaking in the Christian tradition, but in that of
Bailey, Creme, and Spangler. Muller openly supports Creme and has delivered lectures at the Lucis
Trust’s Arcane School. And in typical animist fashion, he refers to "our brethren the animals, our sisters
the flowers."39
Who Is Maurice Strong
Undoubtedly one of the most influential hands guiding the UN’s unfolding spirituality over the past two
decades has been that of the grand poobah of environmentalism, Maurice Strong. An article from the
May 1990 issue of West magazine40 sheds considerable light on the man who has been reverently
dubbed by some "the custodian of the planet." Journalist Daniel Wood’s research for the article included
spending a week with Strong and his wife Hanne at their Baca Grande spiritual center in Colorado’s San
Luis Valley. While there, he witnessed many strange and troubling things. According to Wood, the
Strongs’ goal at "the Baca," as they refer to their compound, "is nothing less than to alter, utterly, the
history of the world." They see their mystic commune serving "as a model for the way the world should
be — and, they say, must be — if humankind is to survive."
The idea for the strange venture at "the Baca" took root in 1978, reported Wood, "when a mysterious