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24th floor, in New York. They seem to be the coordinating force behind the New Age
movement. Some of the people who have served on their Board: Robert McNamara, Donald
Regan, Henry Kissinger, David Rockefeller, Paul Volcker, and George Shultz.
Bailey wrote a few books detailing the New Age plan and said that the new world order will
be the “reappearance of the Christ.” In her Externalization of the Hierarchy she said that the
New Age will be in full bloom after the global crisis occurs and the world turns to ‘Christ’ for
leadership. She felt that the term ‘Christ’ could be applied to any person who reached an elevated
state of consciousness, thereby achieving a divine status. Only a few souls found enough favor
with the spiritual hierarchy of the reincarnated ancient Masters to be chosen to return to earth as
an avatar. New Agers claim that Mohammed, Buddha, and Jesus were avatars, and therefore
each was a ‘Christ.’
Alice Bailey has said:
“The Christ who will return will not be like the Christ who (apparently) departed. He will
not be a ‘man of sorrows’; He will not be a silent, pensive figure; He will be the
enunciator of spiritual statements which will not necessitate interpretation (and give rise
to misinterpretation) because He will be present to indicate the true meaning … He
recognizes and loves those who are not Christian but who retain allegiance to their
Founders– the Buddha, Mohammed, and others. He cares not what the faith is, if the
objective is love of God and of humanity. If men look for the Christ who left his disciples
centuries ago they will fail to recognize the Christ who is in the process of returning.”
Bailey said that her “hidden Masters” told her that 1975 was the time to begin open
propagation of their plans. Although Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (who brought Transcendental
Meditation to America) taught that the New Age began in 1975 when he inaugurated the “Age of
Enlightenment,” the 1980 book The Aquarian Conspiracy: Personal and Social Transformation
in the 1980’s by Marilyn Ferguson (published by J. P. Tarcher, Inc. in Los Angeles, CA) ignited
the New Age movement into one of the fastest growing ‘religions’ today.
Ferguson said that the New Age movement had “triggered the most rapid cultural
realignment in history,” and that the movement had grown to such an extent, that thousand of
groups were now a part of the network, including: Human Potential Movement, New Thought,
Consciousness Movement, Holistic Movement, Whole Earth, and Unity. Some of their frontgroups
include: Association for Humanistic Psychology, the Holistic Health Organizing
Committee, Association for World Organization, Political Science Committee of the Institute for
the New Age, Institute for the Study of Conscious Evolution, Naropa Institute, Hunger Project,
Planetary Citizens, Planetary Initiative for the World We Choose, and the Movement for a New
Society.
This handbook for action by the New Age movement was introduced at the World Congress
on Futurology in Toronto, Canada to be used as a blueprint to begin a new campaign for
recruitment into the occult.
The December, 1986 issue of the Omega-Letter reported that the New Age movement was
the fastest growing religion in America. People are being drawn into the New Age movement
because of its propaganda regarding social injustices, environmental concerns, and ending world
hunger. Some of the well-known people who were involved: singer John Denver, former
astronaut Edgar Mitchell, former University of Notre Dame president Theodore Hesburgh,
former German Chancellor Willy Brandt, science fiction writer Isaac Asimov, physicist Fritjof