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Capra, and Megatrends author John Naisbitt.
California New Age minister and writer Terry Cole-Whittaker told Magical Blend magazine:
“I feel that we are right on the edge and we are going to ‘pop’ into a new dimension. Everybody
senses it.”
The central theme of the New Age movement is “the emergence of a new planetary
consciousness.” They hope to usher in the “Age of Aquarius” and their goal is a one-world
religion. It is nothing more than a revival of the ancient Babylonian religion, a dressed-up
version of witchcraft, a politically-correct form of witchcraft, which they hope to introduce to
every aspect of society.
The spirit guides they refer to are demons. They are working to integrate New Age teaching
into religion, and in the process, they are trying to discredit Christianity. For instance, New
Agers have latched onto the ‘lost years’ of Jesus, the period between his boyhood and the
beginning of his ministry, which are omitted from the Bible. Kevin Ryerson, the demon
channeler for actress Shirley Maclaine, says that his spirit guides told him that “the man Jesus
studied for 18 years in India before he returned to Jerusalem. He was studying the teachings of
Buddha and became an adept Yogi himself.” Elizabeth Clare Prophet in her book The Lost Years
of Jesus, said that she discovered, through documents she found in the Himalayas, that when
Jesus was a youth, he joined a caravan to the East, and studied under “wise men” who taught him
mysticism. Edgar Cayce’s demon guides also gave him similar revelations. He claimed that Jesus
traveled through Egypt, India and Persia; and it was in Persia that he learned from the Mystery
Religion teachers. New Age leaders claim this information was censored in the 6th century by
the Church. A book called Jesus Lived in India by Holger Kerston, has gone as far as to say that
after the “resurrection” of Jesus, he returned to India, and that his tomb in Kashmir can still be
seen today.
Ruth Montgomery was told by her spirit guides: “...We are as much God as God is part of us
... each of us is God ... together we are God.” Corinne and Theodore Heline, authors of many
New Age books, including New Age Bible Interpretation, said that with the dawning of a New
Age, an evil Satan who doesn’t exist and will vanish from man’s memory. Christians unfit for
the New Age will also cease to exist, being wiped off the earth by the New Age ‘Christ.’ New
Ager Ken Eyers was quoted in Parade magazine (August 9, 1987) as saying: “Those who can
not be enlightened will not be permitted to dwell in this world. They will be sent to some equally
appropriate place to work their way to understanding.”
In the New Age book Reflections on the Christ by David Spangler (Director of the UN
Planetary Initiative, and a leader in the Planetary Citizens), he wrote that Lucifer is “an agent of
God’s love.” and that “Christ is the same force as Lucifer.” He also wrote: “Lucifer prepares man
for the experience of Christhood ... (he is) the great Initiator ... Lucifer works within each of us to
bring us to wholeness, as we move into a new age ... each of us in some way is brought to that
point which I term the Luciferic Initiation, the particular doorway through which the individual
must pass if he is to come ‘fully’ into the presence of his light and his wholeness ... It is one that
many people now, and in the days ahead, will be facing, for it is an initiation into the new age.”
He also made a connection to one world government when he wrote: “No one will enter the New
World Order unless he or she will make a pledge to worship Lucifer. No one will enter the New
Age unless he will take a Luciferian initiation.” New Agers refer to the writings of a 14th century
gnostic group, called Luciferians, who worshiped him, believing him to be the brother of God,
and taught that he was wrongly cast out of Heaven, and would someday be vindicated. He was
praised as the “bright and morning star.”