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Aquarius - Age of Evil

Sincere seekers report that they resonate with the information presented by Helena Blavatsky, Alice Bailey, Samael & Eckhart Tolle. But these trailblazers of the new-age said they received their doctrines from off-world entities namely Hoot Koomi, Djwhal Khul & Aun Weor respectively. Tolle changed his first name from Ulrich in homage to the German philosopher and mystic, Meister Eckhart born on February 16, 1948. That shows and proves that he drinks wine but preaches water because his name is a blast from the past but he indoctrinates his undiscerning followers to live in the now only. 

The information dictated by the aforementioned demonic entities into the psyche of these big shots is very poetic, easy & extremely seductive to believe. But they desire to deceive genuine seekers. One must understand these beings are thousands of years older than us hence the smartest man on earth is no much to their intellect. Hence those who believe it are seductively outmatched in this regard.

Also, the information they express is the clearest depiction of the mystery school ideology which are tailored in such a way to be a mystery school for dummies to indoctrinate those who would normally never set foot in any of the various secret societies and get them to believe in the same elitist mindset without going through any particular initiation. This is usually accompanied by the idea of pride. Whereby the deceived believe that what they believe is only for a select few and that has a way of sticking with them. 

To live beyond new age, theosophical bullshit, aspire to be like Mt. Fuji, with such a broad and solid foundation that the strongest earthquake cannot move you, and so tall that the greatest enterprises of common men seem insignificant from your lofty perspective. With your mind as high as Mt Fuji you can see all things clearly. And you can see all the forces that shape events; note things happening near to you.’ — Miyamoto Musashi

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