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Part of new-age lip service is to sign off a conversation by saying love & light while being oblivious of the shadow. I must also have a dark side if I am to be whole, said Dr Carl Jung. So what is the dark side of a polarized new-ager because a coin has two sides? In the second verse of the second stanza of his poem titled, "The Genius Of The Crowd" Charles Bukowski gave us some insight into the flip side of the nature of the proponents of love & light. He recited that /the best at hate are those who preach love/ and in the last stanza, he warned suffering humanity to be aware of this kind of preacher because their hatred will be perfect like a shining diamond like a knife like a mountain like a tiger and like a hemlock their finest art. Upon the destruction of the wisdom of the wise and the frustration of the intelligence of the intelligent, what's left is Yahuah's rational meaning of love rather than a self-taught and emotionally based one where everything ...

This idea that you have so much goodness in you that you can speak your desires into the universe, and god will appear from a jinni lamp and grant you your wishes because you are such a noble person created to be a winner and champion is a Sheol-bred lie. That is because inside man exists two wolves at war with one another. There's a good one and a bad one. The one who wins this battle is the one you feed.  In the light of the abovementioned native American folktale, St. Paul examined his inner experience and saw another law in his cravings and desires, warring against the principle of his mind, and bringing him into captivity to the rule of the flesh that is in his appetites and wants.  In conclusion to this observation, he exclaimed, "wretched and miserable man that I am! Who will [rescue me and] set me free from this body of death [this corrupt, mortal existence]?."  That exclamation encapsulates humanity's occulted struggle to understand what they do, despite expr...

In the illustrious metaphysical journey, the apostate shall be taken captive by either of the following hollow philosophies: One of them shall misinform him that he has a meat body driven by a soul. The other shall claim he is a spiritual being having a human experience.  There is hope for the truth seekers in the new-age movement because the word of Yahuah is the sword of the spirit specially designed to set the captives free.  For the philosopher whose mind inclines towards the religion of solitude, the capacity of his exercised forebrain to perform critical thinking shall enable him to demolish erroneous beliefs and cement rational faiths in his psyche. So in the sacred writings, man is informed that The Dust of the Ground + The Breath of Life = Living Soul. Therefore all human beings are living souls. Not just the enigmatic dwelling within. The new-agers are also in bed with the sinister Hollyweird because they produced a film for children called Soul. The notion advocated...

In the event of your demise, the clergyman shall say, "ashes to ashes, dust to dust." Being a man of the cloth, it is obvious he means man returns to the dust of the earth from which he was created. In the pantheism worldview, cosmologists have concluded that nearly all the elements in the human body were made in a star and many have come through several supernovas. As a result, the poetic generalization that we are all "made of stardust" and therefore "one with the universe" has emerged. This erroneous notion is of course consistent with the New Age movement, which beliefs in mystical ties between humans and nature. Man—in the form of Adam—was indeed made from the “dust” of the ground. However, the Earth and its component materials were created before the stars, not from the stars (Genesis 1:16) —see Genesis 1.

Carl Gustav Jung had "spirit guides," one of them was known as "Philemon." Philemon exhibited excellent insight from a psychological standpoint. To others, Philemon could be a figment of Jung's imagination or proof of his insanity. Rather than being insane, Jung felt he had stepped into the footsteps of ancient priests and others who were thought to have encountered the divine. But the Spirit expressly states that in later times some will depart from the faith, giving heed to deceitful spirits and teachings of demons. There are only two kingdoms: light and darkness. The spirit of the Lord rests in the kingdom of light. Carl Gustav Jung was a psychologist so it would be befitting for the spirit of counsel to guide him but a spirit guide named Philemon gave him counsel. As a result, in 1916, Jung received the best-documented assistance from demons: Septem Sermones ad Mortuos, or "The Seven Sermons to the Dead penned by Basilides in Alexandria," "tra...