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  • New World Order, New Age Religion

    03/12/2011 2:58:25 PM PST · by betty boop · 887 replies · 2+ views
    self/vanity | March 12, 2011 | Jean F. Drew
    New World Order, New World Religion By Jean F. Drew     Executive Summary: Our thesis is the New World Order needs a “new age” religion to back it up. “Old age” religions obligate their followers to a moral code ill-suited to “new age” progressivist designs and purposes. So people worldwide need to be “re-trained” in the spirituality department. Perhaps a clue as to what sort of training this would be can be found at the United Nations itself. The U.N. has chartered two NGOs — World Goodwill and Lucis Trust — which serve as advisors to various U.N....
  • UN Set to Reveal New Age "Messiah"? VIDEO - repost w/ link fixed

    07/01/2010 9:37:01 AM PDT · by nysuperdoodle · 48 replies
    Various Sources ^ | 01 Jul 10 | EC
    If you check in regularly with the Drudge Report, you probably remember the mysterious light spiral over Norway last year, and the multitude of explanations offered for it (I think we were finally told that it was a Russian missile experiment gone awry). Now there's a new light spiral in Australia, that isn't getting so much attention - and there aren't any Russian missile tests anywhere near there. So what gives? A quick visit to the website of Share International, a creepy, occultist, messianic New Age group headed by Benjamin Creme, says these light spirals in the sky are a...
  • Nepal 'Buddha Boy' returns to jungle

    11/22/2008 7:09:42 AM PST · by Red in Blue PA · 11 replies · 543+ views
    Yahoo ^ | Sat Nov 22, 2008 | Sam Taylor
    KATHMANDU (AFP) – A young man believed by followers to be a reincarnation of Buddha has returned to Nepal's jungles to meditate alone, police said Saturday, as scholars cast doubt on his supporters' claims. Known as the "Buddha Boy," Ram Bahadur Bomjam, 18, became famous in 2005 after supporters said he could meditate motionless for months without water, food or sleep. "Bomjam went back into the jungle late Friday and all the devotees have left," police officer Gobinda Kushwaha told AFP from Neejgad, a town in Bara District, 60 kilometres (37.5 miles) south of Kathmandu. The "Buddha Boy" reappeared earlier...