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A ideologia da Nova Era / Taiguara Fernandes de Sousa

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Welcome to our lesson

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on the ideology of the New Age... The

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objective of this lesson is to

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understand three things by the end. I

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intend for everyone to understand these

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three things:

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first, to

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know the history of this movement

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called the New Age or New Ex. So,

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where did it originate? What are the

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intellectual roots of this movement?

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Second, to understand the

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pillars of the New Age doctrine, what

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they propose, and how this has

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an influence that we often

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ignore on our current lives,

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on

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political issues, and on

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agenda decisions, including at a global level.

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And the third objective is for us to understand

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why a movement that may sound so

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absurd

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has a relevance

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ignored by so many people,

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to the point of being a tool for

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political manipulation.

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So, these are the three things we will

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seek to understand today.

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Initially,

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all the investigation we have to

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do

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must seek the origin of the idea

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and

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understand what

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historically originated the

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New Age movement. This

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will lead us down a path

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that begins

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somewhere, of course; there

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are earlier origins,

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evidently, but for the purposes we

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intend here, we need to start

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from some point, and we will start from the

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Protestant Free Examination,

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as proposed by Luther. This

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establishes a new

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trend of thought

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that will have repercussions in philosophy because, as

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you know, the thesis of free examination is that

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sacred scripture does

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not need a magisterium of the

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Church

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to say what it means.

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Sacred scripture does not need to be

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interpreted; it does not need authorized interpreters.

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We know in Catholic doctrine

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[Applause]

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and in the Gospels that our Lord instituted

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the Church and the College of the 12 apostles,

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presided over by the first

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among them, who has the primacy of all of

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them, which is the apostle Saint Peter,

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to interpret

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the word of God, to teach the

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truth that should be taught. And

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the thesis of free examination says the following:

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we no longer need this constraint;

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now we can all do it. The Bible is

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a patrimony of all, so

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everyone can do it. Every Christian is

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filled with the Holy Spirit to be able to

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make the interpretation that God

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inspires them to make about sacred scripture. So

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the examination of scripture becomes a

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free examination; that is why the thesis is

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called free examination. Now, the moment

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you establish that

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the examination of sacred scripture can be

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free,

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this immediately

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has relevance in philosophical terms

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because that is

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exactly where the philosophical trend begins.

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Subjectivism, that

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is, if all people

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individually considered are

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authorized interpreters, eliminates the

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need for an institution,

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an institution legitimized to make this

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interpretation. If everyone can do it,

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then the truth that matters is the Truth

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of Each One, not the Truth of Each

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Person.

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Each individual can formulate their own

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interpretation, not only of scripture

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but of any other reality. Because

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if it is possible to freely interpret the

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word of God, then it is possible to

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freely interpret anything else.

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And if this free interpretation is

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authorized and legitimate

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simply because it is a mind

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imbued with the Holy Spirit that is

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doing it, then this interpretation can

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be made in relation to any other

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reality of human life.

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Any truth can be

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freely defined by the subject. Therefore, free

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examination also establishes the free examination of

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reality.

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This is subjectivism.

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However, subjectivism immediately leads

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to another philosophical tendency that

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will also become very famous during the

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Renaissance and

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later in the French Revolution, which

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is rationalism.

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Because, notice, one thing is a consequence

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of the other:

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if everyone can freely examine

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scripture, then any person can

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freely examine reality.

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So, from free examination, we went to

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subjectivism. Now, what makes it

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possible for all people to have... The

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legitimacy to

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interpret scripture and all of reality

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lies in one's own reason. Therefore, the

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only thing that confers reason upon

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subjects is their own reason;

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they are right because they are

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supported by human reason. They are no

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longer supported by superstitions taught

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by the Vatican or the Holy Faith.

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They are no longer bound by the

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dogmas of

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antiquated and retrograde institutions. No, now

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human reason is the only one; individual human reason

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is the only pillar of truth.

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And if this is so, then this

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reason is legitimate and guarantees

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any interpretation that is made. So

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this is exactly the

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current that we

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call rationalism.

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Rationalism will generate all this

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kind of thing that we are used

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to seeing in our society. Scientism

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is a fruit of rationalism, right? So if

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human reason is the

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ultimate interpretative pillar of truth,

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right? Individual human reason, that is, what

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each person thinks, then it

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is necessary to have a criterion to

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separate what each person thinks.

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What is the criterion? The criterion will be the

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scientific method.

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So, what people can measure, what

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can be measured and proven

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by the scientific method will be the truth.

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You keep pulling one thing over

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another,

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and then you arrive at this question of

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rationalism,

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and rationalism leads us to another

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trend

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that will be dominant from then on, and which is

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dominant in our current world,

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which is

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the ideology of the recreation of the world.

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Because who is the lord of Truth?

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If I ask any person,

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any Catholic, they will say that the

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lord is actually God the Creator, the

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God who created all things. So,

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since He created all things,

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He knows and understands everything that was

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created. Therefore, He is the lord of Truth.

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He defines the rules of things, which

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we call the divine Logos,

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the divine order. Or He is the one who defines them.

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Now, in rationalism, we see that

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the lord of Truth is each person

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imbued with thought.

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So, where is the real world? It's

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not outside of people, it's

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inside their heads.

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So,

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everything I think,

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being rational,

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must be true.

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Truth is not outside of me; there is no

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criterion of truth external to

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me. Truth is defined by myself, who

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knows what method is applicable;

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everyone will invent one, but truth is

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defined by myself. Therefore, the world

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is in my head.

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And then you will see... It's fair to

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say that we don't know

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things, but only impressions of them that are

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in our minds. We only have

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impressions of things, and then you'll see

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DK saying what his famous phrase is, right? That

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if he thinks, then that's why

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he exists.

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He must exist first

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to think, right? If he didn't exist, he wouldn't

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think. So

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I think, therefore I exist. Therefore,

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existence

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now depends on thought,

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and knowledge of reality is never

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knowledge of real reality; it's only

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knowledge of an impression. So, if

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the world is in my head,

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if the impressions of reality are in

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my head,

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and if I am the one who defines what truth is,

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what can I do from

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then on?

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Recreate the world,

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no longer in the image and likeness of the

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Creator, but in my own image and

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likeness.

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Man then becomes God of himself,

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and this world that was created

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by God the Father,

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by the Divine Word that was in the

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beginning of all things—this

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world that was created by God is

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insufficient. Now we can

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modify it, we can

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create something else, we can invert the

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law of nature, we can subvert

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man, but we can perfect man

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and perhaps create a new man

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because... What truly creates a new man

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is the redeeming sacrifice of Christ.

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But in this idea, you don't need

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a Christ;

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each person is their own Christ,

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each person is their own creator and

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redeemer.

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So, notice that here we've made several

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leaps in history, but I think the line can be

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understood from free examination: we

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arrive at subjectivism; from subjectivism we arrive

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at rationalism; from rationalism

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we arrive at a

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trend that proposes the recreation of the entire world,

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the subversion of nature and its replacement

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with a new nature

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perfected not by a Redeemer,

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but by the work of man himself.

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And in this tendency,

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man

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fits. So, as a new God,

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he is the idol instituted by himself

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to be

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idolized and worshipped by himself.

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This is where the search

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for alchemy comes in,

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to change

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the constitution of nature, the

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constitution of human life, to

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achieve immortality—

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not the immortality of the soul,

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but immortality in this world,

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material immortality—through

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magic, the mastery of the secret powers of

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nature.

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Besides alchemy, we will also see

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an emergence of everything around this time, right? The

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17th and

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16th centuries. Throughout this modern period, there was the

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emergence of

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societies

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of philosophers, which were actually

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secret societies,

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clubs where

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various types of esotericism and

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paganism were studied.

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For example, Isaac

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Newton, the father of modern physics,

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was an alchemist.

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A fact that people didn't know

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about him was discovered by Lord

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Keynes,

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the economist, who bought

18:10

his papers and found

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a series of

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writings on chemistry.

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So, the father of modern physics was an

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alchemist.

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The rationalists of the French Revolution

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were members of secret societies. The

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French Revolution was entirely planned

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within clubs, clubs of philosophers who

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practiced precisely this type of

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study, as did

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Freemasonry, for example.

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So, all of this revolves around

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a search for hermetic wisdom, that is,

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wisdom reserved

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for a few enlightened people,

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enlightened by reason,

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creators of the world.

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And they will begin to seek this

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wisdom that is not

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accessible to most people in the

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world because most people

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are ignorant and still believe in

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religion.

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But What matters is not the religion that

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binds people to the dogmas of the institution; what

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matters is finding for these people the

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wisdom that can recreate humanity,

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recreate the entire world, and this wisdom

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is hidden somewhere

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in magic, in alchemy,

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in ancient paganism. That's where

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Christianity becomes the great

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villain of the story. That's why

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Christianity burned witches;

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the church burned witches because it

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was to prevent people from

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learning that ancient wisdom that

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would make them

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immortal, and the church didn't want that

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because it would break its dominion, the

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dominion of dogmas.

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The church persecuted

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the

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Druids, or whoever they were. And that's how

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all the harassment of stories is created. It

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persecuted them because it was to prevent

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people from accessing the

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ancient wisdom that these groups

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reserved.

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So when the church went to the

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barbarians, it destroyed the barbarian idols

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because there people had access

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to this secret doctrine, and now the

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church has put an end to that. So

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Christianity becomes the great villain of the

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story from then on. And then,

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immediately in that same period,

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an idealization of paganism begins,

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which is something... Even today,

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everything that was Pagan, everything that was Barbarian,

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everything

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related to

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ancient religions,

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ancient mythologies—

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all of that was more valid than

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Christianity

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because those secret doctrines that

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were lost, that were practiced

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by the Druids, that were practiced by the

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Witches, that were practiced by, in short, by

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all those types of groups that existed at the

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time or before it—these

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secret doctrines had the capacity to

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transform man into a more

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superior and perfect being,

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and Christianity doesn't allow that.

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Christianity is very laborious; it

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demands that you worship something

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called virtue, not that you

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strive through great

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effort to overcome sin

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and work to develop

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human virtues, the excellence of virtues, to

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mirror the Redeemer.

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This is very difficult, while there was

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an easier way to make

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man perfect

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without needing all these difficulties

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imposed by the cross of Christ.

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This way, one could resort to magic, to

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actually perform magic to

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recreate the human being. So the

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transformation of man ceases to be

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an inner transformation of man

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through virtue, through salvation, the

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search for the salvation of the soul,

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and becomes... It's about recreating human nature

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through

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magic,

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and here I mean all types of

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esotericism that are sought, like the one

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I presented, to be able to

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activate what they

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call the quantum energies

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of Atlantis.

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Because the people of Atlantis were

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far more elevated and superior to the

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current world, so we have to

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rediscover how the Atlanteans

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connected with cosmic energy.

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So you have the recreation of man

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through magic,

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but also the recreation of man

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through a new type of magic,

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which is the machine,

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technology,

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the recreation of man and nature

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through technology. So the binomial

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magic and machine

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will become the determinants of

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modernity,

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and that's why, at the same time that you

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find in the current world

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this search for these

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esoteric doctrines, for the wisdom of Atlantis, and

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whatever the

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cosmic quantum energies and everything else may be,

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at the same time you will find alongside

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this the search for the

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transformation of man into a machine. The

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synthesis of man and machine,

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transforming man into a cyborg—that's what

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transhumanism is. Transhumanism

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actually has an alchemical root

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because in alchemy, what they

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sought was precisely to modify

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human nature to make man more perfect

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through man's own strength.

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So, through two formulas,

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possessive tears, etc., and

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all those kinds of rituals,

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man had to become more

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perfect through his own strength.

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And what is sought with the machine is

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exactly the same thing,

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with this idea that technology is

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the determining factor of everything,

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transforming technology into an idol

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and

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exalting its

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undeniable benefits, but exalting it to the point of

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being worshipped

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and of a man becoming a Machine Man.

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So all this, transhumanism is

26:38

exactly that. But we'll come back to

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this subject. So, with this, we

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already understand a little about the

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philosophical roots of

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what becomes the New Age Movement.

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But to truly understand the New Age,

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we will need to

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understand some

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specific characters

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from

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this

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historical moment we are outlining here,

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and specifically talk about an

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association that emerges. In 1875, in

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New York City, in the United States, there was what is

27:29

called the Theosophical Society.

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I don't know if you've heard

27:40

of the Theosophical Society, but it

27:43

was founded in 1875 in New York by

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a colonel named Harry Allcott.

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He was a lawyer and journalist who had

27:56

served in the American Civil War.

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He

28:06

initially founded the Theosophical Society

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with an academic objective. What was

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his objective? Look at

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Theosophy, what does it mean? Theosophy is the

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wisdom of God.

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So,

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Harry Allcott's objective was to study comparative religion. That's what

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he wanted. So, the purpose

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of the Theosophical Society he founded,

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which at that time had about 12 or

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14 members, was to conduct an academic study.

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Its statutes were based

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on the statutes of other

28:52

academic societies in the United States, in the

28:55

fields of geography, of

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people who studied the

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humanities.

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He wanted to do a comparative study of religion

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to find the common points

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between them. What was his thesis?

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His thesis was that all these religions

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that exist

29:19

actually derive from a previous religion,

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which was the religion of... The entire world,

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and then this religion of the entire world

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separated and generated several

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branches which are the traditional religions.

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So there was a primary religion of

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humanity, where was this

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religion?

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Some will say it was in Atlantis, it

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was the religion of the Atlanteans.

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Then after Atlantis

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disappeared, the continent disappeared. So the

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heirs of Atlantis each went

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their own way and then they took a

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piece of the tradition to each place.

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And that's how other branches of traditional religions opened up.

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Others will say that

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this primary religion was the only

30:21

language spoken before the Tower of Babel.

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So when the event written in

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scripture happened, like the Tower of Babel,

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people started speaking

30:32

different languages ​​because they were trying to reach

30:35

heaven,

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right? They tried to reach God, to be like

30:40

God.

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So this primary religion was this,

30:45

this language, this culture that existed

30:50

before the event of the Tower of Babel, and

30:52

after the Tower of Babel,

30:53

everything got confused, everyone got confused, each one

30:55

only took a piece,

30:57

only a piece remained for each side. So

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the idea of ​​the

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Theosophical Society was to do a comparative study of

31:07

religion to... To verify if there

31:09

was a common point among all

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religions,

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they wanted to

31:16

base their study on

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sacred texts, the oldest religious texts known to man.

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What were these oldest texts? The

31:28

oldest texts they

31:32

considered primary sources of

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religion

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were

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the Vedas of the Hindus,

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which are truly very ancient,

31:44

and the Hermetic Corpus,

31:50

by a mythical author named Hermes

31:53

Trismegistus. The

31:58

Hermetic Corpus was a compilation of

32:04

esoteric and Gnostic doctrines that were quite

32:08

popular in Asia and Africa.

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He compiled them, a

32:16

compendium of these things. That's where the

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word "hermetic" comes from, referring to

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these closed, esoteric, hidden doctrines.

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It was believed in ancient times that the

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Hermetic Corpus was an ancient text, dating back to

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the time of the pyramids

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or the time of Moses.

32:47

When people read the

32:50

Hermetic Corpus, they saw many points that

32:53

resembled the doctrines of Plato, which

32:56

are much later, and the

32:59

doctrines of Christ in the Gospel, which are also much

33:02

later. So, what did people

33:05

conclude when they read it? Hermetic bodies.

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Look, you're talking about a

33:10

document from the time of the pyramids that

33:12

says things very similar to what's

33:15

in the Gospels and what Plato says, so

33:18

it's a sign that Plato and the Gospels

33:21

came from a common source

33:25

because if... This thing here is

33:27

piercing Plato, it's piercing the

33:30

Gospel, it's piercing other things

33:31

that only emerged later, so it's a sign

33:36

that there was a primary source common

33:39

to all things that later

33:42

separated. But then

33:46

in

33:52

1614,

33:56

a Calvinist theologian

33:59

named

34:01

Isaac Casal Bon

34:05

conducted a

34:08

linguistic, historical, and all

34:12

sorts of studies

34:15

to see if this dating of the

34:17

Hermetic Corpus of Hermes Trismegistus really

34:20

made sense as being from the time of the

34:23

pyramids,

34:25

and he proved it in 1614.

34:29

This was one of the reasons why

34:32

this document fell into disrepute.

34:36

He proved in 1614 that it wasn't,

34:41

through the linguistic study of the

34:45

document itself. It's possible to see

34:48

that it was written between the 1st and 3rd centuries AD,

34:54

so it wasn't from the time of the pyramids.

34:58

Therefore, what was seen as a

35:00

prefiguration of Plato and Christ was

35:03

actually a figuration because it was

35:05

later.

35:08

But this dating error, which was

35:12

common for a long time for the

35:15

Hermetic Corpus, is what led

35:21

to the thesis that there is a

35:25

primary source common to all religions. It was

35:29

a dating error.

35:31

But the idea was already widespread,

35:35

the idea was already widespread, there is a

35:38

primary religion, an ancient wisdom,

35:43

because understand, it's a fact that truth is

35:47

one thing and that human reason

35:51

has the capacity to find the truth

35:55

if it observes things sincerely.

35:59

So, we will indeed find

36:02

elements of truth in various cultures,

36:05

but does this mean that they all come from a

36:09

primary source,

36:10

or that all people are looking

36:13

at the same thing?

36:16

Because these are two different things.

36:18

One thing is something—a video, a primary photograph—

36:21

that later differentiated itself for

36:23

everyone. Another thing is several

36:26

different people looking at the same

36:28

truth and saying, "It's like this."

36:33

So, if I look at a stone, you look

36:36

at a stone on this side, and a person

36:38

looks at another stone, at the same stone on the

36:40

other side, and both say, "It's a stone,"

36:43

in different languages, in different ways,

36:46

but they say the same thing, which is that

36:48

they are announcing a

36:50

truth that is outside of themselves,

36:53

the truth of the real world. So they are

36:57

looking at the same thing, that's why

36:58

they can announce the same truth.

37:00

So, recognize that truth is one

37:03

and that it is possible to find elements of

37:06

truth in various places,

37:09

to follow that advice of Saint Paul

37:11

and observe everything and remain with... What's good about this is that it's

37:16

different from saying

37:19

that everything that exists came from a primary source,

37:23

a primary source that precedes and surpasses

37:26

all these religions that exist today,

37:30

right? And that they are only a very

37:34

faint reflection of that ancient religion that is the

37:39

true one,

37:42

whether it's the religion of Atlantis, the

37:44

religion of Babel, or whatever it may be.

37:50

But as I was saying, the dating error

37:54

was discovered, but the idea was already

37:58

circulating, and many people already

38:01

believed in it,

38:04

and the document fell into disrepute. That's a fact;

38:08

the thesis itself

38:11

fell into disrepute, but not in restricted circles,

38:18

precisely in

38:19

those clubs, in those

38:22

philosophical societies that

38:25

brought together philosophers,

38:28

revolutionaries, politicians,

38:31

scientists. Because what

38:35

united these people? What

38:38

united them?

38:42

The minds of these people who were associated there.

38:47

What united them

38:50

was the attempt to escape

38:57

the Truth

38:59

that was proclaimed by the church. That's why

39:03

they had so much anger towards the church;

39:04

they wanted something different.

39:06

So, this society ends up becoming

39:10

the place where these people go to

39:13

discuss these issues, and in them, this

39:17

idea survives—

39:19

the idea of ​​ancient primary wisdom.

39:26

It survives, it's disseminated

39:30

through Masonic lodges, right, through

39:35

the Rosicrucians, a series of

39:39

secret societies that will emerge

39:43

or consolidate during this period and will

39:46

spread throughout the world, and it will remain there,

39:48

remain there. So

39:51

we are heirs to what we are

39:53

heirs to from the Egyptians; we

39:57

preserve here a wisdom that came from

40:01

the pharaohs or from the

40:04

Tibetan monks who are hidden in the

40:09

mountain range.

40:12

So we preserve here the wisdom

40:15

of these people, that's why we have to keep it

40:17

secret, it has to be very well

40:20

guarded; it's a treasure that has to be

40:22

very well guarded. This will remain, it will

40:24

survive in this society, and in the

40:28

19th century it

40:30

will re-emerge as a philosophical idea.

40:33

An

40:35

American philosopher

40:37

named Harry

40:39

Emerson

40:44

created a movement

40:47

called transcendentalism.

40:51

Transcendentalism is the idea that

40:55

people

40:56

need to

41:01

grow in self-knowledge

41:06

so that their individual self can

41:14

immerse itself in the transcendental self of

41:17

humanity. In other words, there is a

41:19

higher Self, which is the self

41:24

of all humanity,

41:28

and the individual self—I here,

41:31

I am just a tiny particle of it. A small

41:35

fragment of it, so I need to

41:38

immerse myself

41:40

in myself to be able to rediscover the

41:45

path to transcendence. This

41:48

is something that goes from subjectivism

41:50

to another ascendancy in a leap. But

41:54

this transcendentalization

41:56

is

41:58

the idea that there is a

42:01

superior collective intellect, which is something

42:04

we will trace back to the voice. The voice is a

42:08

Muslim philosopher who commented on

42:10

Aristotle and who believed that

42:14

all intelligences are merely

42:17

fragments of a superior divine intelligence.

42:23

This will generate what collectivism

42:26

means: people,

42:29

individual subjects, only have value if they are

42:33

integrated into the collective subject

42:36

and into political ideologies. This

42:39

collective subject can assume various

42:40

forms: it will be the party, it will be the race, it will

42:43

be the nation, it will be whatever it may

42:46

be.

42:48

So,

42:51

transcendentalism in this period

42:55

here, right?

42:57

Entering the transcendental self of all

43:00

humanity will resume the idea that there is

43:04

a primary wisdom that is not the

43:07

wisdom of one religion or another, nor

43:10

of one philosophy or another; it is a

43:13

wisdom

43:14

of the transcendental self, a wisdom of

43:18

humanity,

43:20

a morality that is not a Christian morality,

43:23

not a Jewish morality, not a

43:25

Muslim morality, not a morality of... The ethics

43:30

of humanity, a human ethic that

43:35

transcends all these divisions,

43:38

transcends all religions and

43:42

philosophies.

43:44

Around this same time, in the 19th century,

43:49

due to this type of thinking, there was

43:53

a great dissemination of Hindu texts.

43:57

The West then discovered something

44:01

that wasn't so well-known until then:

44:03

the texts of the Hindu religion.

44:08

And you stop to think about the following:

44:16

before all this happened, if everything

44:20

we're talking about here... there was a

44:23

rationalist and scientistic moment, and

44:26

we saw that this necessarily leads

44:31

to movements of recreation of the world, and

44:33

then we arrive at these esotericisms, etc.

44:37

So, two things that seem opposite

44:40

but in fact originate naturally from

44:43

one another, don't they? So we saw this,

44:46

but

44:49

this isn't what happened with

44:56

religion in the rest of the world.

45:01

So, at the moment when

45:04

rationalism and scientism are established, what

45:07

happens is

45:09

a

45:12

new tendency to reject the

45:17

value of religion.

45:19

Secularism reigns,

45:23

laicism reigns. An

45:26

example of this is the French Revolution, right?

45:28

And then communism. So, you see, where there is no

45:33

study of being rational, where there is only

45:36

reason and science, there is no space for

45:39

religion.

45:40

So pay attention...

45:45

Ancient and esoteric wisdom was being given over

45:49

to religion, as its time has

45:52

passed. As a

45:53

result, this is destroying the

45:57

public space that religion possesses,

46:00

and once that

46:01

public space is destroyed, people

46:04

are left without spirituality.

46:10

It is at this moment that

46:21

other

46:25

spiritual pursuits, such as spiritism,

46:28

secret societies of this kind, and

46:31

other things, begin to emerge. It is no coincidence that

46:34

spirituality had been destroyed,

46:39

and where true and

46:42

real spirituality is destroyed, it is

46:45

human nature that desires it that is destroyed.

46:49

So, what else will man seek?

46:50

Other things?

46:53

Dogmas are things of the past. So,

46:55

what will we seek? Esotericism?

46:58

Wisdom?

47:01

Eastern wisdom?

47:03

Chinese wisdom?

47:07

Confucianism? Hindu texts?

47:11

Hindu texts?

47:14

So, at this time, we will see the

47:19

dissemination

47:21

of

47:23

Eastern texts in a very

47:26

ostentatious way because people were

47:29

searching for some spiritual root,

47:33

but they were already

47:35

uneducated to believe in Christianity. It had

47:40

already been destroyed for them, of

47:47

course, that wasn't the case at the time. It

47:49

wasn't a widespread trend yet. Today it's

47:51

more so, right? This continued, you see,

47:53

continuing until the present day. In

48:01

Emerson's diary

48:06

in 1839, he says exactly that: that

48:11

for him, the Bible

48:14

meant ethical revelation

48:17

considered in a general way,

48:20

including the Vedas of the Hindus, the

48:24

sacred writings of all nations, and

48:27

not just the Hebrews.

48:30

So,

48:31

in fact, a transcendental Bible

48:35

is a Bible that encompasses the

48:38

sacred texts of all religions of all

48:40

eras, and not just the Hebrews.

48:45

So, in this period, precisely here that

48:49

we are talking about, a mysterious and unusual character will enter the scene, who will be

48:56

very important to what we

48:59

are discussing here:

49:06

Helena Petrovina,

49:09

a Russian woman

49:12

known

49:14

more commonly as Madame Blavatsky.

49:20

Madame Blavatsky arrived in New York

49:26

in 1873.

49:29

We were talking about the

49:32

Theosophical Society, which was founded in 1875 by

49:38

Henry Alcott. Madame Blavatsky

49:42

arrived in New York in 1873,

49:46

fleeing from fraud.

49:50

She had already done this in other places,

49:53

for example in Egypt, where

49:56

she had conducted two

49:58

paranormal investigations, etc.,

50:01

and she

50:04

was a person who made a living from it. So

50:08

she left for the United States. She

50:09

arrived there in 1873. In

50:12

1874, she met Harry Walking

50:16

on a farm where there were

50:20

paranormal events. Many people who

50:24

studied were curious about these

50:26

things, about

50:28

spirits and ancient doctrines, etc., and they were always trying to

50:32

contact

50:35

ancient spirits.

50:39

So the spread of Spiritism has a

50:41

reason at that time because these people

50:44

were always trying to contact

50:46

ancient spirits to gather wisdom

50:49

directly from them.

50:51

So let's not try to search for

50:54

more things through texts because it's

50:57

very difficult to find

50:59

ancient texts, and we've already lost a lot.

51:05

Let's go after the spirits

51:09

of the ancient people themselves. So people were

51:12

hunting for paranormal events, and it wasn't in these

51:15

places that they

51:18

met Madame Lavatsky and

51:21

Harry Walking,

51:23

and together they

51:28

took the Theosophical Society to

51:31

another level

51:33

because Harry Potter founded it in 1875. The

51:37

following year is when he met...

51:38

Madame Blavatsky.

51:40

This society. This Theosophical Society.

51:43

As I said,

51:45

his concerns were academic,

51:49

but Madame Blavatsky,

51:53

according to people's accounts,

51:56

possessed

51:59

a hypnotic attraction over others.

52:03

She could control people in

52:07

a way that no one knows

52:10

and manipulate them. You can

52:15

imagine how she did

52:17

that, right?

52:19

For someone who gets involved with this kind of occult stuff, the

52:25

nature of things they

52:29

meddle with, it's not very healthy.

52:32

So,

52:35

the accounts say that she exerted this

52:38

kind of hypnotic attraction and she began to

52:41

exert it on the error

52:44

and

52:46

managed to convince him to be immediately promoted

52:52

to the position of

52:55

corresponding secretary of the Theosophical Society.

53:00

So she would hold a position in the Theosophical Society

53:07

as important as his; it

53:10

would be as if she were a president or

53:18

director of a branch.

53:21

And

53:24

it's curious that during this same period

53:27

he received a mysterious letter at home.

53:33

This letter was written on green paper

53:37

with gold ink

53:40

and it was signed by a guy called

53:43

Tweet Bay

53:46

or Tweet Bi, I don't know how to

53:50

pronounce it, who claimed to be

53:54

a grand master of a spiritual fraternity

54:02

based in Egypt. The Luxor Mystic Brotherhood,

54:11

and he wrote this letter saying that

54:14

Helena Petrovina Blavatsky was a

54:19

highly initiated person in the mysteries of the

54:22

Luxor Mystic Brotherhood

54:26

and

54:27

that Harry should take care of her

54:32

and provide her with an apartment to

54:34

live in.

54:36

Harry was already involved with these

54:40

things of ancient wisdom,

54:41

lotteries, etc., and he thought it was

54:43

wonderful to know that he was receiving

54:46

a letter from a Grand Master of an

54:48

Egyptian Brotherhood that preserves the knowledge

54:51

of the ancients of the pyramids, etc. So

54:54

he thought this, but my goodness, a letter

54:56

on green paper with gold ink saying

54:59

that this woman I met is an

55:02

initiate in the ancient mysteries of the

55:05

Egyptians.

55:06

Of course I'm going to take care of this woman, and

55:09

then he starts paying her bills.

55:11

Who could have written this letter?

55:14

Who could it be? It's

55:17

possible to imagine

55:21

Madame Lavois, who was already on the

55:24

run because of frauds of this type.

55:28

So it was very likely her,

55:32

and

55:33

one of the things that will later lead

55:39

to her discrediting is precisely the fact that it is

55:45

discovered that several of the

55:48

paranormal phenomena that Madame Blavatsky

55:51

attracted within society... Theosophical figures

55:54

were involved in trickery,

55:57

so

56:00

she really liked cards—that's what

56:03

we're talking about here—so

56:05

suddenly she was at a table during a meeting

56:07

of the Theosophical Society and a

56:10

card appeared, it materialized,

56:12

right? And then she would read the card, which was an

56:17

ancient revelation, etc., that she told

56:20

people what she really wanted to say.

56:21

And then an

56:25

incident member of the Theosophical Society revealed

56:28

how she did these tricks: it was

56:31

with a bamboo rod in the ceiling, she would release a little

56:34

card from up there, the card would fall, a play

56:36

of light, etc., and people thought

56:39

that the thing had materialized. There were several

56:42

other tricks, several other

56:43

paranormal things that she did to

56:46

convince people that she

56:48

was a great initiate in

56:52

ancient wisdom, with direct contact with

56:55

ancient spirits who revealed to her the truth, right,

56:58

that

57:00

nobody else knew but her. So, that's

57:06

only later, the

57:08

philosophical society grows,

57:10

especially in Asia,

57:13

so

57:15

it will have a headquarters in India.

57:19

Its headquarters in India will no longer be in the

57:21

United States because if they are

57:24

seeking the wisdom of the Hindus, right? So it

57:27

had to go there. In India, they're going to

57:31

connect with a lot of nationalist movements there, so much so that

57:33

Harry

57:37

Walking is celebrated in some

57:41

Asian countries as an independence hero because

57:45

they're going to connect with

57:46

nationalist movements to give independence to

57:48

those cultures that are

57:51

older and therefore more respectable than those

57:54

of Christian imperialism.

57:57

Because Christianity is

57:59

actually trying to suppress ancient wisdom, so

58:01

to prevent ancient wisdom from being

58:03

erased, they're going to unite with

58:06

nationalist movements and create a network of

58:08

contacts for these

58:10

nationalist movements in Asia.

58:13

And

58:15

then, when she even shows this series in

58:18

India, Madame Lavados, who is involved,

58:20

starts claiming that she also has, in addition to

58:24

her connection with the people of

58:26

Egypt, with the ancient Egyptian sages,

58:28

a connection with the

58:32

Mahatmas,

58:36

who are the great sages of Tibet's past

58:41

who still survive there, hidden, some of

58:45

them immortal. And she, of course, has a connection

58:48

with these guys, right? She's an

58:52

emissary of everything that is ancient and wise,

58:57

and that's why people had to

58:59

believe her. She said she started

59:03

saying she was part of a society

59:06

of Tibetan Mahatmas called the Great

59:08

Brotherhood.

59:10

So, the White Brotherhood was a business that started creating a

59:13

society, you know? I'm part of the

59:16

White Brotherhood, the Mystic Brotherhood

59:18

of Egypt, and whatever else,

59:22

and with this talk and these

59:25

paranormal phenomena, these tricks,

59:27

etc., it grew to have over 500

59:30

stores worldwide,

59:33

mostly in Asia.

59:35

500 stores, right? It

59:38

spread to over 40 countries. It

59:44

was very, very important up until

59:51

around the First World War

59:53

and even after the

59:59

First World War,

1:00:02

and then it began to decline as a public movement,

1:00:08

surviving once again in

1:00:12

very restricted circles. I realize we are

1:00:14

observing a trend:

1:00:16

these ideas become

1:00:20

widespread, gain great attention, and

1:00:23

then they begin to fall into disrepute

1:00:25

and survive in restricted circles

1:00:28

formed by elites who

1:00:31

believe they possess

1:00:34

superior wisdom

1:00:37

and therefore need to maintain it in

1:00:39

those little clubs.

1:00:44

Now, Madame Lavada, who wrote

1:00:47

two books, which is the next step in

1:00:51

our lesson, the next stage of our

1:00:54

lesson,

1:00:56

because these two books of hers

1:00:59

give us the pillars of what would

1:01:03

later become known as a

1:01:05

movement. From the New Age, because everything

1:01:08

we're talking about here is already

1:01:12

New Age, it just wasn't called that before.

1:01:16

New Age is a new name given to

1:01:20

very old things; there's

1:01:22

nothing new about it,

1:01:24

and we can trace something back to

1:01:29

what we need to go to the beginning of the

1:01:33

Christian era. So we can trace

1:01:35

these ideas back there

1:01:38

and even before that, to paganism.

1:01:40

So it's not New Age; what we call the

1:01:44

New Age movement is an ideology with a

1:01:49

new name for the same type of idea. It won't

1:01:52

change anything. So she writes

1:01:55

two very famous books that are the

1:01:57

pillars of theosophical doctrine and that

1:02:00

became the pillars of the New Age doctrine. The

1:02:03

first is called *

1:02:08

Isis Unveiled*,

1:02:12

and the second is called *

1:02:17

Secret Doctrine*.

1:02:21

So in

1:02:24

these two books, she

1:02:28

brings the pillars of

1:02:32

theosophical doctrine, which are also the

1:02:34

pillars of the

1:02:37

New Age. So from here we will

1:02:40

read a

1:02:42

collection of some texts, just some

1:02:45

excerpts

1:02:47

from Lavatski's own Lambada, which are

1:02:51

taken from Lipe's book

1:02:55

called *False Dawn: The Initiative of

1:02:58

United Religions, Globalism, and the Search

1:03:01

for a World Religion*.

1:03:03

It's a very good, very well-documented book,

1:03:07

and

1:03:08

in it... Besides Madame Lavados, there

1:03:12

are several other authors whose work he

1:03:14

compiled, commented on, and explained,

1:03:16

but we can't

1:03:19

address them all, obviously. So we

1:03:21

'll just stick with Madame Lavados'

1:03:24

fundamental theses. Theosophical doctrine,

1:03:27

first of all, states that

1:03:32

humanity is nature, and nature

1:03:36

is God.

1:03:39

So this business of God as Creator and we

1:03:42

as creatures is false, and it's a

1:03:46

creation of Christian doctrine to make

1:03:49

people

1:03:52

slaves to priests

1:03:55

and popes.

1:03:58

So in truth, people, men,

1:04:01

are God; humanity is God, as

1:04:07

esoteric philosophy shows here,

1:04:10

that man is truly

1:04:13

divinity manifested in its two

1:04:15

aspects, good and evil,

1:04:18

and that there will be a day when humanity will

1:04:22

free itself from its false Gods and

1:04:25

finally redeem itself.

1:04:29

So that idea we've already discussed

1:04:31

here of man as the re-creator of himself, the

1:04:34

redeemer of himself because he himself

1:04:37

is God—

1:04:42

now man, who is God, also

1:04:45

integrates himself

1:04:47

into divine nature

1:04:50

because nature is also a God, there

1:04:53

are gods, and man is part of that

1:04:56

nature. So remember

1:04:57

transcendentalism, which we discussed earlier; it's... The

1:05:00

individual self needs to emerge

1:05:03

within itself to integrate into the

1:05:06

northeastern part of humanity. Bring this

1:05:09

same framework here, then you will have what

1:05:13

the individual man, who is God,

1:05:16

needs to

1:05:17

emerge into his own divinity to

1:05:21

integrate into the cosmic God in nature,

1:05:28

which will say that the silent worship

1:05:32

of abstract or numerical nature

1:05:38

is the only Divine manifestation, the only

1:05:41

slimming religion of humanity.

1:05:44

So, for her, here, for the

1:05:49

propagators of this type of doctrine, there is no need to

1:05:52

see something called God; in

1:05:55

fact, men are gods, and they

1:05:57

integrate into the cosmic God to which all

1:06:00

are connected, which is nature,

1:06:03

the earth, Mother Earth Gaia.

1:06:09

So here you are already beginning to see—

1:06:14

not

1:06:16

already dropping hints—that

1:06:20

all this esoteric stuff will

1:06:23

transform... Because what's lacking is politics,

1:06:28

this is the Genesis of environmentalism,

1:06:33

it's exactly in this business here,

1:06:36

the second point of

1:06:39

Madame Blavatsky's Secret Doctrine is that she

1:06:43

had a lot of sympathy for the devil,

1:06:47

so

1:06:50

Lucifer for her

1:06:54

was the one

1:06:56

who

1:06:59

had

1:07:00

liberated, who had given his cry of

1:07:04

liberation in relation to the ignorance that

1:07:07

God Jehovah wanted to impose on angels and

1:07:12

men.

1:07:13

So she had a very

1:07:16

strong sympathy, she said, for example, the devil is

1:07:19

now called darkness by the church,

1:07:22

while in the Bible he is called the

1:07:24

son of God, see Job,

1:07:27

the bright star of the early morning,

1:07:30

Lucifer, see Isaiah, a whole

1:07:34

philosophy of theological ingenuity in the

1:07:37

reason why the first Archangel who

1:07:40

emerged from the depths of Chaos was

1:07:43

called Lux, Lucifer, the luminous son

1:07:46

of the morning or Aurora.

1:07:50

And then it begins to connect with other things,

1:07:52

he was transformed by the church into

1:07:55

Lucifer, Satan, because he was superior and

1:07:57

older than Jehovah and had to be

1:08:00

sacrificed to the new Dogma,

1:08:04

so he is a superior angel who brought

1:08:07

light,

1:08:11

when the meaning of the allegory is explained,

1:08:14

we prove that Satan and his

1:08:17

rebellious host refused. ...creating

1:08:20

physical man only to become the Savior

1:08:22

and creators of divine man.

1:08:25

So, in truth, when Satan proposed

1:08:28

that Eve

1:08:30

and Adam

1:08:32

eat the fruit of the forbidden tree of

1:08:35

knowledge of good and evil, he

1:08:37

was actually trying to free man from the

1:08:40

ignorance that God wanted to impose on them

1:08:43

because God was a jealous God who

1:08:47

wanted only His truth to

1:08:48

prevail and hid from

1:08:51

human beings that they too were Gods. That is why

1:08:53

the serpent says, "You will be like

1:08:55

gods." Therefore, this serpent is a

1:08:58

liberator;

1:09:00

it is in fact the Savior of divine man.

1:09:04

It is she who shows man that he

1:09:06

can be divine,

1:09:09

in this case, it is only natural.

1:09:13

Madame Lavatski continues,

1:09:15

seeing Satan, the serpent of Genesis,

1:09:18

as the true creator and benefactor, the

1:09:22

father of spiritual humanity. For he is

1:09:25

the Herald of Light, Radiant Lucifer, who

1:09:28

opened the eyes of the automaton created by

1:09:31

Jehovah. The automaton created is us, right?

1:09:33

Created to be slaves of the

1:09:36

automaton created by Jehovah, and the

1:09:39

first to whisper, "When I eat of the fruit, I will be

1:09:42

like gods, and I

1:09:45

will know good and evil." Only then can one be

1:09:48

considered a Savior.

1:09:53

So she will say this many times

1:09:57

in many places and...

1:10:03

Besides saying she has great

1:10:08

sympathy for the devil,

1:10:13

she also

1:10:17

elevates the fall of man to a very high spiritual level,

1:10:24

praising the moment of the fall.

1:10:29

So, notice this: what a

1:10:33

diabolical inversion of

1:10:37

reality!

1:10:41

Satan is said to be a liberator and

1:10:44

savior for having shown men that

1:10:46

they could be divine, and the fall is

1:10:50

seen as the moment of liberation. This

1:10:55

is the exact opposite of Christian doctrine.

1:11:00

She says the following: the fall was the result

1:11:03

of man's knowledge, of

1:11:07

man's knowledge. So, it is because man

1:11:09

became wise that he fell. Therefore, the

1:11:12

fall is not bad;

1:11:14

it is a marvelous event

1:11:16

because his eyes were opened. In fact,

1:11:20

he learned the wisdom and

1:11:23

hidden knowledge of the holy angel,

1:11:26

for from that date this angel

1:11:29

became his mana, his mind, and his

1:11:31

consciousness. And now we prove that Satan,

1:11:35

or the red dragon in flames, the lord

1:11:38

of phosphorus,

1:11:40

Lucifer, the bearer of Light, is in us, in the

1:11:43

source of it.

1:11:47

He is our mind; he is our

1:11:50

tempter and redeemer, our

1:11:53

intelligent liberator and savior from the purest animalism.

1:11:58

He is rebuked in the name of Our Lord

1:12:01

Jesus Christ

1:12:03

because... notice the origin of this

1:12:07

whole thing. This is

1:12:09

diabolical,

1:12:12

this

1:12:14

business of

1:12:16

Atlantis therapy, quantum energy, and so on, and we're

1:12:20

going to find and

1:12:23

awaken avatars of so-and-so,

1:12:27

this is no joke. The

1:12:30

origin of this whole thing

1:12:35

has diabolical occult roots,

1:12:39

and she clearly announced this to her followers.

1:12:45

Besides, of course, if she

1:12:50

exalted Lucifer, she also had great

1:12:53

contempt for the Christian God.

1:12:56

So she said that Jehovah

1:12:59

in antiquity was always one God among

1:13:02

other Gods. Psalm 82: The Lord appears to

1:13:06

Abraham and, although he says, "I am God

1:13:10

Almighty," He is, he adds, "I make a

1:13:13

covenant with you to be your

1:13:15

God and the God of all your descendants." So

1:13:17

she interpreted this as saying God

1:13:20

is making a covenant with Abraham for

1:13:22

Abraham to worship only Him

1:13:25

because there were, in truth, other Gods.

1:13:27

So He was one God among others.

1:13:32

And then she adds (here there's a

1:13:35

dash) and at the end she finishes this

1:13:38

paragraph saying, "But He is not the God

1:13:41

of the Aryan Europeans."

1:13:43

Oh, look, so that means that... The

1:13:46

thing is, we're going to see it in the middle

1:13:48

of the 20th century, right? In the Second

1:13:50

World War, it will also have an

1:13:54

occult root, but who would have thought, right? And in fact, it will.

1:13:58

So,

1:14:07

all this stuff here will

1:14:12

lead

1:14:15

to other ideas that

1:14:19

need to be remembered. For example, since

1:14:22

we've just talked about the Aryan issue,

1:14:27

it's important to remember that

1:14:30

Madame desquari also proposed, as

1:14:33

perfectly normal and beloved

1:14:37

by ancient wisdom and the

1:14:40

cosmic God, etc.,

1:14:45

something we can call

1:14:48

evolutionary racism,

1:14:52

in which she says the following:

1:14:58

humanity is obviously divided between

1:15:01

men informed by God and

1:15:04

inferior human creatures. Otherwise, the

1:15:08

intellectual difference between the Aryans and

1:15:12

other civilized and savage nations,

1:15:14

such as the islanders of the Southern Ocean,

1:15:17

would be inexplicable.

1:15:20

No accumulation of culture, nor generations

1:15:23

trained in civilization, could

1:15:26

bring such human specimens, like the

1:15:30

aborigines, the Vedas of Ceylon, and some

1:15:33

African tribes, to the same

1:15:36

intellectual level as the Aryans, Semites, and

1:15:39

Turanians. The Sacred Spark is absent

1:15:43

in those who are the only

1:15:45

inferior races on the globe,

1:15:48

which now... Fortunately, thanks to the wise

1:15:52

adjustment of nature,

1:15:54

which always acts in this way, they are

1:15:57

dying rapidly. Fortunately, I

1:16:00

am dying rapidly.

1:16:02

Truly,

1:16:04

pay attention to this phrase.

1:16:06

Truly, humanity shares

1:16:09

the same blood but not the same essence.

1:16:16

Exactly this is what Nazism will

1:16:18

say later. It's this,

1:16:22

and it completes

1:16:24

a series of other less favored groups,

1:16:29

the flaws of nature.

1:16:32

Look, certain human beings are

1:16:35

actually flaws of nature.

1:16:37

They disappeared like some individuals

1:16:40

vanishing from the human family without leaving

1:16:43

any trace. A process of decimation is

1:16:47

occurring throughout the planet among these

1:16:50

races whose time has already ended. And we must

1:16:53

point out only among the lineages that

1:16:56

esoteric philosophy considers as

1:16:58

happy representatives of the archaic nations.

1:17:02

The tide of incarnated egos has surpassed them

1:17:07

to gain experience in more

1:17:09

developed and less senile races, and their

1:17:12

extinction is thus a necessity of the flesh, that is, it is karma. It is

1:17:15

karma that

1:17:19

these less favored, inferior,

1:17:22

and less enlightened races be decimated. It is

1:17:25

their destiny because the incarnated egos—

1:17:29

I mean the enlightened spirits that

1:17:32

in people—the incarnated egos have already

1:17:35

given up on them and are now in

1:17:37

more advanced races. There is

1:17:49

an author called... Nicolas Goodric Clark is

1:17:53

going to write a book

1:17:57

called "Only the Black: Aryan Cults,

1:18:01

Nazism, Esotericism, and Identity Politics,"

1:18:05

and in it he will show that

1:18:09

[Applause]

1:18:11

precisely these philosophical doctrines

1:18:17

will influence circles within the

1:18:21

Nazi Party, the

1:18:24

main one being the SS.

1:18:29

So he

1:18:33

will show that this whole idea of ​​a

1:18:36

superior elite, a divine race, etc., and that's what

1:18:41

will subsidize

1:18:46

the purposes

1:18:48

of these bloody ideologies. Of

1:18:52

course, it's a mix... Yay, that wasn't

1:18:55

going to end well, right? Obviously, this will

1:18:58

lead to real

1:19:04

disasters.

1:19:07

I don't know if you know, but

1:19:08

that SS symbol isn't actually

1:19:11

two S's, it's two runes.

1:19:14

Ancient runes

1:19:16

that refer precisely to this business of

1:19:20

ancient esoteric wisdom.

1:19:22

People think they are two S's, but they

1:19:24

are two lightning bolts, which are ancient runes.

1:19:30

So, from this issue of evolutionary racism,

1:19:44

the proposal

1:19:50

of population control will immediately arrive, of course.

1:19:54

Obviously, if you have a lot of

1:19:57

inferior races, you can't let

1:20:00

those inferior races reproduce.

1:20:04

Because in order for us to reach the new

1:20:07

era of humanity's spiritual evolution,

1:20:09

it is necessary that only those who are spiritually elevated arrive there.

1:20:16

So, in addition to having to

1:20:24

decimate inferior races like an ambulance, you

1:20:28

also have to promote population control

1:20:33

and eugenics so that

1:20:36

things can go smoothly to

1:20:39

their end, so that we can enter the New Age

1:20:41

only with a spiritually

1:20:43

elevated humanity, a superior humanity, a

1:20:46

newly recreated man,

1:20:49

and not just with this bunch

1:20:52

of

1:20:53

inferior races, as she said.

1:20:57

And then she proposed, for example, that the

1:21:00

armies of the destitute and poor should

1:21:03

have astrology lessons to learn

1:21:07

the hidden properties of the moon and thus

1:21:11

understand how they could procreate

1:21:14

or not,

1:21:18

and be elevated to not procreate.

1:21:21

Evidently,

1:21:24

a continuator of Madame Lavatsky

1:21:28

called Elles Baile,

1:21:34

she was even

1:21:40

clearer than Madame Lavatsky, like

1:21:43

this here,

1:21:45

and she said the following:

1:21:47

certain physical restrictions must be

1:21:50

imposed

1:21:52

because it is now evident that beyond

1:21:55

a certain point the planet can no longer

1:21:58

support humanity.

1:22:00

And what solutions did she propose?

1:22:04

Eugenics and the reform of

1:22:08

human sexuality so that people, like the...

1:22:12

Animals and plants only reproduce

1:22:14

at specific times of the year.

1:22:18

The emphasis in the future will be on changing the

1:22:20

approach to production, she said, instead

1:22:24

of large families, a production of

1:22:26

quality and intelligence in offspring. This will

1:22:30

include that science of which

1:22:32

Eugenics is a distorted and

1:22:36

esoteric indication. The real change in

1:22:40

human consciousness that we need will only appear

1:22:44

when the race itself is subjected to

1:22:48

a rhythmic law upon which, for example,

1:22:51

the lives of animals function, or the

1:22:54

seasonal law upon which the forms of the

1:22:57

animal kingdom operate, thus transferring the whole

1:23:00

concept to a higher stage of the

1:23:03

evolutionary spiral.

1:23:07

And then she proposes that there should be

1:23:09

a profound change in the

1:23:12

racial attitude towards life and towards sex, towards

1:23:15

birth and parenthood, so

1:23:17

that the sexual rhythm, cyclical experience,

1:23:22

psychological preparation, and controlled

1:23:25

and guided bodybuilding can progress and overcome

1:23:28

current methods to avoid

1:23:31

unplanned procreation. So notice

1:23:33

that the same

1:23:36

language that will become a

1:23:39

political agenda today is already beginning to appear here: let's avoid

1:23:42

unplanned parenthood, unplanned procreation,

1:23:45

let's control the

1:23:48

quality of sperm and whatever else so that

1:23:51

only people without [unplanned] are born.

1:23:53

Disease and everything else and so on, so here

1:23:56

begins to emerge this

1:23:58

language

1:24:03

that we will find today,

1:24:11

and finally, as the last pillar,

1:24:21

as the last pillar that Lipe

1:24:27

selects here,

1:24:30

is the fact that Madame Blavatsky,

1:24:34

all these doctrines of hers, that

1:24:37

sacred and ancient religion that she said she

1:24:41

represented, that had to be

1:24:43

found,

1:24:48

she gave a name to this religion,

1:24:51

which was the religion of the Dragon.

1:24:55

Oh, what a significant thing, right?

1:25:00

The religion of the Dragon,

1:25:05

she said that this was the religion of

1:25:07

our ancestors and that it should become

1:25:10

the religion of the men of the future, elevated men. She

1:25:16

said the religion of the ancestors is the

1:25:20

religion of the future, but some centuries later, and

1:25:23

no sectarian belief was restored in

1:25:26

any of the great religions of

1:25:28

humanity—

1:25:29

Brahmanism, Hinduism, Christianity, Maoism—

1:25:35

they disappeared before the

1:25:37

powerful torrent of facts,

1:25:42

and everyone will return to the great religion

1:25:45

of the past. And what was this great

1:25:46

religion? The tradition of the dragon and the sun,

1:25:50

which finds an echo in all parts of the

1:25:53

world, in its civilized and semi-wild regions. It

1:25:57

arose in whispers, in

1:25:59

secret initiations among the profane, and established itself

1:26:04

universally through the other

1:26:06

universal religion. It is leo-worshipping, that is, it

1:26:10

worships the The sun is then she proposed

1:26:14

this business of the religion of the Dragon

1:26:18

because that was the religion that was

1:26:20

widespread among all ancient peoples,

1:26:24

everywhere you find a dragon,

1:26:29

she said, so that's the

1:26:31

true religion. That's the religion of the

1:26:33

past, and in the future, when there are no

1:26:35

more of these false religions

1:26:39

that exist today, we will see the

1:26:42

religion of the Dragon again.

1:26:45

Now, there's another place that also says that there

1:26:49

will be a religion of the Dragon, which

1:26:53

is Revelation Chapter 13 Verse 4,

1:26:56

when it says that men will bow down

1:26:59

before the Dragon because they gave their

1:27:02

prestige to the Beast.

1:27:05

So that's what Madame Lavados is

1:27:08

saying, that

1:27:11

the advent of the Antichrist will simply happen.

1:27:16

So the woman was really an

1:27:18

emissary of these things here,

1:27:23

and

1:27:25

what does this

1:27:27

have to do with

1:27:32

our

1:27:34

current circumstances?

1:27:38

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1:27:43

Because even though this seems like a

1:27:45

very crazy thing

1:27:47

and without any impact on our reality, what

1:27:52

actually happens is that the

1:27:57

large

1:27:59

political

1:28:02

decision-making groups, the instances of these times in

1:28:05

our world, the owners of power

1:28:09

believe in this business here,

1:28:12

and they live

1:28:16

stuffing themselves,

1:28:18

numbing themselves with highs. There are doses of New

1:28:21

Age elements in their world events,

1:28:26

so I've gathered some images that

1:28:33

we can take a look at, just

1:28:35

to see how interesting these things are.

1:28:38

Because what is the

1:28:42

statue of Shiva the Destroyer

1:28:45

doing in the building of the world's largest nuclear reactor? It

1:28:52

's the largest particle physics reactor,

1:28:54

actually, the

1:28:56

world's largest particle reactor, which is the core of what's happening in

1:29:00

Europe. I

1:29:02

mean, they're studying

1:29:03

quantum physics, particles, etc., the most

1:29:07

modern science, the pinnacle of current physics.

1:29:13

They build the world's largest particle reactor and

1:29:16

they put the statue of Shiva, the destroyer god

1:29:23

of

1:29:25

Hinduism, there.

1:29:28

Because Shiva Chivas... If you stop

1:29:31

to look, there's a circle around it,

1:29:34

isn't that exactly how a

1:29:36

particle reactor works?

1:29:38

And

1:29:39

in Hindu mythology,

1:29:44

he's the

1:29:46

recreator god, so he destroys to recreate,

1:29:52

precisely what we were talking about,

1:29:54

about man recreating himself and

1:29:57

recreating nature itself.

1:29:59

So what are these

1:30:02

scientists doing with the statue of

1:30:04

Shiva nearby? Well, that's

1:30:12

inside the

1:30:18

United Nations headquarters

1:30:23

in New York.

1:30:25

That's a... A

1:30:28

meditation and meeting place

1:30:33

for all religions,

1:30:36

composed of a black stone weighing

1:30:42

several tons (if I'm not mistaken, 6

1:30:44

tons) in the center, without any

1:30:47

indication of any religion, so that

1:30:50

everyone can worship

1:30:54

their own God in whatever way they

1:30:56

wish.

1:30:58

So, it's an empty altar, and

1:31:01

behind it there are some strange paintings that

1:31:05

at times seem to resemble the

1:31:08

scythe of death.

1:31:11

So, whoever can later look at the

1:31:15

Meditation Temple, the United Nations Organization,

1:31:17

will see that there are some

1:31:20

strange paintings behind it. But what

1:31:23

draws attention is that an empty altar

1:31:28

to

1:31:31

worship all Gods in one place

1:31:37

is the

1:31:39

return of Babel.

1:31:42

Nearby,

1:31:46

this is in the capital of Kazakhstan,

1:31:49

Astana.

1:31:53

Astana is a

1:31:57

planned capital.

1:32:01

Kazakhstan is a former member of the

1:32:03

Soviet Union, a country that is

1:32:06

now umbilically linked to

1:32:09

Russia and

1:32:10

China, part of the Iran scheme.

1:32:14

And

1:32:15

why is a country

1:32:19

that left the Soviet Union, and whose

1:32:23

president for decades was the same

1:32:26

Soviet commissar

1:32:29

who held power before the

1:32:33

fall of the Soviet Union, the same one? Why? He

1:32:37

planned a city with a pyramid

1:32:42

in the middle, and it's not just a pyramid, there are

1:32:45

other things there. There's a tower with an

1:32:48

eye, not with a giant sun, a lot

1:32:52

of things, a lot of occult symbols.

1:32:54

This pyramid is called the Pyramid of Peace,

1:32:58

and its purpose is to unite all

1:33:02

religions into one.

1:33:05

Now, Madame Blavatsky said

1:33:09

that when all religions are

1:33:12

overcome, we will have discovered the true religion,

1:33:18

and then an initiative will emerge, an

1:33:22

initiative with its

1:33:24

own name called the

1:33:28

United Religions Initiative,

1:33:37

proposing

1:33:41

exactly that: to

1:33:43

overcome the division of religions by uniting

1:33:47

them all in a common doctrine.

1:33:54

And in Kazakhstan, they built the Temple of

1:33:58

Peace, saying that the purpose is exactly

1:34:00

that. What is the Temple of Peace? A pyramid

1:34:02

that resembles the ancient wisdom of the

1:34:05

Egyptians, etc., etc. And what is

1:34:08

inside this Temple of Peace? The next

1:34:10

image shows

1:34:12

their meeting table, which is centered around an

1:34:15

eye,

1:34:17

and this eye points to the sun. It's in the

1:34:21

center of the pyramid, and the center and the

1:34:24

top of the pyramid are made of glass.

1:34:29

So that's the eye, as you all know,

1:34:34

it's a very common esoteric symbol, right?

1:34:37

It's found in... Freemasonry

1:34:41

is found in other

1:34:45

ancient religions of the East as well, and

1:34:50

the eye is also a symbol that

1:34:54

superstitiously wards off bad luck, the

1:34:58

evil eye, etc. So

1:35:01

the eye is

1:35:05

also an

1:35:07

example of the sun god of paganism because

1:35:11

the sun is the eye of God.

1:35:14

So this

1:35:15

is actually pure pagan symbolism

1:35:20

within a business built for the

1:35:23

world elite to meet

1:35:26

because there are

1:35:29

ecumenical and interreligious meetings, etc., where

1:35:32

various religious leaders of the world go to

1:35:34

meet with their respective

1:35:39

political leaders,

1:35:41

all in the same place. So

1:35:44

you see these images, they come from

1:35:48

different places, one from the United States, another

1:35:50

from Europe, another from

1:35:52

Kazakhstan. They prove that, even though

1:35:56

we think these things—I do

1:35:59

n't know if you've seen them, but when

1:36:03

we were talking about the eye, at the

1:36:05

Superior Court of Justice

1:36:09

here in Brazil,

1:36:12

behind the plenary hall, there's

1:36:20

a panel

1:36:22

with a gigantic Egyptian glass eye. It's

1:36:29

a really enormous thing. I

1:36:31

forgot to bring this photo, but it's a

1:36:34

whole Egyptian-style eye there.

1:36:41

The whole wall is covered in this stuff, the whole wall

1:36:44

is what these things are

1:36:47

doing there. Why does Brasília

1:36:49

also have a series of symbols within

1:36:51

its own architecture?

1:36:57

For example, the Cathedral, which looks like an

1:36:59

inverted chalice.

1:37:03

So

1:37:06

when we look at these

1:37:08

things, we realize that

1:37:10

these ideas, however crazy they may seem to us,

1:37:13

continue to circulate within

1:37:16

elite groups,

1:37:18

exactly as they have throughout history. There was

1:37:21

that period of

1:37:23

dissemination, and then it would circulate in

1:37:25

restricted groups where the

1:37:28

powerful met. That's where they

1:37:30

conspired to make revolutions, and that's where

1:37:32

they conspired to change the

1:37:33

world.

1:37:35

And today it's the same way, it continues the

1:37:37

same way.

1:37:39

The power elites continue to meet

1:37:41

in places full of occult symbols,

1:37:44

right? And then the agendas arise that politically reflect

1:37:51

all these doctrines that we've seen.

1:37:54

For example,

1:37:57

who has never heard

1:38:04

of the following

1:38:06

term, the following expression:

1:38:10

planetary ethics?

1:38:14

This is a communist thing nowadays

1:38:16

because it's even proposed in documents

1:38:18

of international institutions. Let's create

1:38:21

a planetary ethic that transcends the

1:38:25

divisions of traditional religions,

1:38:28

a planetary ethic that... Representing the

1:38:31

morality of humanity,

1:38:34

let's create a united cosmic religion.

1:38:41

These are common terms we're used to

1:38:43

hearing about nowadays—

1:38:45

cosmic,

1:38:48

planetary—

1:38:52

but who will be the priest of

1:38:56

a united cosmic religion that

1:38:59

transcends all religions and

1:39:00

has a planetary ethic? Who will be the

1:39:03

new priesthood? Because if there's a

1:39:05

religion, there has to be a priesthood, right? And

1:39:07

what is the priesthood? The priesthood of this

1:39:09

planetary religion is the leader. That's why

1:39:12

they're so

1:39:14

interested in founding it, that

1:39:22

's why they're so interested in creating the Pyramids of Peace or the meditation temples inside the UN headquarters, within the UN series. So this

1:39:28

is a bit of the old Gnostic elitism

1:39:32

because the Gnostics thought exactly

1:39:33

that: they were enlightened beings

1:39:36

because they cultivated a

1:39:38

superior knowledge compared to other silly people

1:39:41

and... Idiots don't possess [music].

1:39:45

So these global elites have

1:39:47

exactly the same

1:39:50

propensity

1:39:52

now.

1:39:54

[Music]

1:39:56

Who pointed out precisely this

1:39:59

connection with these terms between

1:40:02

Gnostic elitism and global governance?

1:40:05

The ideals of global governance were pointed out by

1:40:10

the Vatican in the 2003 document

1:40:16

called "Jesus Christ, Bearer of

1:40:19

Living Water," a document about the New Age

1:40:24

in which the Vatican dissected the Last

1:40:27

Supper, dissected the theses of the New Age, and

1:40:29

showed why they were compatible with

1:40:31

Catholic doctrine.

1:40:35

And in this document, the Last Supper says

1:40:38

exactly that: that this idea of

1:40:41

creating a planetary ethic that

1:40:44

transcends all religions

1:40:47

and that proposes global governance is

1:40:51

inextricably linked to the elitism of the

1:40:54

Gnostics.

1:40:59

So there we have already seen, I already

1:41:01

commented on this in class

1:41:03

[Applause],

1:41:05

the root of ecologism,

1:41:08

nature as goddess.

1:41:11

And then the Gaia hypothesis will also be proposed,

1:41:16

which I think you must have heard

1:41:19

of, that we are all

1:41:22

actually fragments of the great mother earth,

1:41:26

which is a living organism. The Earth is a living organism, the whole of

1:41:31

nature,

1:41:33

and we are. How do neurons work? A

1:41:37

neuron isn't connected to a

1:41:39

brain network and communicates

1:41:43

with others.

1:41:45

So, we are

1:41:49

neurons of Mother Earth,

1:41:52

just cells of a larger living organism

1:41:55

composed of all of nature, of which

1:41:58

animals are also

1:42:00

neurons, plants are also

1:42:03

neurons, the seas, the rivers, etc.

1:42:06

So all of this has as much value

1:42:09

as the human being

1:42:12

and is all part of God, of the goddess

1:42:15

Earth, of Goddess. This is the so-called Gaia hypothesis,

1:42:20

which leads to ecologism, to the environment,

1:42:24

and the notion that man is just a

1:42:27

hologram of the earth, that is, a reflection

1:42:33

of the world,

1:42:35

a reflection of Mother Earth.

1:42:38

And of course, we have to remember

1:42:40

Pachamama, right?

1:42:42

Because after that, we called upon an example of this.

1:42:52

Now, if we talk about Mother Earth,

1:42:55

we arrive at something else that is also widely

1:42:58

publicized today, which is the

1:43:03

sacred feminine, a

1:43:05

religious movement that

1:43:09

emerged from these esoteric practices with the

1:43:14

proposal to

1:43:15

reverse the patriarchal nature of society.

1:43:19

This will be at the origin of the feminist movement, I

1:43:26

point out that one of

1:43:30

the continuators of Madame Blavatsky...

1:43:34

Theosophical thinker

1:43:36

Anne Besan

1:43:39

is one of the important names in the

1:43:43

feminist movement in its origins.

1:43:48

Another trend we'll see today,

1:43:51

coming directly from the New

1:43:53

Age (which

1:43:54

I've already mentioned), is transhumanism—

1:43:58

the creation of a new man through

1:44:02

his

1:44:04

transmutation by machine.

1:44:09

And then you'll see things like the

1:44:11

Cyborg Manifesto. It's not about merging man with

1:44:15

machine,

1:44:17

perfecting and creating a new man

1:44:19

through technology,

1:44:21

putting a chip in the brain,

1:44:25

making genetic mutations—

1:44:29

all rooted in ancient

1:44:31

alchemical transmutation, which also

1:44:33

sought the same thing: an immortal and perfect man.

1:44:39

Now reflect on the name

1:44:42

transhumanism. What is it? To

1:44:43

transcend humanity, to

1:44:46

transcend human nature itself, and to

1:44:49

arrive at something more perfect than it—

1:44:51

everything we've discussed so far.

1:44:58

So, the divinized man. He is the

1:45:01

recreator of himself because the Fall—

1:45:04

remember Madame Lavar says—was the

1:45:06

liberation of man. So, through

1:45:09

knowledge, he was revealed as God

1:45:12

to himself. So, nothing is more just than for

1:45:15

man to use his knowledge to

1:45:16

change his own nature, right? And to

1:45:18

perfect himself. So there is no minimum of

1:45:21

respect for human nature,

1:45:25

and from here on, these things will get

1:45:27

worse.

1:45:29

More and more, respect for

1:45:31

human nature and for what is worthy of man

1:45:35

is subverted

1:45:37

precisely because

1:45:40

human nature has to be excluded, it has to

1:45:42

cease to exist,

1:45:45

and from now on a new man must exist.

1:45:51

Now, where did you see this issue

1:45:52

of the new man?

1:45:54

Creating a new man?

1:45:56

In Nazism, in Communism, they all

1:46:00

propose the same thing: they created a

1:46:02

new man, the perfect man, the perfect race,

1:46:06

the perfect class.

1:46:10

So it's the same thing: the divinization of the

1:46:13

fall as the liberation of man, and the man

1:46:16

who becomes God of himself and uses

1:46:18

his knowledge to recreate without the

1:46:20

need for a Redeemer. It is the man who is

1:46:22

his own Savior. With this, you don't

1:46:24

need Christ; with this, you don't

1:46:26

need the Cross.

1:46:32

Another trend that will emerge from this, and

1:46:35

which has also become a political agenda, is

1:46:38

androgyny and gender ideology. The

1:46:45

Holy See's document on the New Age

1:46:50

says the following on this point: the

1:46:54

new age that is now emerging—

1:46:58

this is the thesis of the new age that the

1:47:00

document comments on—the new age that is now

1:47:02

emerging will be populated by

1:47:05

perfect and androgynous beings who are in

1:47:09

total command of the laws.

1:47:11

In this cosmic scenario, Christianity

1:47:14

needs to be eliminated and give way to a

1:47:18

global religion, and it's a new world order.

1:47:22

This androgyny

1:47:25

is not

1:47:27

[Applause] it

1:47:30

's not the subversion,

1:47:33

the change

1:47:36

of biological sex, it's not just that. The

1:47:40

proposed androgyny is a

1:47:42

transcendence of biological sex, that is,

1:47:45

men and women will transcend the

1:47:47

limitations of their own biological sex

1:47:51

through a continuous consciousness. The

1:47:54

document of the Last Supper, through an

1:47:57

awareness of the presence of

1:47:58

masculine and feminine elements in each person, is

1:48:02

described as a state of balance and

1:48:05

inner harmony of the spirits and the

1:48:07

anima. In the New Age, it is a state resulting

1:48:11

from a new consciousness of this dual

1:48:14

way of being and existing, characteristic of

1:48:17

each man and each woman. The more it

1:48:20

spreads, the more it will help transform

1:48:23

interpersonal behavior. The rainbow and

1:48:28

the yang are symbols of the New Age that have to

1:48:32

do with the complementarity of opposites,

1:48:35

especially the masculine and the feminine.

1:48:39

It's just a symbolism that we're

1:48:41

used to seeing nowadays,

1:48:44

so it's a trend that has become a political proposal, an agenda item,

1:48:52

Agenda 2030 has this,

1:48:56

we 203 So, who's talking about all this?

1:48:59

Everything that became

1:49:02

New Age doctrine then becomes a

1:49:06

political agenda imposed on everyone. And then you take

1:49:09

the 2030 Agenda and start applying it

1:49:11

to public institutions because

1:49:13

we have to reach the year

1:49:16

2030 as a more evolved humanity than

1:49:19

the current one, living like this.

1:49:25

And of course, you all know this one, it's

1:49:28

easier to understand: the doctrine of

1:49:31

population control,

1:49:34

which includes perspectives on

1:49:36

contraception, abortion,

1:49:40

sterilization of people,

1:49:42

which they call sexual and reproductive rights.

1:49:47

This whole agenda also comes, as we've

1:49:50

seen, from an idea of ​​evolutionary racism,

1:49:55

in which inferior races,

1:49:57

inferior people, must stop procreating,

1:50:02

and we need to start reducing the

1:50:04

population so that the population that will

1:50:06

reach this New Age, which they call the

1:50:09

Age of Aquarius, the New Age, the Age of

1:50:12

Aquarius, because the sun rises, the

1:50:17

idea, right? The sun rises

1:50:21

for two thousand years,

1:50:24

2150, 2146 years, it always rises in

1:50:28

a constellation of the Zodiac, and during the

1:50:32

Christian era it was rising in the

1:50:36

constellation of Pisces. That's why

1:50:39

New Age adherents say that... We

1:50:40

are in the Age of Pisces, and that's why

1:50:46

Pisces is the symbol of Christianity. It

1:50:47

's an era of Christian domination, but now

1:50:50

we are reaching the end of

1:50:54

this Age of Pisces because we are

1:50:57

approaching the year 2000. We have already passed the

1:50:59

year 2000, so the Age of Pisces began

1:51:02

a little before the coming of Christ. Therefore, we

1:51:04

should be approaching the 2146,

1:51:07

2000, 150 years of an era. So we

1:51:10

are getting close to changing

1:51:11

eras, and that's why the name of the

1:51:14

thing is the New Age.

1:51:16

We are getting close to

1:51:18

changing eras,

1:51:20

and what will this change of

1:51:22

era be? It will move from the constellation of Pisces

1:51:24

to the constellation of Aquarius. And that's what

1:51:27

they are waiting for. The Age of Aquarius

1:51:30

will... to reach this Age of Aquarius,

1:51:33

before we get there in this

1:51:36

new cosmic cycle, humanity

1:51:40

needs to redeem itself. That's why

1:51:44

these people are so

1:51:46

anxious, so frantic, to do

1:51:50

all this kind of

1:51:53

wickedness here:

1:51:54

transhumanism, gene therapy,

1:51:58

eugenics, population control.

1:52:02

This week something

1:52:04

interesting happened because of

1:52:11

all this agenda. Globally, here it is, it

1:52:14

was inscribed on a monument that exists in the

1:52:17

United States, in the

1:52:19

state of Georgia, called the Georgia Stones.

1:52:23

They were a mysterious thing. A

1:52:26

person arrived there under a pseudonym in a

1:52:29

city in Georgia and

1:52:33

asked a granite company to

1:52:37

make

1:52:38

large monoliths weighing several tons

1:52:42

in such a way as to inscribe

1:52:44

certain things on these monoliths.

1:52:47

People found it strange, but okay.

1:52:50

This thing was installed at a point

1:52:53

in Georgia,

1:52:55

so it's written, they are inscriptions in...

1:53:01

now I forgot the exact number of

1:53:03

current languages, but there are several

1:53:04

current languages ​​inscribed there and four

1:53:08

ancient languages. Look, there we begin to

1:53:10

remember this issue that is being

1:53:12

discussed about ancient wisdom, right?

1:53:13

Writing four ancient languages,

1:53:16

which is... This

1:53:18

was around

1:53:21

1988 that they made this

1:53:23

thing,

1:53:25

and what are these inscriptions? They are the

1:53:28

commandments for the humanity of the future.

1:53:33

Look, it

1:53:35

's a roadmap for the humanity of the future,

1:53:40

to command this new era, right?

1:53:43

And among

1:53:46

the indications for the humanity of the future

1:53:49

was there: respect nature,

1:53:52

live well with the world, all these

1:53:55

things that we are seeing here, the

1:53:57

energies and everything else, and there is one there: keep

1:53:59

the population always below 500 million

1:54:01

inhabitants, I

1:54:04

mean... Considering that we

1:54:06

currently have eight billion inhabitants in the

1:54:09

world, to have an ideal population, it

1:54:12

would be necessary to decimate 7 billion

1:54:16

inhabitants

1:54:18

to have a population that these

1:54:20

people consider adequate. It's not for

1:54:24

Mother Earth to support,

1:54:28

so keep the population always below

1:54:31

500 million inhabitants, which are the 500

1:54:34

million enlightened ones who will enter the

1:54:35

Age of Aquarius.

1:54:38

Because I said, I remembered this

1:54:40

because this week

1:54:41

a mysterious event happened, and we don't

1:54:47

know exactly what

1:54:48

happened yet, but someone blew up those

1:54:51

rocks.

1:54:53

Someone blew them up; they were there for a long time, it was a

1:54:56

tourist attraction, etc. And suddenly,

1:54:58

on

1:55:00

July 6th, I believe, two days ago this week,

1:55:08

they put a bomb there and blew it up.

1:55:11

And then the thing fell, only

1:55:15

some parts remained suspended, and the

1:55:19

authorities surrounded the area. And what did

1:55:23

they do?

1:55:25

Look, it's a tourist monument or

1:55:27

something like that, a

1:55:29

point of interest, because everyone went there to

1:55:32

visit and see it. It was curious, that thing

1:55:35

there with the commandments in

1:55:37

strange languages ​​and such, saying to keep the

1:55:39

population at 500 million inhabitants.

1:55:41

Everyone went there to see that thing, right?

1:55:44

I hope they kept the

1:55:48

thing standing. They restored it, but they went there and

1:55:50

finished destroying it,

1:55:52

meaning it's still somewhat

1:55:54

unexplained. Nobody knows what

1:55:55

happened, who caused the explosion, why they went there to

1:55:57

finish destroying it

1:55:58

instead of trying to restore it,

1:56:03

and nobody knows why they

1:56:05

destroyed it.

1:56:06

What was the reason for the destruction? Could it be

1:56:12

a sign

1:56:14

that

1:56:15

that era is about to begin? So

1:56:19

those instructions need to be

1:56:25

activated,

1:56:27

we need to do a quantum activation of

1:56:29

those instructions. They are

1:56:31

being given, so nobody

1:56:33

knows. Time will tell, but the fact is that

1:56:37

we can perceive that this

1:56:40

whole New Age doctrine is

1:56:43

a true ideology—hence the name

1:56:46

of the class, "The Ideology of the New Age"—because

1:56:48

it tries to recreate the world in the light of an

1:56:51

idea. It doesn't accept the reality of

1:56:55

things as they are, but tries to recreate it in the

1:56:58

light of a series of ideas that we

1:56:59

are presenting here. You can see that

1:57:02

during

1:57:03

[Music]

1:57:05

the course of this class we talk about the

1:57:09

same things

1:57:11

represented in two

1:57:14

distinct aspects.

1:57:17

Because when we are discussing the

1:57:20

whole ideology of the New Age and everything

1:57:22

they believed in, we are talking

1:57:24

exactly about this, which has become a

1:57:26

political issue today. It's the same thing, it

1:57:28

matches perfectly, there aren't even

1:57:32

circumstantial differences between one and the

1:57:34

other. They propose exactly the same

1:57:38

menu of measures

1:57:42

that the New Age doctrine proposes.

1:57:45

So where are these people drinking from?

1:57:48

Yes, it seems they have a

1:57:49

primary source in common, right?

1:57:52

This here seems to be provided by a

1:57:54

common primary source. So whether you

1:57:56

discuss things from a political point of view or from an

1:58:00

esoteric point of view, you

1:58:03

'll see that these globalist people live off this,

1:58:07

this is their religion, this is what

1:58:11

they believe in, and that's why

1:58:13

they have so much hatred for Christianity,

1:58:18

that Christianity needs to be overcome,

1:58:20

and their hatred is singular in relation to

1:58:23

Christianity.

1:58:26

They devalue and hate all

1:58:29

other religions, right? They say that they have to

1:58:31

be, have to transcend,

1:58:34

have to be united in a

1:58:36

planetary ethic, but Christianity is

1:58:40

something particular

1:58:44

because Christianity is the soul of the

1:58:46

West and is the religion of the Redeemer,

1:58:49

so it's obvious that the dragon hates

1:58:54

the offspring of the woman, right? As the

1:58:57

scripture says. So this isn't a

1:58:59

proposal for a religion of the Dragon, which

1:59:02

Madame Lavados said, so it's obvious

1:59:04

that it will hate the religion of the offspring.

1:59:07

The woman's [problem]

1:59:09

is not of the incarnate Word

1:59:17

now.

1:59:19

All this that we are talking about regarding

1:59:24

the issue of

1:59:28

hatred towards Christianity is summarized in the

1:59:31

document I already mentioned

1:59:33

from the Holy See,

1:59:37

which warned Catholics about

1:59:41

the anti-Christian aspect of the New Age because there are

1:59:45

many Catholics who fall into this [

1:59:47

expletive].

1:59:49

You remember that thing, "The Secret,"

1:59:52

a while ago. People were talking about what that

1:59:55

was, the same thing: "Oh, let's not

1:59:57

visualize here, we think, think, think, think. If

2:00:00

we think too much, the

2:00:02

thing will happen in reality,"

2:00:04

meaning the world will be created by my

2:00:06

mind because we are divine. And

2:00:10

I don't know if you've seen it, but I

2:00:12

saw the movie of that thing. The

2:00:16

book, obviously, I didn't waste my

2:00:17

time reading, but I saw the movie,

2:00:21

and in the movie it said precisely these

2:00:25

things, that we have to integrate ourselves

2:00:27

with a cosmic energy because we have

2:00:30

something divine, etc., etc., etc.

2:00:34

That's the thesis of the thing, and it became

2:00:39

a worldwide bestseller. To this day, people still

2:00:43

write about this garbage. The other day

2:00:44

I was at

2:00:46

the bookstore in Recife,

2:00:50

and a couple of elderly people arrived. The

2:00:55

gentleman, the lady,

2:00:57

and the woman at the bookstore cash register—a

2:01:00

woman with pink hair—she

2:01:03

arrived with a book and gave the title of the

2:01:05

book: The Law of

2:01:08

Attraction, which is precisely this business about the

2:01:10

secret. He handed over the book, and the

2:01:12

woman with the pink hair looked at it and said, "Ah, this

2:01:15

book is very good! This is a gem! This is

2:01:17

a gem!"

2:01:20

Her literary culture reached its peak with the

2:01:23

book, The Law of Attraction. "

2:01:25

This is a gem! I'm in

2:01:27

chapter such-and-such, which talks about how we

2:01:29

can ward off the negative energies

2:01:31

that are sent to us from afar," I don't know what

2:01:34

I was observing like that. The

2:01:37

good thing is that the gentleman who was

2:01:39

with his wife—she was the one who brought the book—

2:01:42

took the book, I think the

2:01:44

first time he looked at it and saw the

2:01:46

title of the book, he said, "Ah, this must

2:01:49

be something very interesting." That

2:01:51

Brazilian thing, you know, they don't have the courage

2:01:53

to say anything, to say that this is

2:01:55

rubbish, right? No, this must be

2:01:58

something very interesting.

2:01:59

That false pretension of, you know, of someone who

2:02:02

understands everything that's there,

2:02:05

but still, this thing still circulates... Go to the

2:02:09

bookstore

2:02:11

and look for the religion section, next to

2:02:14

the religion section you'll see the

2:02:16

esotericism section full of this stuff,

2:02:21

and the worst part

2:02:24

is that the destruction of true

2:02:28

religious tradition contributes to

2:02:31

people falling for this

2:02:33

because, let's

2:02:38

face it, how many of

2:02:42

these famous priests preach

2:02:47

ideas similar to this, wanting the

2:02:50

energy of this or that,

2:02:54

uniting with this or that, etc.? There's so much going on. Look at

2:02:57

the books of these

2:03:01

famous ones; it

2:03:03

's not Christian doctrine,

2:03:07

it's just a bunch of

2:03:11

jellybeans in the form of letters.

2:03:16

But this is being disseminated and is

2:03:20

complemented by the destruction of true

2:03:22

religious symbolism

2:03:26

because how many elements

2:03:29

of traditional Catholic symbolism do we

2:03:33

have access to nowadays?

2:03:35

Practically nothing,

2:03:38

practically nothing.

2:03:41

We have to get used

2:03:45

to these ideas,

2:03:48

to something dry,

2:03:52

liturgies completely devoid of

2:03:55

symbolic beauty,

2:03:58

to which is added even more this

2:04:01

energetic element, you know what

2:04:05

I'm talking about.

2:04:06

So when you destroy the true

2:04:10

religious tradition, as happened in the

2:04:12

Rationalism period, we were

2:04:14

talking about unlocking the

2:04:16

religious declaration, you remove from it what

2:04:20

is proper because... What is a symbol?

2:04:23

A symbol is

2:04:25

something that makes present, it represents a

2:04:29

reality.

2:04:35

The symbol makes that reality present,

2:04:39

so it represents a real experience,

2:04:48

and that is why the sacraments

2:04:53

are

2:04:54

replete; the Church has always adorned them, filled them

2:05:03

with beautiful symbolism that makes

2:05:07

present the realities represented there,

2:05:12

to the point that the Sacrament itself

2:05:16

makes present the spiritual reality to

2:05:20

which it refers.

2:05:23

Now, if you remove these elements, you

2:05:27

are removing the strength

2:05:30

of this experience that

2:05:33

has been given

2:05:36

as an inheritance

2:05:38

throughout various eras. Catholics

2:05:41

of various eras have lived in this way.

2:05:44

When you exclude this, you leave

2:05:46

people orphaned,

2:05:48

and they will have to look for it

2:05:50

elsewhere, and they will look for it in

2:05:52

this kind of crazy thesis.

2:05:57

To conclude, the document from the Holy See, "

2:06:01

Jesus, bearer of the living water,"

2:06:06

states the following about the

2:06:09

anti-Christian aspect of the New Age movement: "The

2:06:12

New Age offers an alternative to the

2:06:14

Judeo-Christian heritage. The Age of Aquarius is

2:06:17

considered the one that will replace the

2:06:20

predominantly Christian Age of Pisces.

2:06:23

New Age thinkers are quite

2:06:25

aware of this; some are convinced

2:06:29

that the change is inevitable, while

2:06:32

others are actively committed to

2:06:36

helping its arrival." That is to say, some

2:06:39

say that... Inevitable change, you don't even have to

2:06:41

do anything, but Christianity will be

2:06:43

overcome. Others are committed to

2:06:46

actively accelerating this change,

2:06:48

contributing to the destruction of

2:06:50

Christianity. That's what the church is

2:06:52

saying here. Anyone wondering if it's

2:06:55

possible to believe in Christ and the Age of

2:06:58

Aquarius at the same time will like to know

2:07:01

that this is an "either/or" situation. The

2:07:07

Holy Communion is saying that

2:07:10

this teaches either one thing or the other. My friend, if

2:07:12

you believe in one thing, you can't

2:07:14

believe in another, and if you believe in

2:07:16

becoming toxic, you can't get into this

2:07:18

business; it's incompatible. It's an "

2:07:21

either/or" situation. No

2:07:24

servant can serve two masters, for either he

2:07:27

will hate the one and love the other, or he will be

2:07:30

devoted to the one and despise the other (Luke

2:07:32

16:13). Christians only need to

2:07:36

remember the difference between

2:07:38

the Magi from the East and King Herod

2:07:41

to recognize the powerful effects of

2:07:44

choosing for or against Christ. We

2:07:48

must never forget that many of the

2:07:50

movements that fueled the New Age

2:07:53

are explicitly anti-Christian. We

2:07:56

have seen this.

2:07:58

This position regarding

2:08:00

Christianity is not neutral but

2:08:03

neutralizing. Despite what is

2:08:05

often repeated about

2:08:08

openness to all

2:08:10

religious viewpoints, traditional Christianity

2:08:13

is not... Sincerely considering the

2:08:16

acceptable alternative, that is, they keep

2:08:19

saying they are open to all

2:08:21

religious viewpoints, but in reality,

2:08:22

regarding Christianity, it is not an

2:08:24

alternative. Everything that proposes a counter-

2:08:27

Christian doctrine, we have seen this,

2:08:30

so it is exclusive, it is not an

2:08:32

alternative among others.

2:08:35

In fact, it occasionally becomes quite

2:08:38

clear that there is no tolerable place for

2:08:43

true Christianity, and even

2:08:46

arguments justifying

2:08:50

anti-Christian behavior.

2:08:55

So

2:08:58

I think that from

2:09:00

this lesson, it became clear to

2:09:03

us the following: first, that

2:09:08

these political agendas

2:09:11

that we fight against

2:09:16

today and that cause us so much harm

2:09:20

are not just the result of the desire for power

2:09:25

or the political madness of some tyrants;

2:09:29

they have spiritual roots

2:09:33

that do not come from above, but... ...from

2:09:37

beneath the earth.

2:09:40

And these spiritual roots can be

2:09:44

traced, as we have done here.

2:09:46

The history of these ideas can be

2:09:49

traced back to their authors, and

2:09:54

once we know this, we know,

2:09:58

as

2:10:00

scripture says, that

2:10:03

our struggle is not only against

2:10:06

flesh and blood

2:10:09

but also against the evil spirits

2:10:12

that walk in the air. So that's why

2:10:16

all this study, the

2:10:20

study

2:10:21

you do, everything I've been doing for

2:10:25

some time now, I've given other

2:10:26

lectures on this same topic here,

2:10:30

regarding globalism, cannot

2:10:34

dispense with the notion of what the

2:10:38

true nature of this thing is.

2:10:42

We have to have the nature of the thing

2:10:44

before us,

2:10:46

and the nature of this movement is an

2:10:53

occult, esoteric,

2:10:55

hermetic nature,

2:11:02

like everything we've seen here. When

2:11:04

we are aware of this, we

2:11:07

realize where these things come from

2:11:11

and we become more capable of

2:11:13

combating them because we know

2:11:15

exactly what these people are

2:11:17

proposing. They are not just proposing

2:11:20

other innocent policies; they are

2:11:23

proposing the change of humanity as it

2:11:26

is. They hate something called

2:11:30

Divine Creation; they

2:11:31

hate something... They call man what he

2:11:34

is, they hate that, and above

2:11:38

all they hate a thing called a thing, not a

2:11:42

person, called God,

2:11:46

three persons actually,

2:11:49

so they hate that,

2:11:52

and that's what they're fighting against, and that's why

2:11:57

every battle—I've been insisting on this in

2:12:00

many, many places, right?

2:12:05

Whenever I talk about this topic of

2:12:07

globalism, I insist on this:

2:12:10

every battle against this thing

2:12:13

needs to be a spiritual battle as well,

2:12:18

and there's no way you can do it, because there are many

2:12:22

people who think that dealing with globalism

2:12:25

or fighting this, fighting these

2:12:28

ideas, these tendencies, is something

2:12:30

you do only on the political plane. It's not,

2:12:34

if we don't also

2:12:36

restore

2:12:38

the true religious tradition,

2:12:41

two symbols that express

2:12:44

divine realities—here referred to

2:12:49

in the Catholic tradition as such—

2:12:53

and our own spiritual life,

2:12:55

cultivating the excellence of virtues

2:13:00

and integrating our reason. Yes,

2:13:03

an integration,

2:13:06

ordering our reason according to

2:13:09

divine reason. If we don't do that

2:13:11

beforehand, then there's no

2:13:13

way we can fight

2:13:16

what these people are doing, because what

2:13:19

these people are doing, as you've seen,

2:13:20

is a political agenda that previously

2:13:23

did this, but went the other

2:13:26

way.

2:13:28

There's a lot of awareness of this, and having

2:13:31

Consciousness, praying a lot,

2:13:34

trying to

2:13:36

win our own

2:13:38

spiritual battles, and as much as possible

2:13:40

seeking to restore the genuine

2:13:45

religious tradition, the genuine Catholic faith, so

2:13:48

that we can, in fact,

2:13:52

combat

2:13:55

this terrifying thing that has been

2:14:01

causing us so much harm in recent times.

2:14:05

Because if you stop to think about everything

2:14:07

we've seen in this lecture,

2:14:09

think about the first Doctor Strange movie.

2:14:12

What is the plot of the movie? The

2:14:16

guy is a doctor, therefore a very

2:14:20

talented scientist, a rational man without

2:14:22

religion, etc. He has an accident,

2:14:26

he becomes depressed, loses his reason for

2:14:29

living, etc., etc.

2:14:32

And then he sees a guy who managed to

2:14:35

walk again

2:14:38

after he went looking for and discovered the

2:14:41

ancient powers.

2:14:43

And then he goes to the East

2:14:47

to discover this

2:14:50

ancient wisdom inside a Tibetan temple, etc.,

2:14:53

etc. It

2:14:56

's precisely the

2:14:58

same thing. Then you think about the

2:15:01

more recent movie they released,

2:15:03

The Eternals.

2:15:05

Well, that's all of this, all of this

2:15:10

here. The Eternals are

2:15:22

beings who guard

2:15:26

humanity, they

2:15:27

are Gods,

2:15:31

Gods who act as Guardians. They are

2:15:35

superior to superheroes

2:15:39

because they are directly linked

2:15:43

to...

2:15:45

Celestials are the

2:15:48

creators of the planets,

2:15:51

cultivating them as if they were

2:15:53

in their garden,

2:15:55

and the Eternals are

2:15:58

directly linked to these Celestials. They

2:16:01

guard the planet; they are Gods who have been

2:16:04

here since ancient times. These

2:16:06

beings were the gods in the movie; they were

2:16:08

the Gods of the Babylonians, the

2:16:12

Gods of the Egyptians, the

2:16:15

Gods of the Greeks, the Gods of the

2:16:17

Aztecs, the gods

2:16:21

of the whole world. They were the gods of

2:16:24

all ancient mythologies; the gods, in

2:16:27

fact, were them,

2:16:30

and

2:16:32

all are bearers of ancient powers,

2:16:35

etc. So

2:16:39

the thing about

2:16:43

this mythology is that it would be necessary to

2:16:46

really trace what these

2:16:49

producers and screenwriters are reading. They did

2:16:52

n't do this, and someone must have done it. It

2:16:56

's good to look into it

2:16:59

because the coincidences are very, very

2:17:03

high, right? And especially this

2:17:06

Eternals movie, it has a

2:17:11

very Gnostic

2:17:14

cosmogony, clearly

2:17:17

Gnostic,

2:17:24

that everything is Divine, that the Earth has a

2:17:27

God within it, etc., etc., that the Earth,

2:17:30

in fact, the world, is... A place

2:17:34

where a celestial being is being cultivated,

2:17:37

and this Celestial will emerge from Earth.

2:17:41

In the film, the Celestial's name is Te

2:17:44

Amate, and the forest was a Babylonian god.

2:17:51

So, all of this

2:17:55

relates to what we're discussing.

2:18:00

It's always the same theme, always the

2:18:02

same thing: creating the world, a new man, etc.,

2:18:06

etc. So, it would be necessary to do this; it's an

2:18:09

interesting study. I haven't done it,

2:18:11

but whoever wants to should. It would be necessary

2:18:15

to select films that have a

2:18:18

more pronounced theme of this.

2:18:22

So, the eternals, Doctor

2:18:26

Strange,

2:18:29

what other ones could we mention, the ones

2:18:33

you mentioned, right?

2:18:36

Black Panther, etc.

2:18:42

Also, exactly, exactly,

2:18:45

Moon Knight. I saw that one too; it

2:18:48

's an Egyptian thing, right? So, it would be

2:18:53

interesting to look at those that have this

2:18:56

theme in common

2:18:59

and check who the screenwriters are, who the

2:19:01

producers are, who the directors are, and

2:19:03

then trace what these people are reading, that

2:19:05

is, what they

2:19:08

say, what they publish on

2:19:10

social media, what they are reading, or what

2:19:12

they say in interviews. Because then we

2:19:15

start to trace the

2:19:18

intellectual line of these guys and see why

2:19:20

they are proposing this, right? But

2:19:22

without a doubt, there is... The relationship is because the

2:19:25

coincidences are extremely high;

2:19:27

you just have to look at the great exaltation of

2:19:38

macumba and

2:19:41

spiritism here in Brazil, which is very strong in Brazil.

2:19:46

These two things in themselves

2:19:50

are already a product of this. It's

2:19:53

interesting that there's a book by Umberto

2:19:56

Eco

2:19:57

called Foucault's Pendulum,

2:20:03

where at one point the

2:20:08

protagonist comes to

2:20:11

Brazil

2:20:12

and

2:20:15

he's scandalized. He doesn't

2:20:18

understand why

2:20:20

people in Brazil

2:20:24

mix all kinds of esotericism into a

2:20:29

unique religious syncretism and combine

2:20:32

it with communism.

2:20:35

He describes it

2:20:37

this way, and he finds it interesting

2:20:39

because his Marxist friends here in

2:20:43

Brazil have a girlfriend who was a Marxist

2:20:45

and who frequented Umbanda, and he

2:20:50

finds this interesting. He mentions this at the

2:20:52

time because he began to realize

2:20:54

that all his Marxist friends at

2:20:56

some point in their lives had come to

2:20:57

believe in gnomes, elves,

2:20:59

etc.

2:21:02

Now, the tendency is something we already know

2:21:05

because we've followed the path of

2:21:08

rationalism, subjectivism,

2:21:11

ancient wisdom, etc. This is what these people

2:21:13

move so easily towards, and now in

2:21:15

Brazil we're going to find this

2:21:20

as a proposal of cultural Marxism itself.

2:21:23

Because what does

2:21:25

cultural Marxism propose? The destruction of the

2:21:30

national religious matrix,

2:21:33

and what is the Catholic faith? So they're going to

2:21:37

promote this through, you know,

2:21:40

Afro-Brazilian children, etc. So

2:21:45

all of that will be exalted, macumba and

2:21:48

everything else, right?

2:21:50

And to

2:21:54

end Catholic dogma and in its

2:21:59

place establish something new, a

2:22:03

new culture. So I think that in Brazil there was

2:22:06

more along these lines. Of

2:22:09

course, we can't forget

2:22:11

Spiritism, and of course we can't

2:22:13

forget the great influence that

2:22:17

Freemasonry has had nationally for a long time. So these are

2:22:22

three things that would need to be

2:22:24

analyzed in relation to Brazil itself.

2:22:28

Again, this isn't a

2:22:31

specific study that I've done; my

2:22:34

more specific study was on this

2:22:36

same subject in relation to global instances

2:22:39

in relation to Brazil. I can only see

2:22:42

these trends that seem to repeat the

2:22:46

same global trend.

2:22:48

But then, once again, it would be necessary

2:22:51

to verify if the evidence points to a

2:22:55

conjunction of factors. I believe that

2:23:00

at least... Regarding

2:23:02

what

2:23:04

cultural Marxists do to

2:23:08

subvert Catholic dogma

2:23:12

and

2:23:15

delve into religious syncretism,

2:23:17

I think that's a direct consequence of what we

2:23:23

discussed here regarding Spiritism and

2:23:26

Masonic influence in Brazil. These could

2:23:30

be competing influences that don't have

2:23:33

a direct relationship with what we're

2:23:35

talking about here, but

2:23:39

Spiritism may have had a direct relationship with

2:23:41

these Theosophical issues and everything else in

2:23:45

other parts of the world, so it may be

2:23:46

here too, but it would need to be

2:23:49

investigated.

2:23:58

I remembered the Supreme Federal Court's flux, right? They said

2:24:01

that Agenda

2:24:10

2030 would be fulfilled. You mentioned at some point in the

2:24:13

lecture that it has

2:24:18

almost

2:24:20

total characteristics of this new era.

2:24:23

I digress a bit

2:24:26

because the new era isn't... I said this in the

2:24:30

lecture, right? Agenda 2030 is one of

2:24:34

those

2:24:37

political agendas we discussed here, so that's

2:24:40

exactly it. Here you take the pictures

2:24:42

of what the global objectives of Agenda

2:24:44

2030 are. It's not the first time they've

2:24:46

proposed that; they proposed it before in the

2:24:48

Earth Charter. They proposed at the

2:24:52

1992 Earth Summit,

2:24:54

at the population conferences, they

2:24:57

always propose these same things, you

2:24:58

understand? It's just because they keep

2:25:01

giving new names to the documents, but the

2:25:04

political proposals are basically this: this is what's being

2:25:07

proposed in 2030, you understand? The terms change,

2:25:11

but things are exactly this: they won't

2:25:14

talk about

2:25:16

population control, about reproductive rights,

2:25:19

that man is causing so much harm to

2:25:22

nature,

2:25:24

that everyone here is focused on

2:25:27

family planning and everything else, right?

2:25:29

So, 2030 is this, you understand? It's

2:25:32

the same way as this, the

2:25:36

4.0 revolution, which

2:25:42

proposes

2:25:44

you will have nothing and be happy, the

2:25:48

great reset, the creation of the new

2:25:52

era. So you will reset this era. Let's move on to

2:25:55

the next one, in

2:25:57

this study

2:25:59

already talking again about

2:26:12

the knowledge of the new era, or does it take this

2:26:16

as a consequence and mirror of

2:26:18

something from the UN, the bio, from the big organizations?

2:26:24

I have no idea,

2:26:27

I have no idea, these two

2:26:29

organizations have been

2:26:37

encouraging all

2:26:40

institutions in their own countries to

2:26:44

adopt that, so this has been

2:26:48

happening not only here, but everywhere,

2:26:50

and not only in one instance,

2:26:54

in several. Other powers in various

2:26:57

other organizations as well,

2:26:59

so this is a really global thing, it's

2:27:02

not just what's happening

2:27:06

here in that place, no.

2:27:09

But I really have no idea about that.

2:27:12

That's a question and an answer is only possible if you

2:27:14

know the person there, if you've already

2:27:16

talked to them to find out.

2:27:21

It's just a curiosity that arose when

2:27:24

you mentioned the constellation issue.

2:27:30

Every source, at least that I

2:27:33

find, including on Catholic websites,

2:27:39

explains that this

2:27:41

symbolism relates to

2:27:45

the duplication of the fish, right? So

2:27:47

the application by Christians

2:27:50

is a phrase that in Greek

2:27:54

recognized the Christian community.

2:27:57

If you take the initials of each

2:27:58

Greek word and put them together, you get the

2:28:01

word "fish" in Greek. So that's it. But you

2:28:04

never find any

2:28:06

information about the time of the

2:28:08

Pisces constellation, etc., this

2:28:10

symbolism. How did this come about? It

2:28:13

's a New Age thing, right?

2:28:23

Making the connection with the constellation was

2:28:25

a New Age creation, it has nothing to do with it. It's a

2:28:26

fact that

2:28:31

the constellation of Pisces is where the sun is

2:28:35

rising. That's a fact, right?

2:28:37

Then they deduce that if the fish is the

2:28:42

symbol... So, this Age

2:28:45

of Pisces is the age of Christianity. But

2:28:48

it's ending, it's going to change to another

2:28:50

constellation. Now, this is their deduction:

2:28:53

that the symbolism of the fish is

2:28:56

Christian symbolism. This is a very

2:28:57

old thing, isn't it? It's not from them, which is also

2:29:01

a fact that it's an

2:29:02

astrological event, that the sun is rising there. That

2:29:04

's another thing, but they put the

2:29:08

two things together to say this age is

2:29:09

ending. This here is Pisces, so the fish

2:29:12

is a symbol of Christianity, so

2:29:13

Christianity is ending, you

2:29:15

understand? That's their deduction. They

2:29:18

conclude that this

2:29:20

will replace the previous age, and the

2:29:23

new age, the Age of Aquarius, will become. It's

2:29:26

good to research

2:29:35

when it will happen because it's

2:29:38

possible to predict, right?

2:29:40

This exit, right?

2:29:46

2150 and

2:29:49

2150, I think it gives these, it's a little

2:29:53

fast here,

2:29:55

but there, man, it gives 2150, 2150.

2:29:59

So, well,

2:30:02

we won't be alive then, so we

2:30:05

have no way of knowing, except if

2:30:07

we enter transhumanism and

2:30:09

become immortal, what

2:30:13

else can I say?

2:30:17

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2:30:19

It's biblical.

2:30:20

So, who said that

2:30:24

elves are immortal? Well, they

2:30:29

saw the death of man as a curse

2:30:33

because the elves were

2:30:37

very sad because they had to see

2:30:39

all areas of humanity, they had to

2:30:41

see everything happen and have to see all

2:30:44

the difficulties rise up.

2:30:51

So they always

2:30:55

saw all the sadness of the ages, and that

2:30:59

was excruciating, right? So they saw the

2:31:03

death of man as a way of life because that

2:31:06

's wrong. They had a life of suffering in that

2:31:08

life, but then they were freed. It's

2:31:11

a Catholic notion of the Token. Death is

2:31:13

not the end; death is our

2:31:18

encounter with God.

2:31:21

Let him just ask the question he

2:31:23

raised his hand to before you.

2:31:24

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2:31:26

Oh, okay, so go ahead, so go ahead. He

2:31:29

talked a lot about movies, but

2:31:32

we also see a lot of this in music,

2:31:36

pop

2:31:38

culture in general, from this decade,

2:31:47

this century. It started in

2:31:50

novels; there are

2:31:52

several novels from that time

2:31:54

that are seen as occult novels.

2:31:56

There's even one—I forgot, I forgot—

2:31:58

Frankenstein, for example, which

2:32:00

you said, Frankenstein

2:32:04

is a... Transhumanist history is

2:32:07

transhumanist history, but

2:32:10

there's a novel that talks about it, its name is

2:32:13

Rio, I forgot the author's name,

2:32:19

I'll remember later, it talks about an

2:32:25

ancient superior race that lives inside the earth,

2:32:30

right, that lives inside the earth, and this

2:32:33

ancient superior race that descended from

2:32:35

Atlantis, etc., one day it will come out and

2:32:39

surpass us, then

2:32:41

come to the surface of the earth, right, to the

2:32:44

upper part where we are, we

2:32:46

inferior to it,

2:32:48

and it was precisely on that, except for

2:32:51

Madame Lavaner, that she based

2:32:53

her thing, the Great White Brotherhood

2:32:55

that she was part of, it had that within the

2:32:57

story. I haven't read this story, I've only seen

2:33:00

some

2:33:01

indications of what's in it, in

2:33:04

its plot, but this thing started with

2:33:06

novels, then went to pop culture

2:33:08

as a whole, right, pop culture will like this

2:33:12

thing, and nowadays it has even

2:33:15

reached the level of Satanism, right,

2:33:17

in the present day it's already something that

2:33:20

's thrown like that, for Satanism itself, it

2:33:22

's a

2:33:26

blatant thing, it's not hidden anymore,

2:33:29

yes, say

2:33:33

globalist, but here in the West,

2:33:37

because that's what it seems, Islam, the

2:33:40

Muslim people there didn't agree with this

2:33:43

thing, I I was watching some news

2:33:46

now about the World Cup that's going to be

2:33:48

in Qatar and stuff, and there, people were

2:33:51

openly, at least

2:33:53

according to the news I saw,

2:33:55

openly against the use of alcohol. For

2:33:58

example, there are banners saying it will be

2:34:00

forbidden to hold hands, things like that. So,

2:34:03

if this trend is a

2:34:06

very strong penetration into Western culture,

2:34:11

Islam seems to have an

2:34:14

opposing movement because they are

2:34:17

doubling the population of

2:34:20

countries with Islamic culture all the time, and now those in the

2:34:24

Southeast that have become

2:34:27

Muslim, you have an

2:34:32

absurd population growth, you have an anti-movement that

2:34:35

exists. So how is it

2:34:40

possible that this is something

2:34:43

global if you have this bubble, let's

2:34:46

say, this sphere you're

2:34:48

talking about, another

2:34:50

type of globalism, right? You have to remember

2:34:52

that there are three globalist schemes:

2:34:54

Western globalism, Russian globalism,

2:34:57

Chinese globalism, Islamic globalism, and the

2:35:00

Universal Caliphate. So they are three

2:35:02

distinct things, each with its own projects. They

2:35:06

want to dominate the globe, which doesn't mean

2:35:09

they will succeed in dominating the

2:35:11

entire globe. Their proposal is to dominate the

2:35:15

globe, but each one wants to dominate a different part of it. So,

2:35:17

alone, they end up competing

2:35:20

against each other, and it's not always the case that a

2:35:24

Muslim country will also be part of the

2:35:27

globalism of the Universal Caliphate. There are

2:35:31

Muslim countries, for example, that have

2:35:34

a good relationship with Christians,

2:35:38

even working together with

2:35:42

predominantly Catholic countries

2:35:45

and participating in the Holy Communion at the UN to prevent

2:35:48

abortion initiatives, for example. So, it

2:35:51

's not always the case that you'll have

2:35:54

members of globalism acting just because it's

2:35:56

a

2:35:58

predominantly Muslim country. But these are

2:36:02

distinct things. When we're talking

2:36:03

here, we're talking about

2:36:05

typically Western globalism, the

2:36:07

Western financial globalism that the

2:36:11

world elites believe in.

2:36:12

Now, Eurasian globalism also

2:36:17

believes a little in this, so much so that

2:36:20

I showed you that it's not a

2:36:23

New Age thing, but it's

2:36:25

their own thing, the search for

2:36:27

primordial tradition, etc.

2:36:29

I found for you the pyramid in

2:36:31

Kazakhstan;

2:36:33

it's within the spectrum of the

2:36:36

Russian-Chinese globalist scheme

2:36:38

and is seeking the same kind of thing, but there's an

2:36:41

extra ingredient there.

2:36:43

What ingredient will unite all the

2:36:49

nationalized religions under the state? The

2:36:51

empire will be headed by the head of the religion.

2:36:58

Caesar, papism of the Russian-Chinese scheme,

2:37:02

Russian, actually, right? That's

2:37:05

properly Russian, but in China too, the

2:37:08

Chinese emperor was the

2:37:12

holder of cosmic power, right? The

2:37:16

Chinese emperor had to spend the

2:37:20

whole day performing rites and behaving

2:37:24

in a certain way because if he did

2:37:27

n't, the world would fall apart.

2:37:31

So he had to spend the whole day

2:37:33

when there were catastrophes,

2:37:35

plagues, famine, etc. People had the idea that it was

2:37:38

because this emperor didn't know how to

2:37:40

do things right. Sometimes it wasn't

2:37:42

even the guy's fault, sometimes it wasn't

2:37:44

even the guy's fault, right? The guy was there

2:37:46

performing the rites in the same way he

2:37:47

had to,

2:37:49

but it wasn't working, the

2:37:51

cosmic forces were conspiring against him, right?

2:37:54

So they said, this emperor is no

2:37:56

good, he doesn't know how to do things right.

2:37:58

So, kind of in China, there's also this

2:38:01

culture that the emperor is the pinnacle

2:38:06

of religion, right?

2:38:08

So, that's the distinct ingredient there.

2:38:09

But then it's necessary to be

2:38:12

careful to

2:38:14

know which globalism you're talking about, right?

2:38:17

This one here, the New Age, the

2:38:20

United Religions initiative, and all that, that's

2:38:23

a

2:38:24

typically Western thing. So, you're trying to

2:38:27

discuss all of this here. As Western agendas dictate, the

2:38:30

student is a Western globalist institution.

2:38:33

Now, it was interesting you

2:38:35

brought that up because it reminded me of a

2:38:38

documentary I watched a while

2:38:40

ago about life. I'm not eating, so...

2:38:42

And then I'm like, how are they? It's one of those

2:38:46

Southeast Asian countries that has

2:38:49

these Soviet issues, and

2:38:53

there the country is predominantly Islamic,

2:38:57

but there Islam is subject to

2:39:04

state rule. So

2:39:07

even there, with these countries, there are

2:39:09

rules that are even the

2:39:13

subject of

2:39:16

discussions, right? Saudi Arabia, and the people there are

2:39:19

n't doing very well because the very

2:39:22

elements of Islam in those countries are

2:39:24

somehow subverted by the state. It

2:39:27

's also like that, the

2:39:29

ground is also Muslim,

2:39:32

but there, this business of uniting

2:39:37

religions under the sign of the state—who

2:39:38

unites religions? There's a

2:39:41

difference, right? Who unites the...

2:39:43

Religions, there it is the state, the state that is the

2:39:47

agent of this business in the accident, those who

2:39:49

unite religions are the

2:39:52

international organizations, the

2:39:55

international initiatives, so

2:39:57

while one side wants to

2:40:00

unite religions within the nation,

2:40:03

others want to unite religions beyond

2:40:06

nations.

2:40:07

So they are different perspectives on the

2:40:10

matter,

2:40:12

thank you very much, we

2:40:15

'll end here.

2:40:19

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