Exploring the Luciferian Doctrine
Hi, I'm Hans Wilhelm. In this video in the Life Explained
series, I would
like to explore with you the Luciferian doctrine.
Now, you may know about Lucifer, but have you heard about the Luciferian
doctrine
and how it influences our world today?
To understand where it came from, we have to go back to the 11th century.
All of Europe was in the firm grip of the Catholic Church.
At that time, the church was sending thousands of men as crusaders
to
recapture the Holy Land, and in particular Jerusalem,
which had fallen into Muslim
hands. Now, who were these men, these crusaders?
They came from all walks of life. The one thing they had in common was their
belief in the Catholic teachings.
However, when these men traveled to the Middle
East, they were suddenly exposed
to many different beliefs and spiritual teachings
that they had never heard
before. These teachings came from Judaic and Islam
mysticism, they came from Egypt, from Greece, and even from
faraway places like India.
For some of these men, they were a truly mind-blowing experience.
They also began to hear different interpretations of familiar
biblical texts, things they had never heard in their
church.
Now, one particular passage stood out.
It was a story of the snake tempting Eve with the apple.
The Catholic Church had taught them that the snake was Lucifer or
Satan, who deceived Eve by promising that if she would eat from the
forbidden tree, she would become like God.
Suddenly, these men were introduced to a very different
interpretation.
They heard that Lucifer was not evil or Satan, but the God who
wanted to save and educate mankind.
In truth, they called him the Light Bringer,
the real God, and
that Yahweh, or Adonai in the Bible, was in actuality the
devil, the suppressor of mankind because he
didn't want Eve and Adam to
know their true identity. This teaching became the famous
Luciferian doctrine.
Now, when these men returned home from the Holy
Land, they continued talking about
these new ideas and interpretations.
But they knew they could only do so under strictest secrecy, as the church would
torture and kill anybody who would question or challenge their
teachings and authority. This eventually led to the birth of
many secret societies, most famously the Templars, the
Rosicrucian, and the various Masonic orders.
These very mixed teachings from many different occult
traditions were secretly studied, eventually en- wrapped in rituals and
protected by gruesome and blood-curdling oaths that the
members had to swear to ensure secrecy.
But everything changed in the year 1888 when the founder of the Theosophical
Society, Madame Blavatsky, made most of these teachings public
in her famous book, The Secret Doctrine,
which she spiced up with some of her own fanciful imaginations.
Central to Madame Blavatsky's teaching was the Luciferian
doctrine.
The first edition of her book stated that Lucifer is the only God for
our planet. No surprise that her magazine was also called Lucifer.
It was a beginning of what we now would call the New Age.
Originally, it was promoted as the time when the Light
Bringer, Lucifer, would lead mankind to a new era of
tolerance and peace.
Rudolf Steiner started off as the secretary of the German Theosophical
Society. He later founded the Anthroposophy
movement.
Another famous person was Alice Bailey, who founded the Lucifer
Publication Company in 1922. And then there was the well-known
science fiction writer H.G. Wells, who also published a book called
The New World Order in 1940.
With this book, he promoted a world government and a
secular world religion.
Other important figures were Annie Besant and Charles Leadbeater,
who thought
that they had found the future world teacher in a 14-year-old
Hindu boy called Krishnamurti. However, this did not work out as planned.
Krishnamurti eventually dissolved the entire organization.
So the Luciferian doctrine is not only central to members
of highest degrees in some elite Masonic circuits, but also
expressed in several New Age teachings of today.
Let's look how this doctrine influences our life.
Here we have the planet Earth,
where according to the Luciferian doctrine, the w- worldly affairs
are ruled by the Lord Lucifer.
Now, as spiritual beings, we come from the
spiritual worlds to incarnate for a very short
lifespan here on Earth.
Most of us do it to clear up past karma or eventually return to a
higher spiritual sphere or return even to our
spiritual home from where we all came.
But if we forget who we are or don't believe in life before or
after death, we can easily be tempted to dedicate our
life to
accumulation of riches, power, fame,
and other stuff that makes us important and special.
We might even fall for some New Age guru teachings promising
unbridled riches and abundance.
Our purpose here is to develop the kingdom
within
and not the kingdom without.
But if we want worldly riches, our god and orientation would
naturally be this guy here, Lucifer, the only god of
our planet, as Madame Blavatsky put it.
He rules the worldly affairs, and with him many heads of
politics, military, finance, and industry.
But it does come with a hefty price.
Anybody who aligns himself with this
god of the world to obtain riches, power,
fame, and so on
enters a Faustian bargain. Chances are they will become his
servant-
After their physical death. Such energies are never given for free.
Now in addition, the Luciferian doctrine also states
that we are
God,
which is also a very popular belief among some New Age teachings.
The danger is that when we think we are God, we are convinced we can get away
with anything. We feel that we are only accountable for our
actions to ourselves.
In other words, we could harm or even kill somebody and justify it with
something that simply had to be done,
without any guilt or remorse and totally
ignoring that such an action has created an
enormous karma
for our soul.
Somebody who thinks he is God does not feel accountable to
anybody
else except himself.
Now finally, let's look
around this world and see how powerful the Luciferian
influence already is.
We see the evidence everywhere in the wars, the terrorism, exploitation, and
suffering, greed, and so on. It is based on the Freemason principle
Ordo ab Chao, order from chaos, which justifies
any actions to bring the new world order into existence.
Many see this as a totalitarian form of world government.
The goals of this new world order are not secret.
They are outlined in the American Stonehenge for anybody to see.
They are the Georgia Guidestones erected in 1980.
It is a huge granite monument in which 10 new
guidelines are engraved in eight different
languages. These guidelines are supposed to replace the Ten
Commandments given to Moses. Two of the most interesting
guidelines say that mankind should be reduced to half a
billion people only. That means many must die for the
benefit of a few. This will be the result of the order out
of chaos.
They also say that family planning must be controlled by the
authority to keep the number down.
It is not my goal to convince anybody about the existence of
the Luciferian doctrine. I merely offer, and if it
works for you, fine. If it not, it's okay, too.
Now, the, the material for this video I have taken
from the research
and from the books by Armin Risi and Jan van Helsing.
But there are a lot of other books on this topic if you want to explore it further.
Thank you for your company.
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