SATANIC AEON? Aleister Crowley, "The Hidden God" & The New Religion of the Goddess
In his exploration of Aleister Crowley's teachings, Jay Dyer highlights the significant implications of psycho-sexual energies and their alignment with globalist agendas and New Age spirituality. He critiques both Crowley's occult practices and contemporary goddess worship, suggesting they promote harmful ideas connected to population control and a departure from traditional gender roles. Dyer warns of a new religion emerging that supports these globalist ideals, which often masquerades as empowerment, particularly within modern feminist movements. He further examines the manipulation of sexuality and religious narratives as tools for societal control and addresses the dangers associated with contemporary practices, including yoga and other New Age rituals. Overall, Dyer links these trends to a broader agenda aimed at reshaping societal values and beliefs.
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- Jay Dyer: Aleister Crowley's practices relate to a new religious system and globalist agenda.“Today, we're going to talk about a book that Jamie delved really deep into, which I think is perfect for capturing the essence of where the elite want to see us go in the next aeon...”
- Jay Dyer: The philosophy of eugenics underlies the narrative of Frank Herbert's Dune.“...I was struck by how much of the series by Frank Herbert is actually obsessed with this notion of controlling and steering bloodlines...”
- Jay Dyer: Crowley's teachings of the Scarlet Woman connect to ancient rites and contemporary New Age practices.“So this book talks about a goddess called New ISIS, which is the new woman...the seat of power that rises up during these sex magic rituals.”
- Jay Dyer: Feminists like Mary Daly promote the rise of the feminine as an Antichrist figure.“Antichrist and the second coming of women are synonymous”
via Alistair Crowley- Jay Dyer: Basic human needs are exploited by elites.“...the tradeoff there is playing on Maslow's hierarchy of needs...”
- Jay Dyer: Cosmo Magazine promotes harmful ideologies through satanic themes.“Cosmo Magazine did put up a how to have a satanic abortion ceremony.”
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11Jay discusses Aleister Crowley's impact on modern thought and culture, emphasizing how his philosophies relate to contemporary issues regarding sexuality and societal control.
Jay presents the view that C.S. Lewis understood the degrading rituals linked to occult practices and referenced them allegorically in his works.
Jay references a controversial piece from Cosmo Magazine that discusses satanic themes related to abortion, using it to illustrate cultural shifts and societal manipulation.
Jay mentions Gloria Steinem's stance that witches are freedom fighters for women, connecting it to modern attitudes towards reproductive rights.
Jay references Wells to illustrate ideas about the establishment of a new religious system through the United Nations.
Jay mentions ISIS in the context of ancient religious reverence and connects her to modern interpretations of feminine power in occult practices.
Kali is discussed as an embodiment of darker themes in religious practices linked with the New Age movement, which Jay critiques for its implications on societal values.
Jay quotes radical feminist theologian Mary Daly, indicating her belief that the second coming is synonymous with the rise of the feminine.
Jay explains Maurice Strong's role in promoting globalist agendas at the 1992 Rio Earth Summit.
The New Aeon represents a shift towards a blending of genders and the revival of ancient paganism, which Jay critiques for its implications on societal norms and control.
Jay discusses Noah Yuval Harari's views on AI and its potential to create new religious texts that surpass traditional ones.