Kalamos
5th April 2014, 05:42
"Although most recently popularized by David Icke, the notions of the connection of a worldwide conspiracy orchestrated by Reptilian beings, like the UFO mythos itself, has its origins in Theosophy, the occult tradition founded by H. P. Blavatsky, godmother of the New Age movement, and pre-eminent personality of the Occult Revival of the late nineteenth century.
Essentially, Icke, like other conspiracy researchers such as Jordan Maxwell, Michael Tsarion, and Acharya S, is an ardent critic of the Illuminati, but presents the myriad speculations of Theosophy as the truth being suppressed. All his main teachings are Theosophical, and therefore identical to those of the Illuminati, which is he is purportedly denouncing."
Read the rest at: THEOSOPHICAL SOURCES OF DAVID ICKE'S REPTILIAN THEORY (http://www.terrorism-illuminati.com/blog/theosophical-sources-david-ickes-reptilian-theory#.Uz99pahX-uY)
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On a similar vein, if you find that interseting, then check out this scholarly paper, and well informed review of it.
Alien demonology: the Christian roots of the malevolent
extraterrestrial in UFO religions and abduction spiritualities (http://www.michaelsheiser.com/UFOReligions/Alien%20demonology%20the%20Christian%20roots%20of%20the%20malevolent%20extraterrestrial%20in%20UFO%2 0religions%20and%20abduction%20spiritualities.pdf)
"Abstract
Initially, the sacralisation of the extraterrestrial led to an understanding of the alien as a fundamentally benevolent, messianic figure—a ‘technological angel’. This was largely because of the Cold War environment in which much UFO religion arose. Those attracted to the myth looked beyond a politically and militarily unstable planet to extraterrestrial saviours. Furthermore, because UFO religions have their roots in the Theosophical tradition, the religious understanding of the extraterrestrial tended to be fundamentally indebted to the concept of the wise and benevolent ascended master. The aim of this article is to examine the technological angel's foil. The central thesis is that, in their construction of the malevolent alien, UFO religionists and abductees turn not to Theosophy and Eastern religious traditions but to the myths and symbols of Christian demonology. Moreover, in exploring the origins and nature of the demonologies of contemporary UFO religions and abduction spiritualities, the article also draws attention to the importance of popular culture in the West, which, itself influenced by the Christian tradition, contributes to the formation of both popular demonology and also UFO mythology, which are in turn synthesised in UFO demonologies."
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a review of the above paper: Theosophical aliens and demonology (http://www.examiner.com/article/theosophical-aliens-and-demonology)
Essentially, Icke, like other conspiracy researchers such as Jordan Maxwell, Michael Tsarion, and Acharya S, is an ardent critic of the Illuminati, but presents the myriad speculations of Theosophy as the truth being suppressed. All his main teachings are Theosophical, and therefore identical to those of the Illuminati, which is he is purportedly denouncing."
Read the rest at: THEOSOPHICAL SOURCES OF DAVID ICKE'S REPTILIAN THEORY (http://www.terrorism-illuminati.com/blog/theosophical-sources-david-ickes-reptilian-theory#.Uz99pahX-uY)
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On a similar vein, if you find that interseting, then check out this scholarly paper, and well informed review of it.
Alien demonology: the Christian roots of the malevolent
extraterrestrial in UFO religions and abduction spiritualities (http://www.michaelsheiser.com/UFOReligions/Alien%20demonology%20the%20Christian%20roots%20of%20the%20malevolent%20extraterrestrial%20in%20UFO%2 0religions%20and%20abduction%20spiritualities.pdf)
"Abstract
Initially, the sacralisation of the extraterrestrial led to an understanding of the alien as a fundamentally benevolent, messianic figure—a ‘technological angel’. This was largely because of the Cold War environment in which much UFO religion arose. Those attracted to the myth looked beyond a politically and militarily unstable planet to extraterrestrial saviours. Furthermore, because UFO religions have their roots in the Theosophical tradition, the religious understanding of the extraterrestrial tended to be fundamentally indebted to the concept of the wise and benevolent ascended master. The aim of this article is to examine the technological angel's foil. The central thesis is that, in their construction of the malevolent alien, UFO religionists and abductees turn not to Theosophy and Eastern religious traditions but to the myths and symbols of Christian demonology. Moreover, in exploring the origins and nature of the demonologies of contemporary UFO religions and abduction spiritualities, the article also draws attention to the importance of popular culture in the West, which, itself influenced by the Christian tradition, contributes to the formation of both popular demonology and also UFO mythology, which are in turn synthesised in UFO demonologies."
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a review of the above paper: Theosophical aliens and demonology (http://www.examiner.com/article/theosophical-aliens-and-demonology)