The Space Alien Jesus Myth
By: Charz
Tags: Aetherius Society, Alice Bailey, Annie Besant, Atlantis, Church Universal and Triumphant, Esoteric Christianity, Helena Blavatsky, Joshua David Stone, Level E, Maitreya, Master Jesus, Pseudo-Religion, René Guénon, Rome, Sananda, Space Alien Jesus, Symbolism, Theosophical Society, Theosophy
Ango-san, the Jesus Hippie ~ Level E 04
Master Jesus ~ Coming from Venus
In the teachings of the Aetherius Society, headquartered in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, it is promulgated that since his resurrection, the Master Jesus has been dwelling mostly on the higher planes of Venus in order to work with the Master Aetherius, but when his presence is required, he teleports to or takes a flying saucer to Earth as needed.
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Master Jesus ~ Emperor of Atlantis
According to Elizabeth Clare Prophet, the Prophet of the Church Universal and Triumphant, the largest Ascended Master Teachings religion, the Master Jesus incarnated twice as the Emperor of Atlantis, once in 33,050 BC and again in 15,000 BC. He did this in order to aid the white magicians in the war of the white magicians and the black magicians that was going on in Atlantis at that time.
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UFO Religion ~ The Ascended Master Teachings
The Ascended Master Teachings are a group of religions based on Theosophy. In the traditional Ascended Master Teachings of Guy Ballard and Elizabeth Clare Prophet, no mention is made of UFOs or flying saucers. However the Ascended Master Teachings teacher Joshua David Stone in his teachings began, beginning in 1993, to refer to Ashtar, believed by some UFO enthusiasts to be the commander of a flying saucer fleet called the Ashtar Galactic Command that operates near Earth (manned mostly by Venusians), as a Master along with the more traditional ascended masters. He continued to include Ashtar on his list of ascended masters that he mentioned he received dictations from when speaking at his yearly Wesak Festival Mount Shasta gatherings that began to be held in 1996. Stone also taught that the Master Jesus, under his galactic name Sananda, sometimes rides with Commander Ashtar in his flying saucer fleet.
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Theosophy, a pseudo-religion
Long before the creation of the so-called Theosophical Society, the term theosophy was used as a common denomination for a wide variety of doctrines which were nonetheless all of the same type, or at least originated from the same tendencies. Whithout going into detail regarding the nature of these doctrines, we may say that their common and fundamental feature is that they are more or less strictly esoteric conceptions of a religious or even a mystical inspiration, even though this mysticism is somewhat peculiar. They claim to belong to a totally Western tradition, the basis of which is always Christianity under one form or another.
Now, the organization presently called the “Theosophical Society”, which we intend to examine here exclusively, does not belong to any school related even indirectly to doctrines of this kind. Generally speaking, the more or less coherent theories issued or upheld by the leaders of the Theosophical Society have none of the characteristics just described, apart from a certain pretension to esoterism; morevover, they are presented falsely as of Eastern origin, and if at a certain point some people deemed it necessary to add a pseudo-Christianity of a most peculiar nature, it remains no less true that their original tendency was frankly anti-Christian. ‘Our goal’, as Mme Blavatsky used to say, ‘is not to restore Hinduism, but to sweep Christianity from the surface of the earth‘. Our own caution may be legitimated when we observe that the great propagandist of the new ‘esoteric Christianity’ is Mrs Besant, the same woman who formerly proclaimed that it was necessary ‘above all to combat Rome and her priests, fight against Christianity all over the world, and chase God out of Heaven.
No doubt the doctrine of the Theosophical Society and the opinions of its current president may have ‘evolved’, but is also possible that their neo-Christianity is no more than a mask, for as is always the case in such circles, anything may be expected.
René Guénon, Theosophy : History of a pseudo-religion
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