Monday, October 31, 2005

What Does the Bible Say About Christmas? Uncover Pagan Roots

What Does the Bible Say About Christmas? Uncover Pagan Roots

What Does the Bible Say About Christmas? Uncover Pagan Roots


🎄 Learn the Origin of Christmas: The Pagan Celebration Hidden in Plain Sight

Many Christians view Christmas as a joyous holiday filled with warmth, family, and a celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. Yet most do not realize that nearly every Christmas tradition—trees, wreaths, mistletoe, yule logs, gift-giving, and even the date of December 25th—originates not from the Bible, but from ancient pagan festivals.

So why is this important? Because as believers, we are called to worship God in Spirit and in truth (John 4:24), discerning between what is holy and what is profane.

Let’s uncover the disturbing origins of Christmas and see what the Word of God actually says.


🌞 Pagan Beginnings: The Rebirth of the Sun God

Long before the birth of Christ, December 25th was celebrated in Rome as Dies Natalis Solis Invicti—the birthday of the "Unconquered Sun." Ancient Romans believed the sun god, Saturn, died on December 22 and rose three days later, aligning with the winter solstice when daylight began to increase.

The festivities of Saturnalia included feasting, gift-giving, and wild merrymaking in temples dedicated to Saturn. Sacred priests known as dendrophori paraded with evergreen wreaths, symbolizing life and fertility.


🌲 Evergreen Trees, Holly & Mistletoe: Fertility and Witchcraft Symbols

In Germany and other pagan cultures, the evergreen tree was used to honor gods during winter festivals. The tree symbolized eternal life—but not the kind offered by Jesus. It was deeply rooted in fertility worship, often regarded as a phallic symbol.

Witches used holly as a tool of sorcery. Its red berries symbolized the menstrual blood of the pagan goddess Diana, while its wood was fashioned into magic wands. Mistletoe’s white berries represented the semen of the sun god, and kissing beneath it was a fertility rite invoking demonic spirits.

Even today, these symbols are displayed in Christian homes—yet their spiritual implications are anything but holy.


✝️ How Paganism Entered the Church

The Roman Catholic Church strategically merged pagan festivals with Christianity to grow its influence. The word “Christmas” itself is a fusion of “Christ” and “Mass”—a term for death. The Mass commemorates the sacrificial death of Jesus through the Eucharist, a ritual that calls Him the victim.

Instead of purging paganism, the Church absorbed it, giving the people’s false gods “Christian” names. Pagan customs were rebranded as holy, and over centuries these blended practices entered Catholic, Protestant, and even evangelical churches.

When Martin Luther began the Protestant Reformation in 1517, he denounced Catholic doctrine—but carried many of its customs, including Christmas, into the new movement.


📖 What Does the Bible Say?

The prophet Jeremiah warned us clearly:

“Thus saith the Lord, Learn not the way of the heathen… For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest… They deck it with silver and with gold; they fasten it with nails and with hammers, that it move not.”
— Jeremiah 10:2–4

Sound familiar?

God forbids adopting the religious practices of heathen nations. Nowhere in Scripture does Jesus or His disciples command us to commemorate His birth. Instead, Jesus told us to remember His death and resurrection, the true source of salvation (Luke 22:19–20).


🧙‍♀️ Christmas: Celebrated by Witches and Christians Alike

Today, both witchcraft covens and Christian churches celebrate Christmas. Witches observe the Yule Sabbat, which is a high holy day on their calendar. They burn yule logs, decorate with holly and mistletoe, and honor the rebirth of the sun god—while many churches unknowingly do the same, believing they are honoring Christ.

The Bible warns in 2 Corinthians 6:17:

“Come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you.”


🚫 What’s Wrong with Christmas?

  1. Jesus Wasn’t Born on December 25th.
    Based on biblical clues (like shepherds in the field), Jesus was likely born in September, not winter. December 25th was chosen to align with pagan festivals, not historical truth.

  2. Christmas Traditions Are Pagan.
    Trees, wreaths, yule logs, holly, and mistletoe all have demonic origins rooted in idolatry and fertility cults. God calls these things abominations, not sacred objects.

  3. It Focuses on Fleshly Pleasures, Not Holiness.
    Instead of honoring Christ’s sacrifice, most people use Christmas to focus on food, gifts, entertainment, and materialism—not worship or repentance.


🤔 Can Paganism Be Christianized?

Can we truly worship the Holy God by using elements He detests? Can darkness be baptized in light? The answer is no.

To claim that Christmas is “all about Jesus” is deception when its symbols and origins directly oppose God's Word. As believers, we must reject spiritual compromise and walk in holiness, even if it costs us tradition or popularity.


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✍️ Closing Thoughts:

Jesus warned in Matthew 15:9:

“But in vain they do worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men.”

Let us not worship in vain by mixing truth with lies.


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Halloween and the Forces of Darkness Why We Should Not Celebrate Halloween as Christians


By Teresa Morin, President of Touch of God Int’l Ministries of Healing and Deliverance

What’s the harm in Halloween? Costumes, candy, and fun traditions seem innocent, especially when children are involved. However, as believers in Jesus Christ, we are called to discern the spiritual roots of what we participate in—and Halloween is rooted in darkness.

John Ramirez, a former Satanist turned Christian evangelist, boldly calls Halloween “the most diabolical demonic holiday.” Why would a man once deep in occult rituals say such a thing? Because he’s seen behind the curtain. While society sees a playful night, the spiritual realm recognizes October 31st as one of Satan’s high holy days.


The Pagan and Occult Origins of Halloween

Halloween originated over 1,300 years ago in the British Isles. Its roots lie in paganism and witchcraft, specifically the Wiccan and Druid traditions. Wiccans—those practicing witchcraft—celebrated eight seasonal festivals (called sabats), and Halloween, or Samhain (pronounced “sow-in”), was the most important. On this night, it was believed that the barrier between the physical and spirit world was the thinnest, allowing spirits to roam freely.

Witches would gather in covens, casting spells, invoking spirits, and engaging in rituals that glorified nature gods and goddesses. Wicca claims to be a “nature religion,” but behind its charms and spells lies deep spiritual deception. Wiccans might not believe in Satan, but Satan certainly believes in manipulating them. The rituals they perform open doors to demonic entities whether they realize it or not.


Jack-o’-Lanterns, Costumes, and “Trick or Treat”

These Halloween staples are not random. Druids—Celtic pagan priests—used to roam villages on October 31st with demonic intentions. Dressed in white robes with sickles in hand, they demanded human offerings, often women or girls. Those who complied received a carved pumpkin with a candle made of human fat, placed at their door for protection. Those who resisted were cursed—sometimes fatally—using occult symbols.

“Trick or treat” wasn’t a harmless rhyme. It was a demand for a sacrifice. The “treat” was someone to give over to evil. The “trick” was a death curse on the household.

Even games like bobbing for apples originated from witchcraft rituals, with apples being sacred in Wiccan belief systems. These are not playful traditions but reenactments of pagan worship, sometimes unknowingly reenacted in churches and Christian homes.


Satan’s Strategy: Deception Through Normalization

Satan is a deceiver and father of lies (John 8:44). His goal is to normalize darkness, disguise sin as entertainment, and numb our discernment. By making Halloween fun and child-friendly, he cloaks his agenda in seemingly innocent practices. Even churches have been lured into celebrating Halloween under the guise of “harvest festivals” or “alternative parties,” forgetting the scriptural command to “have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness” (Ephesians 5:11).

Former Satanists testify that Halloween is when rituals are performed, sacrifices are made, and demonic assignments are released—especially targeting children. Participating in Halloween—even passively—gives the enemy a legal right to influence your home, family, and future.


Halloween in the Light of Scripture

God’s Word clearly warns us against participation in occult practices:

  • Deuteronomy 18:10-12 (NKJV): “There shall not be found among you... one who practices witchcraft... or a medium... For all who do these things are an abomination to the Lord.”

  • Galatians 5:19-21 includes sorcery as one of the “works of the flesh” that exclude people from inheriting the Kingdom of God.

  • Revelation 21:8 states that “the cowardly, unbelieving, abominable, murderers, sexually immoral, sorcerers... shall have their part in the lake which burns with fire and brimstone.”

As Christians, we are called to live holy and set apart, not blend with the world. Halloween is not a harmless holiday—it’s a spiritually charged event with deep demonic roots.


Don’t Open the Door to Darkness

Even if your participation seems lighthearted—like wearing a cute costume or handing out candy—understand that Halloween was designed to honor the dead, invoke spirits, and worship false gods. These are abominations to God.

Many believers unknowingly allow spiritual oppression into their lives through open doors like Halloween. If you’ve celebrated it in the past, repent, renounce any participation in occult practices, and shut the door to the enemy through prayer and deliverance.

Should Chrisans Celebrate Halloween?


Halloween is a day celebrated worldwide when people dress up in costumes, collect candy from neighbors, and have parties, but do you ever think about the origins of Halloween? Most people don't think twice about participating in it, saying, "It's all in fun" or "It's not evil to me", but is this so-called Halloween evening really so innocent?


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Wednesday, October 19, 2005

The Occult Roots of New Age Medicine and Its Deception in the Church

The Occult Roots of New Age Medicine and Its Deception in the Church

The Occult Roots of New Age Medicine and Its Deception in the Church


The Occult Roots of New Age Medicine and Its Deception in the Church

The rise of New Age medicine has flooded modern culture and even crept into Christian homes and churches. Behind its peaceful facade lies a dark agenda: a Satanic counterfeit of true, biblical healing. It’s a plan designed to weaken the Church, seduce believers away from God's Word, and prepare the world for the Antichrist.

Satan, the master deceiver, masquerades as an angel of light (2 Corinthians 11:14). In John 10:10, Jesus warns us: “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly.” One of the enemy’s most successful tools in this age is New Age spirituality, especially through “natural” healing methods that open doors to demonic oppression.

Homeopathy: A Hidden Occult Practice

Many consider homeopathy a harmless, alternative form of healing. But its spiritual roots reveal otherwise. Developed by German mystic physician Samuel Hahnemann (1755–1843), homeopathy is based on metaphysical principles rather than scientific principles. Remedies are created through "potentiation," a ritual of dilution and shaking meant to transfer “cosmic energy” into the medicine.

Practitioners admit this energy mirrors occult forces. James Kent, a leading homeopath, openly declared that homeopathy operates in the invisible spiritual realm, not the physical. Even George Vithoulkas, a famous homeopath, stated that the purpose of the practice is to “open the higher centers of the brain to celestial influx.”

This is not healing—this is demonic infiltration.

Physician H.J. Bopp observed nervous depression in families using homeopathy and warned of occult transmission. In fact, some homeopaths use divination tools like pendulums to determine remedies, functioning more like psychics than physicians.

Spiritual Warnings from Former New Agers

A former psychic healer exposed an even darker truth—many homeopathic remedies are “charged” with spells to increase their “effectiveness.” The more we examine the foundation of this modality, the more we see its alignment with sorcery, divination, and occult rituals, directly condemned in Scripture.

This aligns with Revelation 21:8, which warns that sorcerers (from the Greek word pharmakia) will have their place in the lake of fire. The W.E. Vine’s Expository Dictionary confirms that “pharmakia” refers to sorcery involving potions, spells, and magical enchantments—precisely what New Age medicine uses.


Why This Matters to the Church

Many Christians unknowingly turn to these remedies, thinking they are natural or safe. But when we trust in lesser spiritual forces rather than the Great Healer, we risk bondage, deception, and even spiritual oppression.

God already gave us a path for healing:

James 5:13–15 (KJV)

“Is any among you afflicted? let him pray... Is any sick among you? let him call for the elders of the church; and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord... and the prayer of faith shall save the sick…”

God never removed healing from the Church. We did. As believers, we’ve replaced faith-based healing with pharmakia-based treatment. Instead of examining the spiritual roots of sickness—bitterness, trauma, sin, unforgiveness—we suppress symptoms with synthetic or occult-based medicine.


Medical Reality: Are We Better Off?

Here are the startling facts:

  • The third leading cause of death in the U.S. is prescription drugs, not including street drugs.

  • The seventh leading cause is surgical errors.

  • Most medications do not cure disease, but merely manage symptoms.

Even worse, when people begin to rely on homeopathy or psychic healing, they may actually invite demonic influence into their lives under the guise of health.


God’s Healing Is Still Available

The Word of God gives explicit promises:

  • Psalm 103:3 – “Who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases.”

  • Exodus 15:26 – “If thou wilt diligently hearken to the voice of the Lord... I will put none of these diseases upon thee... for I am the Lord that healeth thee.”

We are not without hope. But we must return to God’s ways. The modern Church has lost the practice of discernment, and we are warned:

Hebrews 5:14 – “But strong meat belongeth to them that are of full age, even those who by reason of use have their senses exercised to discern both good and evil.”

This includes discernment about what we allow into our bodies, who we receive prayer or treatment from, and what spiritual forces we may be unknowingly inviting.


Discern Before You Buy or Try Anything

If you're considering any health modality, ask:

  • Who was the founder?

  • What were their beliefs and spiritual practices?

  • What culture or religion did it come from?

  • Are there examples in Scripture that support it?

  • Is this rooted in faith or in forbidden practices?

Remember, Satan loves to counterfeit what God created. New Age medicine may sound spiritual and peaceful, but it's a trap.


The Church Must Prepare

What happens when access to medical care is tied to the mark of the beast? Will you have enough faith and practice to go directly to the Lord for healing?

It’s time to raise up the body of Christ to take back their authority in healing and deliverance. People are dying for lack of knowledge (Hosea 4:6). Let’s return to the trustworthy source of life and healing—Jesus Christ.

In Christ's Authority,
Teresa Morin
President, Touch of God International Ministries of Healing and Deliverance
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Tuesday, October 18, 2005

Eastern Meditation and Mysticism: Infiltrating the Church with a Counterfeit Spirit

Eastern Meditation and Mysticism: Infiltrating the Church with a Counterfeit Spirit

Eastern Meditation and Mysticism: Infiltrating the Church with a Counterfeit Spirit


In recent decades, Eastern meditation has quietly infiltrated Christian churches, often cloaked in terms such as “centering prayer,” “contemplative silence,” or “Christian yoga.” While they may sound peaceful or even biblical, these practices originate from Hinduism, Buddhism, and New Age spirituality—systems not built on the Word of God but on mysticism, self-deification, and contact with unclean spirits.

The Shift from Prayer to Meditation

Many churches now encourage practices that resemble Transcendental Meditation (TM) or Zen Buddhism, replacing biblical prayer with breathwork, mantras, and “quieting the mind.” The goal of this form of meditation is to achieve inner stillness—not to hear God’s Word, but to silence the rational mind and unlock hidden, mystical consciousness.

Meditation sessions typically involve sitting with closed eyes for 15–20 minutes, repeating a mantra to suppress conscious thought. This mantra could be a biblical-sounding word, but its purpose is to trigger an altered state of consciousness—much like occult and Eastern rituals.

Naomi Humphrey, a meditation advocate, claims that it helps free people from fear by unlocking a new perception of reality—one where spirit and matter become integrated. This is not biblical renewal. It is spiritual deception designed to blur the lines between the Creator and creation.

“God Within” – A Doctrine of Demonic Origin

Eastern meditation promotes finding “God within yourself.” This self-deification is the original lie of Satan: “You shall be as gods” (Genesis 3:5). Adrian B. Smith, a Roman Catholic priest and meditation proponent, openly endorses this. He writes that TM and Christian meditation are simply different routes to the same mystical experience of inner divinity.

Christian meditation, according to Smith, helps people “develop consciousness of the depth within us.” Yet scripture teaches us to look outside of ourselves—to Christ, the only true Savior (Hebrews 12:2). When people seek mystical unity within their own being, they risk opening their spirits to seducing spirits (1 Timothy 4:1).

Left Brain Off, Right Brain On – The Path to Demonic Invasion

Eastern meditation intentionally disengages the rational mind (left brain) and activates intuitive, mystical perception (right brain). This altered state opens a doorway into the spiritual realm—yet not the realm of God’s Spirit. Dr. Willem Nicol, a promoter of Christian mysticism in the Dutch Reformed Church, admits that meditation leads to “deep consciousness” where thoughts arise that may come from “evil powers.”

He even warns: “If one waits for thoughts, your subconscious mind, or even evil powers, may talk to you.” This is not a safe spiritual environment—it’s a wide-open door to demonic deception.

Even New Age authors admit the spiritual danger. Marilee Zdenek warns that intuitive meditation can attract spirits masquerading as gods, goddesses, or dragons. But scripture exposes these as demons in disguise (2 Corinthians 11:14).

Mysticism: The Gateway to One-World Religion

This mystical movement is doing more than deceiving individual believers. It is merging Christianity with Eastern faiths into a new syncretic religion. The more people silence their minds and connect with an “inner god,” the more they accept the lie that all religions lead to the same truth.

Dr. Celia Kourie of the University of South Africa promotes mysticism as the path to religious unity: “Mysticism is a profound phenomenon that cuts across all religions.” She believes all faiths offer mystical encounters with God and that the “spirit of one god” works through them all. But scripture tells us clearly: There is only one way to the Father—through Jesus Christ (John 14:6).

This belief in a shared mystical experience across religions is paving the way for the coming One World Religion. As Christians abandon biblical study for mystical feelings, Satan blinds their minds from the gospel of Christ (2 Corinthians 4:4). They no longer rely on the Holy Spirit or the Word, but instead on strange lights, inner voices, and altered states.

Contemplative Prayer: A Christian Facade for a New Age Practice

Ray Yungen, in A Time for Departing, exposes contemplative prayer as a Trojan horse for New Age spirituality. He warns that contemplative silence isn’t about pondering God’s Word—it’s about silencing the mind until one encounters a mystical void.

Yungen explains that contemplative prayer techniques—using breath prayers or sacred words—mimic Eastern meditation to reach an inner stillness where “God” supposedly speaks. But the Bible never tells us to empty our minds or seek God in the silence. Instead, God commands us to meditate on His Word (Psalm 1:2), to renew our minds (Romans 12:2), and to test every spirit (1 John 4:1).

Seducing Spirits and False Light

Catholic priest Philip St. Romain described entering passivity through silent prayer and encountering swirling lights, voices, and an “inner adviser.” He began making decisions based on this inner voice. But was this voice the Holy Spirit? No—this is how familiar spirits operate: appearing wise but leading people away from Christ.

Experiences like these, common in contemplative circles, echo occult phenomena. Sadly, many Christians are unaware they are engaging in practices condemned by scripture (Deuteronomy 18:10–12).

A Call to Discernment

The Word of God is the only sure foundation. True Christian prayer involves engaging with the mind, submitting our hearts to God, and praying in the Spirit and in truth (John 4:24). Any practice that tells you to silence your mind, stop thinking, or empty yourself is dangerous. That’s not submission to the Holy Spirit—it’s opening the door to spiritual counterfeits.

We must expose the infiltration of Eastern mysticism into the church, confront the deception behind “Christian” meditation, and call believers back to the pure gospel of Jesus Christ.

Testimony of a former New Ager

Brian Flynn, the director of One Truth Ministries in Minneapolis, says: “Eleven years ago, I walked away from the life of a New Age medium and gave my heart to Jesus Christ. As a medium, I performed psychic readings and, through meditative practices, contacted spirit guides. At the time, I did not realize these guides were demonic. As a Christian, I no longer have to chant, go into altered states of consciousness, or perform rituals to find the peace and truth I found through the Lord and his Word.

“Three years ago, I read a book called A Time of Departing, which claimed that many Christian leaders were teaching a mantra-meditation technique. You can imagine my shock when I discovered the New Age had infiltrated Christianity through such a technique, a practice called contemplative prayer. The technique involves repeating a word or phrase over and over until reaching what is called silence. Sometimes, the breath is focused upon instead of a word or phrase, thus the name breath prayers. The goal? Reaching an altered state of consciousness to communicate with God.

“Contemplating God's Word is a good thing. But the contemplative prayer I speak of is not. First practiced by monks centuries ago, it died out and did not re-enter again until the 1960s when Catholic monks Thomas Keating and Thomas Merton decided to introduce the practice to mainstream Christianity. Richard Foster, a supporter of contemplative prayer, writes a curious warning about this practice in his book, Prayer: Finding the Heart's True Home: ‘I also want to give a word of precaution. 

In the silent contemplation of God, we are entering deeply into the spiritual realm, and there is such a thing as supernatural guidance… While the Bible does not give us a lot of information on that, there are various orders of spiritual beings, some of which do not cooperate with God and his way! … But for now, I want to encourage you to learn and practice prayers of protection.’

“Then why do it, Mr. Foster? Why would God put me in a position to fend for myself in this unknown spiritual realm surrounded by spiritual beings that are not in cooperation with God and his way? He would not.

“The Achilles' heel for Mr. Foster is that there is no scriptural support for contemplative prayer other than this warning, ‘And when you pray, do not use vain repetitions, as the heathen do. For they think that they will be heard for their many words. Therefore, do not be like them. Your Father knows what you need before you ask Him’ (Matt. 6:7-8).

“What would martyrs of the faith who departed from Islam, Hinduism, or Buddhism say to us if they could speak of our intermingling Christianity with Eastern mystical practices? As a former New Age medium, I know the difference between Eastern meditative practices and biblical Christian prayer. Sadly, too many in the Christian community do not” (end of quotation).

Why would believers want to revert to the mystical practices of the Dark Ages when they can worship God in an alert, sober, biblical way while honoring and observing His Word in their hearts so that they might not sin against Him? (Ps. 119:11).

The critical question for discerning Christians today is this: Can meditation—particularly Eastern-style contemplation, centering prayer, or “mystical silence”—be regarded as a legitimate form of Christian prayer? Is there any biblical basis for what many now call “Christian meditation”? Or is this simply paganism repackaged?

The answer is clear when we return to the authority of God’s Word.


The Nature of Biblical Prayer

Biblical prayer is an expression of faith—spoken, thoughtful, and rooted in truth. It requires a sober and active mind. Scripture never calls for mind-emptying silence or repetitive mantras. Rather, Jesus Himself warns against “vain repetitions as the heathen do” (Matthew 6:7).

True prayer involves rational communication with God. James 1:6 and Hebrews 11:6 make it clear that prayer is to be a faith-filled dialogue, not a mystical trance. Romans 10:17 tells us that faith comes by hearing, not by silencing or bypassing the mind.


What Does “Meditate” Mean in the Bible?

The Bible does indeed mention meditation—but not the kind promoted by Eastern mystics or contemplative prayer teachers. To meditate biblically means to think deeply upon God’s Word.

Psalm 1:2 describes the righteous person as one who “meditates day and night” on the law of the Lord. Psalm 119 is filled with references to mindful, word-based reflection—not silence, but engagement.

“Open my eyes, that I may see wondrous things from Your law.” (Psalm 119:18)
“I will meditate on Your precepts and contemplate Your ways.” (Psalm 119:15)
“Oh, how I love Your law! It is my meditation all the day.” (Psalm 119:97)

The biblical model is clear: Read God’s Word, meditate on it with understanding, pray in response, and live by faith. There is no model in Scripture for the type of mystical experience that contemplative prayer encourages.


Silence Is Not God's Language

Contemplative advocates often claim “silence is the language of God.” But Jesus declared:

“The words that I speak to you are spirit, and they are life.” (John 6:63)

God speaks through His Word, not through a silent void. Biblical silence is a posture of reverence—not an invitation to open ourselves to spiritual impressions from an undefined realm.


Eastern Meditation: A Counterfeit Experience

Eastern meditation invites practitioners to empty their minds in pursuit of union with a mysterious “god within.” This form of self-deification is the original lie of Satan (Genesis 3:5). In these altered states, people report encounters with spiritual “guides,” voices, and swirling lights.

These are demonic deceptions. The Bible warns:

“Satan himself transforms into an angel of light.” (2 Corinthians 11:14)

In a passive, trance-like state, the mind is unguarded. Discernment is shut off. The person cannot test the spirits or compare what they experience with the written Word of God. Many who pursue contemplative prayer end up spiritually confused, ecumenically compromised, and emotionally wounded.


Brian Flynn’s Testimony: A Former New Age Medium

Brian Flynn, founder of One Truth Ministries, testifies from experience:

“As a New Age medium, I used meditation to contact spirit guides, not realizing they were demonic. After giving my life to Jesus, I no longer needed chants, trances, or rituals. The Word of God and the Holy Spirit became my source of peace.”

Flynn warns that contemplative prayer, introduced to Christianity by Catholic mystics like Thomas Merton and popularized by Richard Foster, is identical to the practices he once used as a medium. The goal is to enter an altered state of consciousness—exactly what Jesus warned against.

Even Foster admits this danger in Prayer: Finding the Heart’s True Home:

“In the silent contemplation of God… there are various orders of spiritual beings, some of which do not cooperate with God.”

Why, then, would any believer enter a realm where hostile spirits roam? Scripture never instructs us to do so. Instead, we are called to pray with vigilance and a sound mind (1 Peter 4:7).


Meditation Leads to Religious Compromise

Eastern meditation often leads to a pantheistic worldview—the belief that God is in everything and everyone. Over time, practitioners lose their distinct view of God as a holy, personal Creator. Instead, they embrace a “universal Christ” found in all religions.

This is spiritual deception.

“For if he who comes preaches another Jesus whom we have not preached... you may well put up with it!” (2 Corinthians 11:4)

Contemplative mysticism often blurs the line between Christianity and Hinduism, Buddhism, or Sufi Islam. It encourages ecumenism, one-world religion, and a denial of Jesus Christ as the only way to God (John 14:6).


Why Is This Dangerous?

  1. Biblical discernment is deactivated. Meditation promotes passivity, not alertness.

  2. The mind becomes a target. Demons communicate with the subconscious when the rational mind is silenced.

  3. It opens the door to “another Jesus.” Mystical experiences may include a false “Christ” offering universal salvation and unity among all faiths.

  4. It promotes self-dependence. Meditation becomes a form of self-salvation—man discovering the god within, rather than surrendering to the real Christ.


God Has Set Boundaries

God created clear distinctions among peoples, faiths, and practices (Acts 17:26). We are called to be separate (2 Corinthians 6:14–17) and not conform to this present evil world (Galatians 1:4). Biblical Christianity cannot coexist with mystical Eastern philosophies. They are in direct conflict.


The Call to Return to Biblical Prayer

Let us reject every mystical counterfeit.

Let us return to Spirit-led, Word-saturated prayer. Let us:

  • Walk in holiness (1 John 3:22)

  • Be mentally alert (1 Peter 1:13)

  • Live in accountability (Romans 14:12)

  • Pray God’s will, not our own (1 John 5:14)


With love and truth,
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🚨 The New Age Movement: Satan’s Counterfeit for Global Unity

🚨 The New Age Movement: Satan’s Counterfeit for Global Unity

The New Age Movement is not a trend—it’s a spiritual agenda with ancient demonic roots. Emerging in full force during the 1960s, this movement promotes a utopian vision of “oneness” that opposes everything biblical Christianity stands for.

It deceives with phrases like “spiritual evolution,” “higher consciousness,” and “universal brotherhood,” yet its real aim is the unification of all religions and nations under a false messiah. This plan was birthed in Babylon, revived through occult figures like Madame Blavatsky, and is now preparing the world for a one-world government, one-world religion, and the Antichrist.

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🔍 Origin and Global Agenda

The New Age Movement seeks to raise human “consciousness,” unite global religions, dissolve political boundaries, and welcome a universal leader—Maitreya, the “Christ” of all faiths. Rooted in Eastern mysticism and occult traditions, it is driven by satanic forces disguised as “light.”

Its rise was planned. As far back as 1875, Madame Helena Blavatsky, under demonic influence, established the Theosophical Society. Through books like Isis Unveiled and The Secret Doctrine, she claimed all world religions stemmed from one “secret” mystical source—Lucifer.

To hide its agenda, this movement remained underground for a century. After 1975, under the guidance of figures like Benjamin Creme, it stepped into public view, claiming the world messiah was ready. This false christ would unite Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims, Jews, and Christians—a cosmic Jesus who is not the Jesus of the Bible (2 Cor. 11:4).


🏛️ The Babylonian Connection

Revelation 17 and 18 reveal a future world system with political, religious, and economic power merging together in a neo-Babylonian empire. This is the same spiritual system first seen under Nimrod, where political rulers also served as occult priests using astrology and demonic power.

This blend of spiritual rebellion and political dominance has resurfaced in modern times as the New Age Movement. Its symbols—pyramids, rainbows, third eyes, peace poles, and even yoga poses—represent the counterfeit spirituality preparing the world for Lucifer’s final deception.


🌐 New Age Organizational Structure

1. Core Organizations (Luciferic):
These include the top levels of Freemasonry, the Illuminati, Lucis Trust (formerly Lucifer Publishing), and Planetary Citizens led by David Spangler. Their agenda? Worship Lucifer and install a world leader under his authority.

2. Middle Orders (Mystical, Occultic):
These use more socially palatable terms like “spirit guides,” “cosmic consciousness,” and “universal god.” Groups like the Theosophical Society, World Future Society, Club of Rome, and various meditation cults push mystical thinking and altered states.

3. Front Organizations (Unaware Allies):
Many global institutions unknowingly push New Age goals: the United Nations, World Bank, IMF, Roman Catholic Church, World Council of Churches, and countless ecumenical and educational groups. They promote religious unity, unrestricted freedoms, and moral relativism—perfect soil for the Antichrist.


🕊️ The Age of Aquarius and Religious Blending

The New Age calls this coming season the Age of Aquarius. Astrology, not Scripture, drives this belief. Each 2000-year “age” allegedly brings different cosmic influences. The Christian era (Pisces) is now ending. The “Water-Bearer” (Aquarius) is ushering in enlightenment, peace, and oneness.

This new era rejects absolute truth. It claims all religions are equally valid, all paths lead to “god,” and that humanity must abandon national and religious loyalties for planetary citizenship.

🔺 They falsely cite Luke 22:10—“a man bearing a pitcher of water”—to justify Aquarius as a biblical symbol. In truth, the Age of Aquarius is demonic deception disguised as light.


🧘‍♀️ Dangerous Philosophies

1. Everything is One (Monism)

There’s no evil, no division—just universal unity. Biblical truth? False. God clearly separates truth from lies, light from darkness, sheep from goats.

2. Everything is God (Pantheism)

God is in trees, rivers, animals, you. The earth itself becomes a goddess (Gaia). This is idolatry and directly opposes the Creator/creation distinction of Romans 1.

3. We Are God (Self-Deification)

Man becomes his own god, his own savior. Mass meditation and positive energy can allegedly shape global events. But this is the spirit of Antichrist (2 Thess. 2:4) that exalts man above God.


🚫 What the Bible Says

God doesn’t tolerate spiritual compromise or mysticism:

“There shall not be found among you… one who practices witchcraft… For all who do these things are an abomination to the Lord” – Deut. 18:10-12

“Rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft… Because you have rejected the word of the Lord, He also has rejected you” – 1 Sam. 15:23

“Let the astrologers, the stargazers… stand up and save you… they shall be as stubble” – Isa. 47:13-14

We must not mingle Christianity with yoga, meditation, astrology, or mysticism. These practices open doors to demonic influence.

The New Age Cosmic Consciousness Deception

The most insidious goal of the New Age Movement is to draw humanity into unity with the universe's so-called “cosmic powers.” What sounds like light and peace is really an open door to demonic infiltration. This is not biblical Christianity—it’s spiritual seduction.

Let’s examine the steps by which the New Age deceives through “cosmic consciousness” and ultimately pushes a false gospel of a cosmic Christ.


A False Self-Image: “You Are Divine”

The first lie in the New Age playbook is that humans are inherently divine. You’re told to “discover your god-self,” to awaken hidden potential within. The movement teaches that by accessing the creative “right brain,” you can tap into dormant psychic powers and enter higher consciousness.

This is spiritual pride in disguise. Isaiah 14:14 shows this was Lucifer’s sin: “I will ascend above the heights of the clouds, I will be like the Most High.” The lie that “you are god” is the root of all rebellion.


A Dangerous Decision: Deeper Involvement

Once people accept the lie of inner divinity, they’re invited to go deeper—into occult practices masked as self-improvement. Transcendental meditation, astrology, fortune-telling, self-healing, astral projection—these are spiritual traps that enslave the soul and open doors to demons.


Meditation: The Entry Point to the Occult

Meditation is the centerpiece of New Age spirituality. It’s promoted as a harmless way to calm the mind or reduce stress. But this is not biblical meditation, which involves engaging your mind with God’s Word.

Instead, New Age meditation encourages people to empty their minds, repeat mantras (often Hindu god names), and wait for “illumination.” This opens the soul to unclean spirits. Initiates may begin to experience visions, voices, or so-called “spirit guides.”


Psychic Gifts: Satan’s Counterfeits

As people deepen in meditation, they may experience supernatural abilities: clairvoyance, ESP, channeling, energy healing, and enhanced memory through techniques like “suggestopedia.” These are not gifts of the Holy Spirit—they are counterfeits rooted in demonic power.

Even children are taught to enter altered states using rhythmic music, trance states, and visualization—conditioning their souls for New Age indoctrination.


Channeling: Demons Masquerading as Wisdom

New Age practitioners known as “channellers” claim to relay messages from spiritual masters or cosmic entities. But these are simply familiar spirits (Leviticus 19:31). These false guides deceive people into following a Luciferian plan under the guise of love, light, and unity.

Acupuncture and other so-called healing methods tied to balancing “cosmic energy” are just repackaged occultism, bypassing the power of Jesus Christ.


Cosmic Focal Points and Mass Meditation

Mass meditation sessions at demonic “power sites” like Stonehenge, the Ganges, or the Pyramids seek to draw down cosmic energy for world change. These rituals attempt to manipulate spiritual forces outside the authority of God and invite massive spiritual deception over nations.


Masters of Wisdom: Ascended Demonic Beings

Those who reach higher levels of consciousness become gurus, avatars, or “masters of wisdom.” Followers revere them as divine. They claim to have transcended reincarnation and now guide humanity from a higher plane. Among them are Krishna, Buddha, and the New Age “Jesus.”

But the Bible calls these doctrines of demons (1 Timothy 4:1).


A Prayer That Invokes a False Christ

One New Age prayer, known as The Great Invocation, calls on light and love to flood the earth—and asks for the return of “Christ.” But this is not Jesus Christ of Nazareth, crucified and risen. This is the “cosmic Christ” of all faiths—Maitreya, Buddha, or even the Imam Mahdi.

It is a demonic counterfeit.


Meditation and the Power of Thought

New Age practitioners believe that positive thinking, visualization, and “universal love” can reshape the world. Some churches now embrace this disguised mysticism, abandoning the cross in favor of emotional experiences and inner journeys.

Instead of the biblical command to die to self and follow Christ, they are told to “awaken the god within.”


Love Without Truth Is Not the Gospel

New Age philosophy teaches a love that accepts all religions, all lifestyles, all beliefs—except one: biblical Christianity. It is a love that denies sin, avoids the cross, and refuses repentance. The true love of God was demonstrated through Christ’s blood on the cross (Romans 5:8).

The New Age “Jesus” is not the Savior of the world, but an anti-Christ spirit uniting the world under a coming false messiah.


Another Jesus, Another Gospel

Paul warned in 2 Corinthians 11:4:

“For if he who comes preaches another Jesus… or if you receive a different spirit… or a different gospel… you may well put up with it!”

This deception is alive today in the Aquarian Gospel—a fabricated New Age biography of Jesus, claiming He studied in Tibet, India, and Egypt, and returned with teachings of universal unity. This Jesus denies the cross and the blood. He preaches reincarnation and pantheism. This is another Jesus entirely—and it leads to eternal ruin.


The Vision of Planetary Unity

New Age thinkers like Marilyn Ferguson describe this emerging worldview as a profound shift:

“The discovery of our connection to all men, women, and children joins us to another family... The whole Earth is a borderless country.”

In this vision, the world’s people become planetary citizens, united by a shared consciousness and common purpose, abandoning historic conflicts and divisions.


The New Economic System

Integral to this new world order is a global economic system controlled by a world government. Wealth and resources will be redistributed to ensure universal equality, governed by centralized financial control to enforce uniform policies worldwide.

Secretive global power brokers like the Bilderberg Group are known to steer governments towards this goal, moving quietly but steadily closer to their ultimate vision of a one-world system.


The New Age Master Plan: 13 Points to Global Control

The New Age Movement has outlined a detailed 13-point plan to establish this new world order:

  1. Establish a one-world religion and political system based on the belief that “everything is one.”

  2. Revive ancient Babylonian religious practices of mystery cults, occultism, and immorality as the foundation of the new religion.

  3. Introduce a New Age messiah—identified as the Antichrist—who will lead the new world government and religion.

  4. Prepare the world for this messiah through spirit guides (demonic entities) proclaiming him as the “world teacher.”

  5. Use peace, love, and unity as persuasive buzzwords for this movement.

  6. Give New Age teachings scientific credibility and propagate them globally in public and private sectors.

  7. Portray Jesus as merely a prophet or wise teacher, denying His divinity and uniqueness.

  8. Integrate Christianity and other religions into a single, inclusive New Age faith.

  9. Discredit biblical Christian doctrines, especially the atonement through Christ’s cross.

  10. Indoctrinate children in multi-faith ideas through education to promote global religious unity.

  11. Flatter people by teaching they are inherently divine—“we are all gods.”

  12. Unite science and religion under New Age principles, promoting evolution and cosmic unity.

  13. Suppress or eliminate Christians who resist this plan, removing their influence from society.


Transforming Education and Culture

The New Age agenda extends deeply into education and culture. From preschool to university level, curricula are being reshaped to weaken students’ identity in Christ and prepare them as planetary citizens. Theological schools now often teach Eastern and African religions alongside Christianity, blurring the lines between biblical truth and occult beliefs.

Psychic and mystical techniques—meditation, yoga, astrology, and paranormal studies—are increasingly embraced in education and healthcare. Holistic and alternative medicine practices are popularized, often rooted in occult philosophies rather than biblical healing.


Media and Entertainment: Spreading the Message

Popular culture and entertainment promote New Age themes through movies, books, and music. Fantasy series like Harry Potter and His Dark Materials glorify occult powers and rebellion against God’s laws. Rock stars are idolized for lifestyles marked by immorality, drug use, and occult involvement.

These cultural influences create discontent among youth with real-world limits and lead them to seek escape in mystical and occult experiences—ultimately opening doors to darkness.


The Coming World Leader: The Antichrist

The Bible warns of a final global ruler—the Antichrist—who will rise as a false messiah, working signs and wonders through Satan’s power (2 Thessalonians 2:3-9). The New Age Movement’s spiritual and social engineering is preparing the way for his arrival.


Luciferic Doctrines at the Heart of the New Age

At the core of the New Age are three deities:

  • A universal god uniting all faiths,

  • The cosmic Christ (a false, universal savior),

  • And Lucifer, the “angel of man’s evolution” and “spirit of light” in New Age teaching.

New Age leaders like David Spangler promote Lucifer as the guide to human wholeness and enlightenment—a dangerous lie that glorifies the father of lies (John 8:44).


The Freemasons and New Age Connection

Freemasonry, a secret society with ancient roots, aligns closely with New Age ideology. Their teachings progress from worship of a universal god to open veneration of Lucifer at higher degrees. Albert Pike, a 33rd-degree Mason, openly declared the Luciferian nature of their doctrine.

The influential New Age writer Alice Bailey founded a publishing company originally named after Lucifer and continued occult teachings foundational to the New Age.


Global Meditation and Luciferic Initiations

Since 1987, worldwide meditation events on December 31, called “World Healing Day,” aim to unite people in peace and spiritual renewal. However, certain New Age groups call it a “Luciferic baptism” preparing humanity for the reign of the cosmic Christ—the Antichrist.

The Christian Answer: Biblical Truth vs. New Age Worldviews

The Bible gives us clear and unambiguous guidance on how to respond to the New Age Movement and occult practices. God’s command in Deuteronomy 18:10-12 warns:

“There shall not be found among you anyone… who uses divination, or is an observer of times, or an enchanter, or a witch, or a charmer, or a consulter with familiar spirits, or a wizard, or a necromancer. For all that do these things are an abomination to the Lord.”

If you have been involved in New Age or occult practices, Scripture calls for repentance and renunciation. Acts 19:18-19 tells us of new believers at Ephesus who:

“confessed and told their deeds. Many of those who practiced magic brought their books together and burned them publicly.”

This radical break from the occult is a vital step toward freedom in Christ.


Beware the Deceptions of Satan

The Bible repeatedly warns us about the devil’s subtle schemes:

  • “That old serpent, called the Devil, and Satan, which deceiveth the whole world” (Rev. 12:9).

  • “As the serpent beguiled Eve through his subtlety, so your minds should be corrupted from the simplicity that is in Christ” (2 Cor. 11:3).

  • “Be sober, be vigilant; because the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour” (1 Pet. 5:8).

Christians are exhorted to resist the devil firmly:

“Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you” (James 4:7).
“Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil… For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces of evil.” (Eph. 6:11-12)


Contrasting Worldviews: Christianity vs. New Age

At their core, Biblical Christianity and the New Age Movement present fundamentally opposing worldviews:

Christian WorldviewNew Age Worldview
Analytical, discerning thinking that recognizes truth through opposites and distinctions.Holistic, synthetic thinking that merges all differences into a unified whole.
Clear separation between light and darkness; eternal separation between good and evil.Belief in cosmic unity where all opposites eventually merge and reconcile.
The supernatural realm of demons is forbidden; no occult involvement permitted.Encourages expanding consciousness into supernatural and mystical realms.
Monotheism: one triune God, transcendent and distinct from creation, worshiped in spirit and truth.Pantheism: God is impersonal and immanent; everything in creation has divine essence.
Humans are unique creations made in God’s image, tasked with stewarding creation.Humans are products of evolution, part of nature to be mystically unified with it.
One life followed by eternal judgment; salvation through faith in Christ.Multiple reincarnations; spiritual evolution through successive lives.
Humans are inherently sinful and need redemption; hell and the devil are real.Humans are inherently good; evil is external influence; denies hell and the devil.
True peace and forgiveness come through Jesus Christ’s sacrifice and the Holy Spirit’s work.Peace and enlightenment come through meditation, self-realization, and cosmic consciousness.
Corporate prayer brings conviction, repentance, and salvation.Group meditation harnesses cosmic energy to heal divisions.
Jesus Christ is the unique Son of God, coming again in glory to establish His kingdom.The “cosmic Christ” is a false messiah uniting all religions, leading to a utopian Age of Aquarius.

Questions to Discern Any Spiritual Teaching or Modality

When encountering new spiritual practices or teachings, Christians should ask:

  • Who founded this modality?

  • What was the founder’s spiritual background and beliefs?

  • Which culture or worldview did it emerge from?

  • What are its core teachings and purposes?

  • Who or what is worshiped as God or gods?

  • Why is this modality used, and what are its intended outcomes?

Careful discernment based on Scripture is vital to avoid deception.


Stand Firm in Biblical Truth

The New Age offers a false promise of unity, peace, and enlightenment but ultimately leads away from God’s revealed truth. Christians are called to reject all occult and New Age practices, repent, and rely fully on Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.

The Bible equips believers to stand strong against spiritual deception by putting on the full armor of God (Ephesians 6) and remaining rooted in the Word of God.


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