“During the Middle Ages, Theosophist philosophy was housed in Masonry, medieval mysticism, and Rosicrucianism … the Theosophical Society adopted alchemical and Hermetic traditions to build a bridge between science and religion.

“Theosophy evolved to become the nucleus for a universal brotherhood … it has declared itself to be the all-encompassing, universal ultra-religion of the future.”—Gary Wayne, The Genesis 6 Conspiracy

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Gary Wayne’s 2014 ‘The Genesis 6 Conspiracy’ book explores the existence of modern-day descendants of the Nephilim.  According to Wayne, these bloodlines are central to satan’s scheme to install the anti-Christ at the End of Days, a plan initiated after lucifer’s expulsion from heaven.  To sustain this plan, satan is said to have enlisted secret societies such as the Freemasons, the Templars and the Rosicrucians to promote a theology and history contrary to the Biblical narrative.

The following is an extract from ‘The Genesis 6 Conspiracy’. This is the fourth and final part of  ‘Chapter 73: Secret Societies and The New Age of Atlantis’.  You can read the first part HERE, the second part HERE, the third part HERE and a synopsis of chapter 73 HERE.

Alchemical and Hermetic Traditions

Before we get to the final part of Chapter 73, which we have titled ‘Blavatsky, Bailey and Theosophy’, we feel it’s beneficial to give a brief overview of what “alchemical and Hermetic traditions” are.  To do this, we have used Wikipedia’s pages ‘Hermeticism’, ’Alchemy’ and ‘Hermes Trismegistus’; the New World Encyclopaedia’s page ‘Hermeticism’; and, Britannica’s page ‘Hermetism’.

Hermeticism and alchemy are deeply intertwined esoteric systems that originated in the Hellenistic period of ancient Egypt, drawing on a fusion of Greek, Egyptian and other Near Eastern philosophical and religious ideas.

Hermeticism is rooted in the writings attributed to the mythical figure Hermes Trismegistus, a syncretic combination of the Greek god Hermes and the Egyptian god Thoth.  Hermeticism forms the philosophical and religious foundation for much of Western esoteric thought.

Alchemy, often described as the “Hermetic art” or “Hermetic philosophy,” shares the same foundation and was profoundly influenced by Hermetic principles. While alchemy is commonly associated with the physical transmutation of base metals into noble metals like gold and the quest for the Philosopher’s Stone, its ultimate goals extended far beyond material wealth to include spiritual transformation, the attainment of immortality and the enlightenment of the human soul.  The alchemical process was seen as a metaphor for the inner journey of the practitioner, reflecting the Hermetic principle of “as above, so below,” which posits a fundamental correspondence between the macrocosm (the universe) and the microcosm (the individual).

The two traditions are inseparable in their core concepts and symbolism. Both emphasise the unity of all things, the existence of a universal life force and the use of symbols and correspondences to convey spiritual truths.  Key alchemical symbols like the serpent, the sun and the moon are also central to Hermetic thought, representing transformative power and the union of opposites.  The Emerald Tablet, a foundational text in alchemy, encapsulates the Hermetic principle of correspondence and was a major influence on medieval and Renaissance alchemical practice.

The mutual influence between alchemy and Hermeticism is evident throughout history. Many alchemists were also Hermeticists, and vice versa, with their works frequently referencing each other’s principles and symbolism.  This synthesis played a crucial role in the development of later esoteric movements, such as the Rosicrucianism of the 17th century, which blended alchemical, Hermetic and Christian mysticism.  (We should be cautious of the term Christian mysticism. Using the word “Christian” in its name does not mean that it is the true faith, i.e. Christianity, Biblical Christianity.  Christian mysticism is Gnosticism, which is a sect of the false religion.) 

The traditions also significantly influenced the intellectual development of figures like Isaac Newton, who was deeply engaged with the Hermetic tradition alongside his work in mechanics and mathematics, demonstrating the enduring impact of these philosophies on the evolution of science and thought.

Blavatsky, Bailey and Theosophy

Globalist pantheism was reinvented as Theosophy by the legendary Helen Petrovna Blavatsky and Colonel Henry Stell Olcott on 17 November 1875, in New York.^[58] Blavatsky was born a Russian aristocrat.  She spent her childhood studying the occult in her great-grandfather Prince Paul Dolgorouski’s library.  Dolgorouski was a high initiate in the Rite of Strict Observance Order.  Helen joined the Egyptian Brotherhood of Luxor in Cairo, where she became an accomplished occultist with an encyclopaedic knowledge.  Blavatsky was in close contact with all the most influential occultists of her time, during which the Hermetic Brotherhood of Luxor and Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn were the most important Theosophical orders providing occult training.^[59]

Blavatsky published an enormous opus on ancient mythology, Isis Unveiled.  Her final work, The Secret Doctrine, is a commentary on the book of Dzyan, supposedly written in Atlantis.  Blavatsky believed there have been five intelligent races to occupy the earth; we are the fifth, while the Atlanteans (giants) were the fourth.^[60]

During the Middle Ages, Theosophist philosophy was housed in Masonry, medieval mysticism, and Rosicrucianism.^[61]  According to Peter Marshall, the Theosophical Society adopted alchemical and Hermetic traditions to build a bridge between science and religion, endeavouring to develop the spiritual powers of humanity.^[62]  Theosophy evolved to become the nucleus for a universal brotherhood^[63] and is a definitive synthesis of all religions; it has declared itself to be the all-encompassing, universal ultra-religion of the future.^[64]

Theosophy’s foundation was originally set in esoteric Buddhism and contained a hierarchy of Secret Masters, or Avatars.^[65]  Theosophist philosophy is conspicuous, according to the Encyclopaedia Americana, among the religious systems of India, China, and Egypt.  These Adepts, Sages, and Secret Masters are revered as “highly evolved men” who have acquired divine power^[66] and who endeavour to develop the New Man on earth.  Blavatsky conducted séances in which she revealed letters from this ascended Order of Masters, whom she referred to vicariously as the Great White Brotherhood.

Evolution of the soul (spirit) is at the heart of the Theosophist religion.  Theosophists believe when the Spark of Life, the evolving soul, reincarnates into the highest life form in sufficient numbers, humankind will ascend to a higher plane of being.  Theosophists further believe the human ethos first took human form on planets other than earth.  The last planet was Mars, and the next planet will be Venus.  At the end of this age, Theosophists believe worthy humans will ascend to become the “architects” of future universes,^[67] like Lucifer.  Untold numbers have carried the Theosophist torch over the last century, including many powerful dignitaries of our age.  The New Age movement of today, according to Joh Michael Greer, is nothing more than “Theosophy plus,” drawing all of its inspiration from Theosophy’s occultism of the last century.^[68]

Alice Bailey was a major supporter of the Theosophical Society.  Baily founded the Lucis Trust, originally known as Lucifer’s Press, an offshoot of the Theosophical Society^[69] designed to publish the teachings from her spirit guides.  She also founded the Theosophical Network in 1961, which has established arcane schools and organisations such as World Goodwill, which formed another occultist organisation called World Union, all dedicated to implementing world government.  Bailey’s arcane schools teach occult philosophy received by Bailey from her purported Tibetan spirit guides, Kuthumi and Djwal Khul, to initiate a “New Group of World Servers” to assist the Masters of the Great White Lodge.^[70]  The White Lodge in Theosophist and occultic systems is a Secret (Snake) Brotherhood of Advanced Souls that forms the hidden world government.  This alleged and extremely powerful organisation is further known in occultism to be the Great White Brotherhood.  Kah has found that all these groups are directly linked to the World Constitution Parliament Association.^[71]

Baily stated Freemasonry is the training school for advanced occultists.^[72]  The Lucis Trust and its derivative organisations are plugged in to the highest levels of Freemasonry.  Past members of the Lucis Trust disquietingly include David Rockefeller, Robert McNamara, Donald Regan, Henry Kissinger, Paul Volcker, and George Shultz – all members of CFR and Trilateral Commission.^[73]  All globalist organisations link directly back to both pantheistic and Masonic organisations that report to the Great White Lodge.  All are fanatical foes of the true faith.^[74]

References:

• ^[58] Kah, New World Religion, 142-144
• ^[59] Marrs, Rule by Secrecy, 153; The Encyclopedia Americana, 517, vol. 26
• ^[60] Greer, Atlantis, 41, quoting from the biography written by Jocelyn Godwin, The Theosophical Enlightenment, (Albany, New York: State University of New York Press, 1994)
• ^[61] C. Wilson, Atlantis to the Sphinx, 111
• ^[62] Ibid., 517, Vol. 26
• ^[63] Marshall, Philosopher’s Stone, 441; The Encyclopedia Americana, 517, Vol. 26
• ^[64] The Encyclopedia Americana, 517, Vol. 26
• ^[65] Baigent and Leigh, Secret Germany, 32
• ^[66] Ibid.
• ^[67] The Encyclopedia Americana, 517-518, Vol. 26
• ^[68] Ibid.
• ^[69] Greer, Atlantis, 71-72
• ^[70] Demond Wilson, The New Age Millennium, 127
• ^[71] Greer, The Elemental Encyclopedia, 56, 59
• ^[72] Kah, En Route to Global Occupation, 77
• ^[73] Demond Wilson, The New Age Millennium, 127
• ^[74] Kah, En Route to Global Occupation, 83
• ^[75] Greer, The Elemental Encyclopedia, 220

Featured image: World Health Organisation logo.  Source: The Collector. According to Gary Wayne, the horned serpent coiled around the staff was the hieroglyph used by ancient Mystery Schools for “god.” (‘The Genesis 6 Conspiracy’, pg. 537.  Ref: Epperson, ‘Mason: Conspiracy’, pg. 115)

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