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Event II:
Principle of Spiritual Opposition

Spiritual Event II:

Opposition to the TS.

Historical Consequences:

Vilification of the TS, intrigues against the TS., etc. Indirect opposition.

Spiritual Precedents:

Organized opposition to the Centennial efforts.

Historical Consequences:

Papal Inquisition and Albigensean Crusade (1209-1344). Society of Jesus and the Counterreformation. Witch-hunts. Order of Illuminati and the French Revolution (1776-1785). Karl Marx and the Socialist Revolutionary Movement (1848-1918). Chemical counterfeit Enlightenment of the counter culture (since ca. 1955).

 
Spiritual Event II and the Principle of Point-counter-point I

This principle is based on the recognition that there are forces countering the spiritual evolution of mankind.

 
Spiritual Event II: Opposition to the TS.

Historical Consequences

Vilification of the TS. Intrigues against the TS. Treason by the Coulombs. Negative `Hodgson Report' by the Society for Psychical Research, which was dominated by the Cecil and Milner cabal.

Spiritual Precedents

Organized opposition to the Centennial efforts by predominantly the Catholic Church working through organizations like the a) Knights of St.John, the Inquisition, b) the Jesuits, and maybe c) the Illuminati.

Historical Consequences

a) Persecution of the Cathars and Templars. b) Witch scares and witch hunts. c) French and Russian revolutions.
 
Persecution of the Templars and Cathars

Albigensean Crusade against the Cathars, Founding of the Papal Inquisition, Mass arrest and torture of the Templars.

1208

Murder of the papal legate Pierre de Castelnau, probably by fanatic Cathars. Raymond VI, Comte de Toulouse, held responsible by the Church.

1209-1244

Albigensean Crusade against the Cathars. Proclaimed by Pope Innocentius III and led by Simon de Montfort.

1210

Establishment of the Dominican Order by Domingo de Guzman (1170-1221). Especially founded to preach to and convert the Cathars. Headquarters established at conquered Toulouse.

1233

Institution of the papal Inquisition by Pope Gregory IX. Execution of the office mostly entrusted to the Dominican friars.

1244

Final stand at Montségur by the Cathars. Public burning of 200 Cathars (March 14).

+1300

Phillip IV of France, Phillip le Bel, starts plotting against the Templars.

1307

Mass arrest of the Templars in Europe. (Except in Scotland, where they go underground and reappear many centuries as Masons; in Portugal, where they changed their name into the Order of the Knights of Christ, the enterprising seafarers; in Prussia, where they reconstituted as the Teutonic Knights; and at Bézu). Principle culprits: King Phillip le Bel, Pope Clement V and the Knights of St. John.

1312

Dissolving of the Templars.

1314

Burning of the last Grand Master Jacques de Molay (October 13).

1337-1475

Hundred Years' War between England and France

1347-1354

The Black Death
 
Counterreformation of the Society of Jesus

1517

Martin Luther nails his 95 theses to a church door in Wittenburg, Germany.

1540

Founding of the Order of Jesus and the Counterreformation. "There never was a Occult Society, however open and sincere, that has not felt the hand of the Jesuit trying to pull it down by every secret means." BCW14:267. History of the Jesuits is intimately bound up with that of Occultism.

1623

Rosicrucian scare in France, which develops into the witch-hunts.

St. Ignatius Loyola (1491-1556). Spanish priest and theologian. Founder of the Society of Jesus in 1540. Principle agent of the Catholic Counterreformation.

Martin Luther (1483?-1546). German religious reformer. Started the Reformation.

 
Revolutionary counterfeit illumination of the Masons

1776

Founding of the Order of Illuminati by Adam Weishaupt.

1777

Weishaupt becomes a Mason. Start of infiltration and `illumination' of Freemasonry by the Illuminati.

1782

Masonic and esoteric congress at Wilhelmsbad. Illuminati are a prominent presence.

1785

Illuminatus-courier Lanz struck by lightning. Illuminati outlawed.

1789-1795

French Revolution executed by 'illuminized' Masons.

1789

Founding of the Jacobin Club

1792

Start of the French Revolutionary Wars

Adam Weishaupt. German Professor of Law. Founder of the Order of Illuminati. Jesuit or ex-Jesuit. Also: Baron von Knigge, Johann Bode, Comte de Mirabeau and von dem Busche.

Maximilien Robespierre (1758-1794). French revolutionary. Leading member of the Jacobin Club. Instigator of the terror.

 
Socialist, Anarchist and Occult Excesses

1848

Publication of the Communist Manifesto by Marx and Engels.

1883

Founding of the Fabian Society with Bernard Shaw, Sidney Webb and Annie Besant as early influential members. Believed in evolutionary socialism.

1884

Publication of the "Hodgson Report" by the Society for Psychical Research founded and controlled by the Cecil Bloc and later the Milner Group.

1887

Founding of the Order of the Golden Dawn

1892

Founding of the Round Table secret society by Cecil Rhodes and W.T. Stead

Karl Marx (1818-1883). German philosopher of history and socialist thinker.

Aleister Crowley (1875-1947). British sinister magus.

Cecil Rhodes 1853-1902). British financier, imperialist. Founder of the Round Table secret society out of which grew the Royal Institute for International Affairs and the Council on Foreign Relations, which later controlled the Bilderberg meetings (started 1953) and the Trilateral Commission (founded in 1973). Instituted the Rhodes Scholarships.

William Thomas Stead (1849-1912) British journalist.  Editor of The Pall Mall Gazette. Friend of Annie Besant. Asked her to review the Secret Doctrine, which led to her conversion to Theosophy. Co-founder with Cecil Rhodes of the Round Table secret society.

 
Some Continuous Threads

Brothers of the Left Handed Path. Black magicians sponsoring subversive agents at strategic moments in history.

Will to Power. Efforts to establish left-wing or right-wing authoritarian regimes. Persecution of heretics, freethinkers, 'bourgeois' elements, anti-revolutionaries, foreign ethnic groups. Ends sanctify the means.

Ignatius of Loyola. Abiding interest to subvert the plans of the White Brotherhood. Incarnations as St. Ignatius, Lenin, Anton La Vey. (In Liberation Theology there is a coming together of Jesuitism and Marxism).

 
Four Ages of Opposition

1209-1344

Age of the Medieval Inquisition

1540-1773

Age of the Jesuits and Counter Reformation

1776-1989

Age of the Illuminati and Revolutionary Communism

(1922-1975

Age of Revolutionary Anti-Communism: Fascism)

1986-

Age of Krishnamurtianity

See Diagram of the Counter-efforts

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