The Great Work Revealed: How Hidden Bloodlines and Secret Societies Advance Lucifer's Cosmic Plan
Post 119 (Truth Cycle)
“The conspiracy is not a theory but a reality. It is a well-orchestrated plan that has been in motion for centuries, designed to bring about a global totalitarian state.” — William Guy Carr
BLUF: The esoteric and metaphysical understanding of the hidden work of a secretive cabal, tied to the worship of hidden entities, attempting to reshape this ‘world’ may well be part of a plan to reshape reality itself.
Introduction:
Disclaimer: this article has been a long-time in the making. It is lengthy, as it compiles the works of several authors, examines the trends amongst them, to arrive at a cross-section of truth. There are layers of evidence, built up over numerous articles (posts). To begin your ‘truth’ journey with this article could prove overwhelming, and may be rejected due to the challenging concepts and materials contained within. It is strongly recommended to read the related posts at the bottom first, or at the very least, to take this article piecemeal. Last, this work is partially hidden behind a paywall, as some of the content can be triggering to some.
The concept of secret societies and their covert influence over global affairs has long fascinated and intrigued scholars, conspiracy theorists, and the general public alike. These clandestine groups, often shrouded in mystery and speculation, are believed to pursue hidden agendas and operate under a veil of secrecy. Central to these discussions is the notion of "The Great Work of the Ages," a term used to describe the purported grand, esoteric objectives that these societies may be striving to achieve. This "Great Work" is often associated with ambitious plans to shape and control world events, driven by a hidden, overarching vision that transcends ordinary understanding.
Secret societies, from the ancient mystery schools to modern organizations, are thought to be intricately involved in this hidden plan. These groups are often credited with influencing historical developments, guiding political and economic shifts, and shaping cultural narratives through their secretive practices and philosophies. Their influence, some believe, extends into the highest echelons of power, steering global events according to their esoteric goals.
To explore these ideas, this article will delve into the works of several influential authors who have significantly contributed to the discussion of secret societies and The Great Work of the Ages. It will then re-introduce past concepts to better give context to the overarching revelations, including Lucifer’s Rebellion, the nature of reality, and New Jerusalem.
Some of the authors covered include: Manly P. Hall, a leading figure in the study of esoteric traditions, provides a comprehensive examination of the symbolic and philosophical aspects of these societies. Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh, and Henry Lincoln explore the intersection of historical events and hidden agendas, while L. A. Marzulli integrates biblical prophecy with esoteric theories. Heckerton and Paris investigate the influence of groups like the Illuminati and Jesuits on global affairs. Helena Petrovna Blavatsky’s Theosophical writings frame the "Great Work" within spiritual evolution and occult knowledge. William Guy Carr and Jordan Maxwell further examine the global impact of secret societies and their covert plans. In addition, a look into the Wes Penre Papers regarding the Great Work of the Ages, and Gary Wayne’s Genesis 6 Conspiracy, will further the discussion of secret societies. So too will this article discuss the works of Eric Jon Phelps, Anthony C. Sutton, and Carroll Quigley.
This article will cover these authors' contributions, offering a multifaceted view of how secret societies and their hidden agendas may be shaping our world through what is often referred to as "The Great Work of the Ages." Strap in for a deeper dive and analysis of an ongoing project that spans centuries, if not millenia (or more).
Manly P. Hall
Manly P. Hall (1901–1990) stands as a towering figure in the study of esoteric traditions, secret societies, and the grand metaphysical projects often referred to as "The Great Work of the Ages." His extensive research and writings delve deeply into the symbolic and philosophical dimensions of secret societies, exploring how these organizations purportedly influence global events and embody grand, hidden agendas. Hall’s seminal works, including "The Secret Teachings of All Ages" and "The Lost Keys of Freemasonry," provide a comprehensive analysis of these themes, offering insights into the nature of these secretive institutions and their esoteric objectives.
While working as a clerk at a Wall Street banking firm—where the most notable event was witnessing a man take his own life over investment losses—28-year-old Manly P. Hall self-published “The Secret Teachings of All Ages.” This comprehensive and ambitious work is renowned for its in-depth exploration of esoteric wisdom. Spanning a wide array of subjects, the book provides rare insights into ancient myth, religion, and philosophy.
Even over seventy-five years after its publication, Hall's “Secret Teachings” remains remarkable for its breadth. It covers topics such as Pythagorean mathematics, alchemical formulas, Hermetic doctrine, Kabbalah, Ancient Egyptian geometry, Native American myths, cryptograms, Tarot analysis, Rosicrucian symbols, and the esotericism within Shakespearean dramas. Despite his unassuming background, Hall’s work demonstrates a remarkable depth of knowledge and expertise.
The Concept of the Great Work: At the heart of Hall’s exploration is the concept of "The Great Work of the Ages," a term that refers to the grand, esoteric task that secret societies are believed to pursue. This concept is rooted in alchemical traditions, where the "Great Work" denotes the process of spiritual enlightenment and transformation. Hall extends this notion to encompass broader metaphysical and societal goals, suggesting that secret societies are engaged in a hidden mission to guide and elevate humanity toward a higher state of consciousness and societal order.
“The Great Work is the spiritual and intellectual endeavor to bring about a universal enlightenment and the establishment of a new order of harmony and balance.” — Manly P. Hall
Hall argues that these societies are not merely clandestine groups but rather embodiments of an ancient wisdom that seeks to achieve a transformative and transcendental objective. According to Hall, the Great Work involves both individual and collective dimensions: personal spiritual development and the reformation of societal structures to reflect higher spiritual principles.
Symbolism and Rituals: One of Hall’s key contributions is his analysis of the symbolism and rituals of secret societies. In "The Secret Teachings of All Ages," Hall meticulously catalogs and interprets symbols used by various esoteric groups, including Freemasons, Rosicrucians, and Hermeticists. He contends that these symbols are not arbitrary but are deeply imbued with metaphysical significance. For instance, Hall discusses the symbolism of the square and compass in Freemasonry, interpreting these symbols as representing the balance between material and spiritual realms.
“Esoteric knowledge is not for the masses but for those who seek to understand the hidden forces that govern our reality. It is through this understanding that one can contribute to the Great Work and the evolution of human consciousness.”
Hall’s arguments are supported by a wealth of historical and esoteric references. He draws connections between ancient mystery schools, medieval alchemy, and modern secret societies, demonstrating how symbolic traditions have been preserved and adapted over centuries. This continuity, according to Hall, reflects the enduring nature of the Great Work and the persistence of esoteric knowledge through different cultural and historical contexts.
A brief synopsis of some key books written by Manly P. Hall, including their main arguments and ideas:
The Secret Teachings of All Ages (1928): “The Secret Teachings of All Ages” is Hall's seminal work, offering an extensive survey of esoteric knowledge and ancient wisdom. This encyclopedic text delves into topics such as Pythagorean mathematics, alchemy, Hermeticism, Kabbalah, and Rosicrucianism. Hall explores the symbolism, rituals, and philosophies of various ancient traditions, arguing that these secret teachings hold profound insights into the nature of reality and human existence. The book serves as both a historical document and a guide to understanding the spiritual and mystical aspects of Western thought.
The Lost Keys of Freemasonry (1923): In “The Lost Keys of Freemasonry,” Hall examines the symbolic and philosophical aspects of Freemasonry. He argues that Freemasonry is a system of spiritual initiation designed to lead individuals toward self-knowledge and enlightenment. The book highlights the importance of symbols and allegories in Masonic rituals, proposing that they convey deeper spiritual truths about human development and the nature of existence. Hall contends that the true purpose of Freemasonry is to guide initiates toward a greater understanding of universal principles and divine wisdom.
The Philosophy of Freemasonry (1927): “The Philosophy of Freemasonry” explores the philosophical foundations of Masonic teachings. Hall presents Freemasonry as a system of esoteric knowledge that integrates ancient wisdom with modern philosophical thought. He discusses how Masonic principles reflect universal truths about the nature of reality, morality, and human consciousness. Hall emphasizes the transformative power of Masonic rituals and symbols, suggesting that they are tools for personal and spiritual growth.
The Initiates of the Flame (1922): In “The Initiates of the Flame,” Hall focuses on the mystical and initiatory aspects of esoteric traditions. He presents the idea that spiritual initiation is a process of awakening to higher levels of consciousness and understanding. The book explores the symbolism and rituals associated with various initiatory systems, arguing that they are designed to help individuals achieve spiritual enlightenment and connect with divine principles. Hall emphasizes the importance of inner transformation and the pursuit of spiritual wisdom.
Astrology and the Sacred Law (1930): “Astrology and the Sacred Law” examines the relationship between astrology and spiritual teachings. Hall argues that astrology is a key to understanding the divine order of the cosmos and the influence of celestial forces on human life. The book explores how astrological symbols and patterns reflect deeper spiritual truths and cosmic laws. Hall suggests that by studying astrology, individuals can gain insights into their own spiritual development and the nature of the universe.
Healing the Divine Art (1950): explores the intersection of spiritual and physical healing, emphasizing the ancient art of healing as a profound practice deeply rooted in esoteric traditions. In this book, Hall delves into the historical and mystical aspects of healing, tracing its origins from ancient civilizations and their sacred knowledge. He examines the principles behind spiritual healing and its connection to divine and universal laws.
Masonic Orders of Fraternity (1950): “Masonic Orders of Fraternity” delves into the various Masonic orders and their roles in the broader Masonic tradition. Hall explores the history, symbolism, and teachings of different Masonic groups, highlighting their contributions to the overall Masonic philosophy. The book presents Masonic orders as essential components of a larger system of spiritual and moral education, designed to guide individuals toward self-improvement and enlightenment.
The Secret Destiny of America (1944): explores the idea that the United States was founded with a profound, hidden spiritual purpose. Hall suggests that America's creation was not merely a political or economic venture but was deeply influenced by esoteric and mystical wisdom. He proposes that the Founding Fathers of America, including figures like George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson, were guided by ancient spiritual knowledge, which was integral to the formation of the United States and reflects a larger cosmic plan aimed at elevating human consciousness.
In his analysis, Hall delves into the symbols associated with American institutions, such as the Great Seal, the dollar bill, and the design of Washington, D.C. He interprets these symbols as encoding deeper spiritual truths. For instance, he views the imagery on the Great Seal, including the all-seeing eye and the pyramid, as representations of spiritual enlightenment and divine guidance. Hall also draws a parallel between America and the “New Atlantis” described by Plato, arguing that, like Atlantis, America is intended to be a model of advanced knowledge and spiritual wisdom, reflecting a rebirth of ancient, higher ideals in a modern context.
According to Hall, America’s role is linked to a broader cosmic plan involving the spiritual advancement of humanity. He contends that the nation’s ideals of freedom, democracy, and individual rights are manifestations of universal spiritual principles meant to guide humanity towards greater enlightenment. Additionally, the book emphasizes that America’s destiny involves embodying and advancing moral and ethical principles such as justice and equality. Hall views the country’s role as crucial in demonstrating these ideals on a global scale, contributing to the spiritual progress of the human race.
Conclusion: Manly P. Hall’s work on secret societies and The Great Work of the Ages offers a profound and multifaceted perspective on the role of these clandestine organizations in shaping human history and spiritual evolution. Through his detailed analysis of symbolism, historical context, and societal influence, Hall presents a compelling argument for the ‘importance’ of these groups in pursuing a grand, hidden agenda. His exploration of the Great Work highlights the intersection of esoteric wisdom, historical development, and societal transformation, providing valuable insights into the enduring mysteries of secret societies and their role in the broader cosmic and metaphysical narrative.
[Analyst note: Manly P. Hall died on August 29, 1990, of natural causes, specifically a heart attack. Despite the official cause, some conspiracy theorists speculate that his death might have been the result of foul play due to his deep involvement in mysticism and secret societies. Conspiracy theories state: “His death under bizarre and suspicious circumstances in 1990 triggered a Los Angeles Police Department homicide investigation. Investigators believe he was murdered by his apprentice and the case remains an open-ended Hollywood murder mystery.” I cannot find the police reports, and therefore, cannot verify either way which is the more valid narrative.
Manly P. Hall's connection to Freemasonry is notable and influential. Initiated into Freemasonry in 1954, Hall achieved the 33rd degree within the Scottish Rite. His work, particularly “The Secret Teachings of All Ages,” is rich in Masonic symbolism and themes, reflecting his deep involvement in and appreciation for Masonic doctrines. Hall explored the links between Freemasonry and various esoteric traditions, including alchemy and Hermeticism, and his scholarship contributed significantly to modern Masonic thought. His writings and lectures remain influential in the study of Masonic philosophy and esoteric knowledge.]
Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh, and Henry Lincoln
Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh, and Henry Lincoln are renowned for their groundbreaking work in exploring hidden histories, secret societies, and the complex web of esoteric traditions. Their collaborative and individual contributions, particularly in the realm of historical conspiracies and esoteric knowledge, have significantly shaped contemporary understanding of these themes. Their seminal book, "The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail," along with their other works, delve into controversial interpretations of history, suggesting that secret societies and hidden agendas have profoundly influenced the course of Western civilization.
Richard Leigh, co-author of “The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail,” one of the most controversial books of the 1980s, passed away on November 21st at the age of 64. In 2006, Leigh, alongside Michael Baigent, lost a high-profile plagiarism lawsuit against Dan Brown, the American author of “The Da Vinci Code.” The thriller, which became a global sensation, was alleged by Leigh and Baigent to have been based on their book.
“The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail,” written by Leigh, Baigent, and Henry Lincoln, proposed a dramatic conspiracy theory involving a bloodline descended from Jesus Christ that purportedly shaped European history. Although the court case increased interest in their book, propelling its sales from 3,500 copies per year in Britain to 7,000 copies per week—a staggering 100-fold increase—Leigh and Baigent faced significant financial repercussions. Despite the surge in royalties, they were burdened with a £2 million legal bill for their unsuccessful lawsuit, while “The Da Vinci Code” continued to thrive, selling 20,000 copies a week.
The Quest for Hidden Histories: At the core of Baigent, Leigh, and Lincoln's research is the exploration of suppressed or obscured historical narratives. "The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail" presents a controversial theory about the historical and religious implications of the Holy Grail. The authors propose that the Grail is not a physical chalice but a symbol of a bloodline purportedly descended from Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene. This theory suggests that a secret society, the Priory of Sion, has been protecting this bloodline and influencing historical events to safeguard it.
“The idea that Jesus of Nazareth was married and had descendants is a revolutionary concept that challenges the very foundation of Christian orthodoxy. The suppression of this truth has profound implications for our understanding of history and religion.” — Baigent, Leigh, and Lincoln
The evidence presented by Baigent, Leigh, and Lincoln includes interpretations of medieval texts, historical documents, and architectural symbols. They argue that hidden messages about the Grail and its associated bloodline are encoded in famous landmarks, artworks, and religious symbols. For instance, their research highlights how the design of various cathedrals and churches may contain cryptic references to the Grail legend and the alleged bloodline.
The Priory of Sion and Its Influence: A major element in their theory is the role of the Priory of Sion, a secret society allegedly founded in the 11th century to protect the bloodline of Jesus and Mary Magdalene. Baigent, Leigh, and Lincoln argue that this society has exerted influence over various historical events and institutions, including the Knights Templar and the Freemasons. They contend that the Priory's hidden agenda was to preserve and propagate the secret of the Grail and its associated bloodline.
Their claims are supported by historical documents such as the "Dossiers Secrets," which were allegedly produced by Pierre Plantard, a Frenchman who claimed to be a Grand Master of the Priory of Sion. These documents, although controversial and disputed, are used by the authors to argue that the Priory had a significant influence on medieval and modern history.
Knights Templar & Free Masons:
Below are some quotes regarding the Knights Templar and Free Masons. The below quotes are from Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh, and Henry Lincoln book, “The Holy Blood and The Holy Grail.”
“In Scott's Ivanhoe the Templars are depicted as haughty and arrogant bullies, greedy and hypocritical despots shamelessly abusing their power, cunning manipulators orchestrating the affairs of men and kingdoms. In other nineteenth-century writers they are depicted as vile satanists, devilworshippers, practitioners of all manner of obscene, abominable and/or heretical rites.”
“The Templars supposedly worshipped a devil called Baphomet. At their secret ceremonies they supposedly prostrated themselves before a bearded male head, which spoke to them and invested them with occult powers.”
“…there is no question that more than any other man Pope John XXIII was responsible for reorienting the Roman Catholic Church - and bringing it, as commentators have frequently said, into the twentieth century. Much of this was accomplished by the reforms of the Second Vatican Council, which John inaugurated. At the same time, however, John was responsible for other changes as well. He revised the Church's position on Freemasonry, for example - breaking with at least two centuries of entrenched tradition and allowing that a Catholic might be a Freemason.”
The Temple and the Lodge (1989): by Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh delves into the intriguing historical connections between the Knights Templar and modern Freemasonry. The authors argue that after the Templars were suppressed in 1307, many fled to Scotland, where they found refuge and continued their traditions.
The book explores how these Templars influenced the development of Freemasonry, suggesting that the rituals and symbols of Freemasonry have roots in Templar practices. Baigent and Leigh also examine the political and social impact of these groups, proposing that the Templars and Freemasons played significant roles in shaping European history, including the Scottish independence movement and the Enlightenment.
Below are some quotes from The Temple and The Lodge:
“In its present form, Freemasonry dates specifically from the seventeenth century. Indeed, it is a unique product of seventeenth-century thought and circumstances, a synthesis of the multifarious ideas and perceptions brought about by the convulsions in Western religion, philosophy, science, culture, society and politics. The seventeenth century was a period of cataclysmic change, and it was as a response to this that Freemasonry crystallised. Freemasonry was to act as a kind of adhesive, a binding agent which served to hold together, in a way that the Catholic Church no longer could, the diverse elements and components of a fragmenting world, a fragmenting world-view.”
“As we have seen. Freemasonry, in the years prior to the English Civil War and Cromwell’s Protectorate, became closely associated with ‘Rosicrucianism’.”
“It is not clear precisely when - within the privacy of lodges whose records, if they ever existed, have long been lost - the connections between Freemasonry and the Templars were first made explicit. Very likely it was as early as 1689, when David Claverhouse arrived in France allegedly with the Templar cross recovered from his brother’s body and passed it on to the Abbe Calmet. But while one can only speculate about this, there is no question that by the 1730s, under the auspices of Radclyffe and Ramsay, the Templar heritage was being promulgated.“
Historical & Modern Context and Conspiracies: Baigent, Leigh, and Lincoln's work also situates their theories within a broader historical context of conspiracies and secret societies. They propose that the preservation of the Grail secret and the bloodline has been a driving force behind many historical events and movements. This includes the role of secret societies in shaping religious and political developments.
“History is not what we have been told. Behind the veneer of accepted historical narratives lies a web of secrets that have been deliberately hidden to maintain control over the masses.” — Baigent, Leigh, and Lincoln
Their arguments are supported by a detailed examination of historical records and narratives, suggesting that the influence of these secret societies has been more extensive and impactful than traditionally recognized. They argue that the quest to uncover the truth about the Grail and its bloodline reveals a hidden dimension to history that has been suppressed or obscured.
Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh, make intriguing connections between the Knights Templar and modern Freemasonry. They propose that these connections reveal deeper historical and conspiratorial links, including some controversial and speculative aspects. The authors argue that both the Knights Templar and contemporary Freemasonry share certain symbolic and ritualistic elements, such as the veneration of Baphomet, charges of occult practices, and connections to allegations of child sacrifice and homosexuality. These themes resonate with modern Satanic worship and various conspiracy theories involving modern secret cabals.
Conclusion: Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh, and Henry Lincoln's exploration of hidden histories and secret societies offers a provocative and challenging perspective on the past. Through their detailed examination of the Holy Grail legend, the Priory of Sion, and the symbolism embedded in religious and historical artifacts, they provide a compelling case for the existence of hidden agendas and esoteric traditions shaping Western civilization. Furthermore, their work into the Knights Templar and Freemasons help contextualize modern secret society origins and influences.
[Analyst note: Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh, and Henry Lincoln, co-authors of “The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail,” all died due to natural causes. Baigent passed away from complications of a stroke in 2013, Leigh from a heart attack in 2007, and Lincoln from natural causes in 2023. There are no significant conspiracies or unusual circumstances surrounding their deaths. Their work remains influential in historical and religious studies.
Michael Baigent was a Freemason and a Grand Officer of the United Grand Lodge of England. From 1991 he was editor of Freemasonry Today. This begs the question if his fellow cohorts were as well.1]
L. A. Marzulli
L. A. Marzulli is a contemporary researcher and author whose work delves into the hidden aspects of history, secret societies, and ancient mysteries. Marzulli’s research is characterized by a focus on the prophetic and esoteric dimensions of these themes, often drawing connections between ancient texts, modern secret societies, and current global events. His books and documentaries present a perspective that combines historical research with theological and prophetic interpretations, offering a unique lens through which to view the influence of secret societies and ancient traditions on contemporary issues.
Below is a brief synopsis of L.A. Marzulli’s books:
Nephilim Trilogy: explores the biblical account of the Nephilim, giants described in Genesis 6:4, which Marzulli argues were the offspring of fallen angels and human women. The trilogy examines historical texts, myths, and modern phenomena to assert that the Nephilim were real entities whose influence persists today, including in contemporary UFO sightings.
The Cosmic Chess Match: “The Absolute Proof of the Supernatural,” Marzulli presents a thesis that a cosmic battle between good and evil shapes human history and individual lives. He links modern UFO phenomena and alien encounters to spiritual warfare, suggesting that these are manifestations of demonic activity rather than extraterrestrial visits. Marzulli ties these occurrences to biblical prophecies, arguing that current events are part of a divine plan.
Watchers Series (Volumes 1-7): delves into the role of the Watchers, fallen angels mentioned in the Bible, and their impact on history and prophecy. Marzulli connects the actions of these beings to end-time prophecies, proposing that their influence continues to affect global events and individual lives. The series combines biblical analysis with contemporary evidence to argue for an ongoing impact of the Watchers on the modern world.
Politics, Prophecy & the Supernatural: A Radical Approach to the Coming Apocalypse links contemporary political developments to biblical prophecy and supernatural forces. Marzulli contends that political movements and global events are influenced by spiritual forces, and he forecasts future events based on these connections, suggesting that spiritual warfare is shaping political landscapes.
The Alien Interviews - An Analysis of the Phenomena of UFOs and Extraterrestrial Encounters:, Marzulli examines UFO sightings and alien encounters through a biblical and supernatural lens. He proposes that these phenomena may be manifestations of demonic activity rather than extraterrestrial life, and he connects them to biblical prophecies and the cosmic battle between good and evil.
“The Nephilim, described in Genesis 6, represent a hybrid race that challenged the boundaries between the divine and human realms. Understanding their role is crucial to grasping the broader narrative of spiritual warfare and hidden agendas.” — L.A. Marzulli
The Great Work of the Ages and Prophetic Themes: Marzulli’s research often intersects with the concept of the “Great Work of the Ages,” a term used to describe a grand, often esoteric, agenda pursued by secret societies and other influential groups throughout history. This concept refers to a hidden plan or overarching goal that has been pursued across ages by various organizations, aiming to bring about significant changes in society or to achieve a particular esoteric objective.
“The earth is beginning to reel like a drunken man. Has there been a pole shift? Why did the sun rise two days early in Greenland? It didn’t happen last year, did it? You mean to tell me that much ice melted in one season? I don’t buy it. Events are adding up for those of us who have eyes to see. The Fallen One grows bold, and he is getting ready to play out his end game. The new zodiac sign, which is the 13th, is called Serpentarius! I know that’s just a coincidence! He has been planning for thousands”
― L.A. Marzulli, Days of Chaos: An End Times Handbook
Marzulli’s exploration of this theme is closely tied to his interpretation of prophetic texts and ancient mysteries. He argues that modern secret societies, including Freemasons and other esoteric groups, are part of a long-standing tradition that seeks to fulfill ancient prophecies or to enact a grand design that has been unfolding over centuries. His research suggests that these societies have been working behind the scenes to bring about changes that align with their hidden agenda, often reflecting or fulfilling ancient prophecies.
Ancient Texts and Prophecies: A significant part of Marzulli’s work involves analyzing ancient texts and prophecies to uncover hidden meanings and connections to modern events. He examines texts from various religious and esoteric traditions, including the Bible, ancient Sumerian writings, and other historical documents. Marzulli argues that these texts contain coded messages and prophecies that have been influencing or predicting current global events.
“The war quickly escalates, and the Nephilim are the results. The Dragon thought if he could somehow pollute the bloodline of all humanity, the crisis could be averted. So, a group of these heavenly beings were chosen to sacrifice themselves, knowing that the punishment was going to be significant, crushing, and long lasting.”
― L.A. Marzulli, Countermove: How the Nephilim Returned After the Flood
For instance, Marzulli’s analysis of the Book of Enoch and other apocryphal writings suggests that these texts contain references to ancient beings and entities that are connected to modern secret societies and their goals. He posits that these ancient prophecies are being fulfilled in the present day, often through the actions of secret societies and other influential groups.
Modern Secret Societies: Marzulli’s research places a strong emphasis on the role of modern secret societies in enacting the Great Work of the Ages. He explores how organizations like the Freemasons, the Illuminati, and other esoteric groups are believed to be working towards a grand agenda that aligns with ancient prophecies and hidden knowledge.
His arguments are supported by a detailed examination of the symbols, rituals, and beliefs of these societies. Marzulli argues that these groups are not merely social organizations but are actively pursuing a hidden agenda that involves significant changes to global political, social, and spiritual landscapes. He suggests that their activities are guided by ancient prophecies and are aimed at fulfilling a grand design that has been in the works for centuries.
Global Events and Conspiracies: Marzulli also connects his research to contemporary global events, suggesting that current political, social, and cultural changes are manifestations of the ongoing Great Work of the Ages. He explores how recent developments, including political upheavals, societal shifts, and global crises, are part of a larger pattern that reflects the influence of secret societies and their hidden agenda.
For example, Marzulli’s work often links global conflicts, technological advancements, and cultural changes to the goals and activities of secret societies. He argues that these events are not random but are orchestrated as part of a broader plan that aims to bring about a particular outcome, often aligned with esoteric or prophetic themes.
Conclusion: L. A. Marzulli’s work offers a compelling exploration of the intersection between secret societies, ancient mysteries, and prophetic themes. Through his analysis of ancient texts, modern secret societies, and global events, Marzulli presents a perspective that highlights the ongoing influence of hidden agendas and esoteric traditions on contemporary issues. His research invites readers to consider the possibility that current global developments are part of a grand design that has been in the making for centuries, driven by both ancient prophecies and the actions of powerful, secretive organizations. Marzulli’s contributions to the study of these themes provide a thought-provoking lens through which to examine the complex and often hidden dynamics shaping the modern world.
“The bottom line for you the reader is this: when taken with all of the other signs that Yeshua/Jesus warns us about, are we in the last days? If so, then how should we act? How should we live? What should we put our focus on: the endless sports events and reality TV shows or warning our loved ones about the tenuous, tumultuous, unprecedented times we find ourselves in that just so happen to jibe with the warnings set forth in Matthew 24, Mark 13 and Luke 21?” ― L.A. Marzulli, Days of Chaos: An End Times Handbook
[Analyst note: L.A. Marzulli appears to have show Freemason hand signs on several occasions. He promoted the “demon fairy” hoax, but later stated he had no idea it was a fake. Finally, Marzulli doesn’t appear to have been canceled, maintaining an active website and YouTube channel. In fact, he continues to be promoted, indicating that he may part of a broader controlled opposition and broad deceptive agenda.234]
Hecketon & Paris
Charles William Heckethorn was a distinguished author and historian renowned for his extensive research into secret societies. His seminal work, "The Secret Societies of All Ages and Countries," was first published in 1875 and later revised in 1897. This comprehensive book is a detailed account of over 160 secret organizations, spanning various periods and regions, from ancient civilizations to the late 19th century.
Scope and Content: Heckethorn’s "The Secret Societies of All Ages and Countries" offers a thorough examination of numerous secretive groups, including their origins, rituals, and impacts on history and society. The book delves into the mysteries of ancient cultures, such as those of India and China, and explores the roles of well-known societies like the Freemasons, the Illuminati, and the Knights Templar.
“230. Revival of the Order. — But the society was not discouraged ; it grew, and was probably the same that concealed itself before the outbreak of the revolution under the vulgar name of the Society of the BulFs Head, and whose members were dispersed in 1792. At that period the Duke of CosseBrissac was grand master. When on his way to VersaiLLes with other prisoners, there to undergo their trial, he was massacred, and Ledru, his physician, obtained possession of the charter of Larmenius and the MS. statutes of 1705. These documents suggested to him the idea of reviving the order ; Fabr-Palaprat, a Freemason, was chosen grand master.” — Charles William Heckethorn
Historical and Cultural Significance: The book is recognized as a definitive guide for understanding the historical and cultural significance of these secret societies. Heckethorn’s detailed research provides insights into the ways these organizations influenced political, religious, and social developments over centuries.
126 Secret Societies.
“…sequels of the Cabalistic school, and which include that of the " New Saints," founded by Israel, called the Thaumaturgist, in Podolia, in 1740, and that of the " Zohariti," the Illuminated, founded by Jacob Franck, who attempted, by a kind of philosophical syncretism, to reconcile the ancient and the modern revelation, — ^we meet with Cabalistic ideas in the most lasting superstitions, in the Schools, Academies, and Masonic Lodges. The rituals of the Mystics, Freemasons, Illuminati, and Carbonari, abound with them, as I shall successively point out.”
63. Baphomet.
The above explanation may also afibrd a clue to the meaning and name of the idol the Templars were accused of worshipping. This idol represented a man with a long white beard, and the name given to it was Baphomet, a name which has exercised the ingenuity of many critics, but the only conclusions arrived at by any of them as to its origin and meaning, and deserving consideration are those of Kieolai, who assuines that it was derived from ([foreign characters], the ''baptism of wisdom," and that the image, which sometimes had three heads, represented God, the universal Father ; and that of De Quincey, to which latter I myself incline, that the figure, sometimes represented with two heads only, meant the two chiefs against whom the Templars directed their hostility, viz. the Pope and Mahomet, and in the name Baphomet they intertwisted the names of both, by cutting off the first two letters of Mahomet, and substituting Bap or Pap, the first syllable of Papa. Thus by this figure the Templars expressed their independence of the Church and the Church creed ; and an initiated member was called a " friend of God, who could speak with God, if he chose ; " that is, without the intermediation of the Pope and the Church. Hence it becomes sufficiently plain why the secret w;as looked upon as inviolable, and was so well kept that we can only conjecture its import.
— Charles William Heckethorn
Edmond Paris was a French author known for his critical examination of the Roman Catholic Church and the Jesuit order. His notable work, "The Secret History of the Jesuits", published in 1975, offers a controversial perspective on the influence and activities of the Jesuits throughout history.
Overview of "The Secret History of the Jesuits"
Paris’s book argues that the Jesuits have been deeply involved in global politics and have wielded significant influence over major historical events. He suggests that the Jesuits have played a crucial role in shaping political outcomes and wielding power behind the scenes, including during the two World Wars.
The book examines what Paris describes as the Jesuits' extensive network and their involvement in political maneuvering. Paris asserts that the Jesuits have used their resources and influence to advance their own agenda and shape global events to their advantage.
“The public is practically unaware of the overwhelming responsibility carried by the Vatican and its Jesuits in the starting of the two world wars - a situation which may be explained in part by the gigantic finances at the disposition of the Vatican and its Jesuits, giving them power in so many spheres, especially since the last conflict.” — Edmond Paris
Controversy:
"The Secret History of the Jesuits" has been both praised and criticized for its bold claims. Supporters of Paris argue that his work sheds light on hidden aspects of Jesuit influence and challenges conventional narratives about the Jesuits’ role in history.
Critics, however, have accused Paris of presenting a biased or conspiratorial view of the Jesuits. They argue that his work may exaggerate or misrepresent the extent of Jesuit influence and is often seen as part of a broader genre of anti-Catholic literature.
Historical Context and Influence:
Paris’s work places the Jesuits within a broader historical context of secretive and influential organizations. It explores their alleged involvement in various political and social spheres, suggesting that their influence extends beyond religious matters into global politics.
The book reflects Paris’s broader critique of the Catholic Church and its institutions, positioning the Jesuits as central figures in a narrative of hidden power and manipulation.
[Analyst note: Edmond Paris, like others who promote the Jesuits as the true hidden cabal, state they’re the ones pulling the strings. Paris and others suggest that the Black Nobility, comprising influential European aristocratic families, and the Jesuit Order are believed to have played crucial roles in shaping political developments, including the rise of fascism. Others postulate that these groups are connected to Freemasonry and the Illuminati, suggesting a network of secret societies and powerful families that have impacted major historical events and social movements. Additionally, the Vatican’s influence is examined alongside connections to Zionist movements, proposing that these various groups have collaborated or influenced one another to shape contemporary political and social landscapes. Paris, however, interestingly doesn’t much discuss Freemasonry, the Illuminati, or Zionism.]
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky:
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky (1831–1891) was a seminal figure in the field of esoteric studies but not so much in the exploration of secret societies. Co-founder of the Theosophical Society, Blavatsky's work laid the groundwork for much of the modern understanding of occultism, mystical traditions, and the hidden forces shaping human history. Her writings and teachings, which amalgamate Eastern and Western esoteric traditions, offer a comprehensive perspective on religions and spiritualism.
[Analyst note: It’s important to note, Helena Petrovna Blavatsky and her cohorts who founded Theosophy were Free Masons, who concludes Lucifer is the lord of this world.]
The Great Work of the Ages and Esoteric Traditions: Blavatsky's contributions to the concept of the "Great Work of the Ages" are deeply intertwined with her broader esoteric and mystical teachings. She posited that the Great Work represents an ancient, ongoing quest for spiritual enlightenment and the realization of a higher cosmic order. This work, according to Blavatsky, is pursued by secret societies and mystical orders throughout history, aiming to achieve a profound transformation of humanity and the world.
Blavatsky’s interpretation of the Great Work encompasses a wide array of esoteric beliefs, including the idea that secret societies act as custodians of ancient wisdom and play crucial roles in guiding human evolution. Her writings suggest that these societies are engaged in a long-term, hidden mission to prepare humanity for a spiritual awakening and the realization of a higher consciousness.
"Lucifer represents the MĀNASAPUTRAS that endowed the Third Root Race with intelligence, or the mind principle — the knowledge of good and evil. Thus men’s ‘eyes were opened.’” — The Secret Doctrine, Blavatsky
Ancient Wisdom and Secret Teachings: Blavatsky's research drew heavily on ancient texts, Eastern religions, and mystical traditions to support her ideas about the Great Work. In her seminal works, such as “The Secret Doctrine” and "Isis Unveiled,” she presented a synthesis of various occult and philosophical traditions, arguing that these hidden teachings are vital to understanding the broader cosmic plan.
Blavatsky claimed that secret societies preserved and transmitted ancient wisdom through various rituals, symbols, and teachings. She argued that these societies held knowledge about cosmic cycles, spiritual evolution, and the hidden nature of reality, which were essential components of the Great Work. Her work sought to reveal this hidden knowledge to a broader audience, asserting that it was crucial for human spiritual advancement.
The Role of Secret Societies: Blavatsky emphasized the importance of secret societies in her esoteric framework. She believed that these groups, including the Freemasons and various Eastern and Western mystical orders, were instrumental in carrying out the Great Work. According to Blavatsky, these societies served as vehicles for transmitting and safeguarding esoteric knowledge, shaping the course of history and guiding humanity's spiritual evolution.
She explored the influence of these societies on historical events and spiritual movements, suggesting that their activities were part of a grand, cosmic plan. Blavatsky's writings often highlighted how these groups operated behind the scenes to influence political, social, and spiritual developments, aligning with the broader objectives of the Great Work.
Spiritual Evolution and Cosmic Cycles: Blavatsky’s work is deeply rooted in the concept of spiritual evolution and cosmic cycles. She proposed that humanity undergoes periodic spiritual awakenings and transformations, which are guided by the hidden efforts of secret societies and esoteric traditions. Her teachings include the idea that the Great Work involves preparing humanity for these cycles of spiritual evolution, leading to a higher state of consciousness and understanding.
In “The Secret Doctrine,” Blavatsky outlined her views on the evolution of the cosmos and humanity, incorporating ideas from Eastern religions, such as Hinduism and Buddhism, as well as Western occultism. She argued that the Great Work is linked to these cosmic cycles, with secret societies playing a pivotal role in guiding humanity through these phases of spiritual development.
Conclusion: Helena Petrovna Blavatsky's work provides a foundational understanding of the Great Work of the Ages and the role of secret societies in shaping human history and spiritual evolution. Through her exploration of ancient wisdom, secret teachings, and cosmic cycles, Blavatsky offered a comprehensive vision of the hidden forces at work in the world. Her contributions to esoteric studies and the Theosophical movement have had a lasting impact, influencing contemporary views on occultism, spirituality, and the intricate interplay between secret societies and global events. Blavatsky’s legacy continues to inspire and challenge those who seek to understand the deeper, often hidden, aspects of human existence and the ongoing quest for spiritual enlightenment.
William Guy Carr
William Guy Carr (1895–1959) was a Canadian naval officer and prolific writer who delved deeply into the realms of secret societies, occultism, and global conspiracies. Carr’s work, particularly his books and lectures, focused on exposing what he believed to be the hidden forces and secret societies manipulating global events and guiding humanity’s destiny. His exploration of the "Great Work of the Ages" reflects a distinct perspective on the interplay between occult organizations and world affairs.
The Great Work of the Ages in Carr’s Perspective: In Carr’s view, the "Great Work of the Ages" is not just a spiritual quest but a grand, hidden agenda driven by elite secret societies aiming to reshape the world according to their own vision. His writings propose that these societies are engaged in a long-term plan to establish a global order under their control, a concept he often linked with the broader occult and esoteric traditions.
“The Great Work of the Ages is the establishment of a New World Order, a global government which would eventually lead to the total destruction of national sovereignty and the enslavement of the human race under a one-world government.”
Carr argued that the Great Work encompasses the secret, orchestrated efforts of these societies to bring about significant global changes. He contended that the ultimate goal of these hidden forces is to establish a new world order, often portrayed in his works as a dystopian, authoritarian regime. This vision aligns with his broader thesis that secret societies are central to understanding the true dynamics of world history and current events.
“The Great Work of the Ages, as understood by occultists, is the creation of a new world order under Satan's dominion. It involves the manipulation of societies and the subversion of religious and moral foundations.”
Illuminati and Secret Societies: Carr’s most notable work, “Pawns in the Game” (1958), explores the role of secret societies, including the Illuminati, in manipulating global events. He asserts that these societies, often operating behind the scenes, orchestrate conflicts, economic crises, and political upheavals to advance their agenda. Carr’s thesis is that these groups have been active throughout history, influencing major events to bring about their vision of the Great Work.
“Secret societies are the hidden forces that manipulate and control the political, economic, and social systems of the world. They are working to establish a global dictatorship that will usher in the New World Order.”
He provides historical accounts and conspiratorial narratives to support his claims, suggesting that influential figures and events are part of a larger, hidden plan orchestrated by these secret societies. Carr’s focus on the Illuminati, Freemasons, and other occult organizations reflects his belief that their hidden influence is pivotal to understanding global power structures.
The Role of the Vatican and Banking Elites: Carr’s writings also emphasize the role of the Vatican and banking elites in the Great Work. He argues that these institutions are key players in the secret plan to control global affairs. In “Pawns in the Game,” Carr suggests that the Vatican, alongside powerful banking families, has been instrumental in advancing the agenda of the secret societies. He contends that these entities use their wealth and influence to shape world events, manipulate governments, and consolidate their power.
Carr’s arguments are supported by references to historical events, such as the formation of the Federal Reserve and various international conflicts, which he interprets as part of the broader strategy of the secret societies. His work reflects a belief that these powerful institutions are deeply interconnected with the hidden forces driving the Great Work.
“Satan: Prince of This World”
In “Satan: Prince of This World,” William Guy Carr presents a provocative and controversial exploration of what he perceives as the global influence of Satan and the occult. Carr, a former naval officer and prominent conspiracy theorist, delves into the ways he believes dark forces, particularly Satanic and occultic influences, shape world events and control societal structures. Here are the major points and arguments from the book:
Satan’s Influence on World History: Carr argues that Satan, as the prince of this world, has exerted significant influence over historical events and global power structures. He claims that many pivotal moments in history, including wars and revolutions, have been orchestrated or manipulated by occult forces under Satan's command.
Secret Societies and Occult Networks: The book explores the role of secret societies and occult groups, such as the Illuminati, Freemasons, and various esoteric orders. Carr suggests that these organizations are not merely benign fraternal societies but are deeply involved in a grand conspiracy to further Satanic agendas. According to Carr, these groups work covertly to undermine Christian values and establish a New World Order.
Global Conspiracy and Political Manipulation: Carr posits that the political and financial elites, influenced by Satanic and occultic beliefs, manipulate global events to consolidate power and control. He argues that major global conflicts and political upheavals are part of a deliberate plan to create a world dominated by Satanic forces.
Religious and Spiritual Warfare: The book discusses the concept of spiritual warfare, asserting that the battle between good and evil is not only a personal struggle but a global one. Carr emphasizes the need for Christian vigilance and spiritual preparedness against the encroaching influence of occult forces.
Critique of Modern Institutions: Carr is critical of various modern institutions, including the media, education, and government, which he believes are complicit in advancing occultic and Satanic agendas. He argues that these institutions are used to promote ideologies that undermine traditional Christian values and societal norms.
Prophetic and Apocalyptic Themes: Carr integrates apocalyptic and prophetic themes into his analysis, suggesting that the rise of Satanic influence is a precursor to end-times events as described in Christian eschatology. He views the current state of the world as part of a broader, sinister plan leading towards a final confrontation between good and evil.
“The secret societies and their leaders, who are influenced by Satan, are working diligently to bring about a New World Order, one that will usher in an era of darkness and tyranny.”
Historical and Conspiratorial Narratives: Carr’s approach combines historical analysis with conspiratorial narratives to present his thesis. He draws on various historical events, from the French Revolution to World Wars I and II, to illustrate his claims about the hidden forces shaping global history. Carr’s work is characterized by its reliance on conspiracy theories and interpretations of historical events as evidence of a grand, occult-driven plan.
He uses a range of sources, including historical documents, religious texts, and esoteric literature, to build his case. Carr’s narrative often links these sources to his broader thesis about the secret societies and their role in executing the Great Work. His work is marked by a strong anti-globalist sentiment and a belief in a coordinated effort by elite groups to control and manipulate world events.
Conclusion: William Guy Carr’s contributions to the study of secret societies and the Great Work of the Ages reflect a unique and conspiratorial perspective on global history and power dynamics. His work, characterized by its focus on the Illuminati, the Vatican, and banking elites, offers a distinct interpretation of the hidden forces shaping the world. Carr’s exploration of these themes provides a comprehensive view of how he believed secret societies and occult organizations are central to understanding the true nature of global events and the ongoing quest for control and influence. Despite the controversial and speculative nature of his claims, Carr’s work remains a significant part of the discourse on secret societies and their impact on world history.
[Analyst note: William Guy Carr, a Canadian naval officer and conspiracy theorist, died on June 2, 1959, from a heart attack, according to official reports. Despite this, some conspiracy theorists speculate that his death might have been the result of foul play, possibly orchestrated by the secret societies he frequently criticized in his books, such as "Pawns in the Game" and "Satan, Prince of This World." These theories suggest that his outspoken views on global conspiracies and secret societies could have made him a target, but there is no concrete evidence to support these claims.]
Jordan Maxwell
Jordan Maxwell (1940–2021) was a prominent researcher and lecturer known for his extensive work on secret societies, occult symbolism, and hidden historical narratives. His research has significantly contributed to the discourse on esoteric traditions and the concept of the "Great Work of the Ages," offering a unique perspective on how secret societies influence global events and shape historical trajectories.
The Great Work of the Ages According to Maxwell: Jordan Maxwell's interpretation of the "Great Work of the Ages" is deeply intertwined with his broader analysis of secret societies and esoteric knowledge. For Maxwell, the Great Work represents a grand, occult-driven agenda aimed at achieving a new world order, governed by hidden elite forces and symbolic frameworks. This vision is closely related to his exploration of the influence of secret societies on global affairs and the hidden meanings behind historical and contemporary events.
Maxwell's work often portrays the Great Work as a metaphysical and practical quest pursued by secret societies, including the Freemasons, Illuminati, and other occult organizations. He argues that these groups are not merely symbolic but actively engaged in shaping and controlling global developments according to their esoteric principles and long-term plans.
"Understanding the matrix requires recognizing the hidden forces that shape our reality, which are often masked by mainstream narratives and controlled by those who wish to remain unseen."
Symbolism and Occult Knowledge: Maxwell’s research is renowned for its focus on symbolism and occult knowledge. He argues that secret societies utilize complex symbols and hidden codes to convey their beliefs and objectives. In his lectures and writings, Maxwell delves into various symbols, such as the all-seeing eye, obelisks, and the pentagram, suggesting that these symbols encode deeper esoteric meanings connected to the Great Work.
“Nothing in this world operates the way you think it does. Banks do not loan money, governments are not empowered to protect you, the police department is not there to serve you, institutions of higher learning, colleges and educational institutes, are not there to educate you.” - Project Camelot
He posits that understanding these symbols is crucial for deciphering the hidden agenda of the secret societies. Maxwell's work emphasizes that these symbols are not random but are deliberately employed by elite groups to communicate their objectives and influence public perception. His analysis provides a framework for understanding how symbolic language and ritual play a role in the broader context of the Great Work.
Influence of Secret Societies on Global Events: Maxwell argues that secret societies have a significant impact on global events and historical developments. He contends that these organizations operate behind the scenes to manipulate political, economic, and social systems in pursuit of their esoteric goals. Maxwell’s work often examines historical events, such as major conflicts and political changes, through the lens of secret society influence.
In his view, the actions and decisions of these societies are part of a broader, hidden agenda aimed at establishing a new world order. He provides examples from history and current events to illustrate how these organizations allegedly shape and control global affairs. Maxwell's analysis suggests that secret societies are key players in the ongoing execution of the Great Work.
Analysis of Historical and Esoteric Traditions: Maxwell's work also involves a thorough analysis of historical and esoteric traditions. He explores how ancient knowledge and religious beliefs are intertwined with the activities of secret societies. Maxwell examines various historical texts, religious scriptures, and mythological stories to reveal how they relate to the Great Work and the hidden agendas of these groups.
He argues that much of what is presented as conventional history or religion is actually encoded with deeper, esoteric meanings that reveal the influence of secret societies. Maxwell's research provides a perspective on how ancient traditions and occult practices are connected to the modern manifestations of the Great Work.
Conclusion: Jordan Maxwell’s contributions to the study of secret societies and the Great Work of the Ages offer a distinct and in-depth exploration of occult influences on global events and historical narratives. His focus on symbolism, secret societies, and esoteric knowledge provides valuable insights into how hidden forces may shape the course of history and global governance. Maxwell’s work remains influential in the field of esoteric research, offering a comprehensive view of how secret societies and their agendas are intertwined with the broader concept of the Great Work. Despite the speculative nature of his claims, Maxwell’s analysis continues to provoke thought and discussion about the hidden dimensions of world affairs and the ongoing quest for control and influence.
[Analyst note: Jordan Maxwell, known for his research on esoteric subjects and secret societies, died of natural causes on March 23, 2023, at age 82. Mainstream sources state there is no evidence of suspicious circumstances or conspiracies related to his death, although some do contend he was murdered. He was a student of Zacharia Sitchin, a 33rd Degree Free Mason.]
Eric Jon Phelps
Eric Jon Phelps is a controversial figure known for his research into secret societies, particularly the Jesuits, and their purported role in the Great Work of the Ages. His work centers on the idea that hidden elite groups, particularly the Jesuits and other secret societies, play a pivotal role in orchestrating global events and shaping historical trajectories. Phelps’s investigations delve into how these organizations are believed to influence political, economic, and social systems in pursuit of their esoteric and long-term goals.
The Great Work of the Ages According to Phelps: For Phelps, the "Great Work of the Ages" represents an elaborate and secretive agenda pursued by powerful and hidden elite groups. His focus is particularly on the Jesuits, whom he claims are central to this agenda. Phelps argues that the Jesuits, along with other secret societies, are not just passive observers but active participants in executing a grand plan designed to establish a new world order, shaped by their esoteric beliefs and strategic manipulations.
Phelps's conception of the Great Work is tied to his view of the Jesuits as a covert force operating behind the scenes. He suggests that their influence extends across various domains, including politics, finance, and global governance, as they work to bring about their version of the Great Work.
“There is considerable analogy between Masonic and Jesuitic degrees; and the Jesuits also tread down the shoe and bare the knee, because Ignatius Loyola thus presented himself at Rome and asked for the confirmation of the order.” — Heckethorn, 1900; English Historian, Secret Societies of all Ages and Countries
The Jesuits and Their Alleged Influence: Phelps’s work places significant emphasis on the Jesuits as a central force behind the Great Work. He presents evidence suggesting that the Jesuit Order, founded in 1540, has a history of exerting influence over global events and shaping political and economic systems according to their interests. Phelps argues that the Jesuits are involved in various conspiracies and manipulations, including control over major global institutions and political leaders.
He supports his claims by referencing historical accounts, controversial documents, and interpretations of Jesuit actions. Phelps argues that the Jesuits have been involved in key historical events, such as the French Revolution and the rise of global finance, asserting that their ultimate goal is to establish a global authoritarian regime.
The Role of Secret Societies in Global Manipulation: Phelps extends his analysis beyond the Jesuits to include other secret societies, such as the Freemasons and the Illuminati. He suggests that these groups, in collaboration with the Jesuits, form a hidden elite network that controls major global institutions and directs historical developments according to their esoteric agenda.
His work explores how these secret societies allegedly manipulate global politics, economics, and media to serve their interests. Phelps argues that their influence is pervasive and operates through covert means, including control over political leaders, financial institutions, and media outlets. He provides examples of how he believes these organizations orchestrate global events and shape public perception.
Historical and Conspiratorial Evidence: Phelps supports his thesis with a mix of historical evidence and conspiratorial analysis. He examines various historical events, documents, and figures to illustrate how secret societies, particularly the Jesuits, have purportedly influenced global affairs. His work often includes references to controversial and less mainstream sources, which he uses to build his case for a hidden elite agenda.
He also delves into the historical context of the Jesuit Order and its interactions with other secret societies, suggesting that these interactions reveal a deeper, coordinated effort to implement the Great Work. Phelps’s analysis often includes a reinterpretation of historical events to fit his narrative of secretive global control.
The Heirarchy of Control: Eric Jon Phelps, in his writings, presents a controversial perspective on the alleged influence of the Jesuit Order over various secret societies and elite organizations. He claims that the Jesuits control groups such as the Council of the 13° of the Bavarian Illuminati, the Council of the 33rd degree Masons of the Scottish Rite, the 13 Satanic Bloodlines, the Committee of 300, B’nai B’rith, and the Grand Orient. According to Phelps, the Bavarian Illuminati, founded by Adam Weishaupt in 1776, sought to manipulate global events and is said to have remnants still active under Jesuit oversight. Similarly, he argues that high-ranking Freemasons, particularly those within the Scottish Rite, are essentially puppets for Jesuit agendas, despite the historical animosity between the Catholic Church and Freemasonry. Phelps posits that the so-called 13 Satanic Bloodlines, which are believed to trace their lineage to ancient elite families, collaborate with the Jesuits to maintain their control over global affairs.
Additionally, Phelps includes the Committee of 300 in his assertions, describing it as an elite council that directs global events while operating under Jesuit influence. This concept, popularized by John Coleman, suggests that the committee comprises influential figures across various sectors, with the Jesuits allegedly orchestrating their decisions for a broader agenda. Phelps also claims that organizations like B’nai B’rith are manipulated by the Jesuits, portraying them as pawns in a larger scheme. The Grand Orient, a Masonic organization known for its secular stance, is similarly viewed as aligned with Jesuit interests in Phelps’ narrative.
The Great Work: In the context of what Phelps refers to as "The Great Work of the Ages," he argues that the Jesuits play a pivotal role in implementing a long-term plan aimed at establishing a new world order. This concept encompasses the integration of various ideological and spiritual movements that he believes are orchestrated by the Jesuits in collaboration with these secret societies. According to Phelps, groups involved in this ambitious endeavor range from the Illuminati to various elite Masonic bodies, all working towards a unified goal of reshaping global governance and societal structures. While Phelps’ theories present a cohesive narrative of Jesuit control, it is crucial to recognize that such claims often lack substantial evidence and are deeply rooted in speculative interpretations of history and power dynamics.
According to Eric Jon Phelps, the ultimate goal of Lucifer, as he interprets it, is to establish a new world order that promotes a radical departure from traditional religious and moral values. Phelps argues that this agenda seeks to undermine the influence of Christianity and other established faiths, replacing them with a system that elevates Luciferian principles, which he equates with enlightenment, freedom, and rebellion against divine authority.
Phelps posits that this transformation involves the creation of a global society governed by secret elites who operate under the influence of Lucifer. He suggests that the aim is to create a unified global system that aligns with these esoteric beliefs, ultimately leading humanity away from what he considers to be true spiritual guidance. In this framework, organizations like the Jesuits, the Illuminati, and various Masonic groups are seen as instruments of Lucifer's agenda, working to implement this vision through political and social manipulation.
Conclusion: Eric Jon Phelps’ work offers a provocative perspective on secret societies and the Great Work of the Ages, with a particular focus on the Jesuit Order. His research suggests that these groups play a central role in orchestrating global events and shaping history according to their hidden agendas. While Phelps’s theories are controversial and often criticized for their speculative nature, his work provides a detailed and alternative view of how secret societies might influence global affairs. Phelps’s emphasis on the Jesuits and other secretive organizations contributes to the broader discourse on the Great Work, challenging conventional narratives and prompting further exploration into the hidden dimensions of power and influence. Overall, Phelps frames this as a spiritual battle between good and evil, with Lucifer representing a force that seeks to disrupt the divine order established by God.
[Analyst note: Phelps’ focus is largely on the Jesuits and a secret Black Pope ruling over other secretive societies like the Free Masons. There has been contention between him and other authors regarding who truly pulls the strings, and particularly on his analysis of the JFK assassination. Although he has received some soft censorship, his works are readily accessible and available. Phelps is still alive as of this writing.
Some have postulated that Phelps is an agent of the Khazars, diverting attention away from them and postulating that Jesuits, instead, are the group that has re-written all history, all the way back to Babylon, influencing texts like the Talmud to their secretive plans, and any connection to modern Zionism, Freemasonry, Judaism is really a Jesuit front.5678
Ultimately, it appears that much of the evidence regarding the Jesuits controlling everything is thin at best. It whitewashes and absolves Judeo-Masonic groups of culpability, and diverts attention away from families like the Rothschilds, as mere agents of a more secretive Jesuit Order, that although far younger than Babylonian/Egyptian secret societies, somehow co-opted them all, and either created or faked ancient texts and evidence to obscure their existence.
I do not know if Phelps is a purposeful agent, driving attention away from Judeo-Masonic culpability or if he simply has arrived at a different set of conclusions than many authors in this article. Whatever the intention, there is much truth in Phelps works, but also what appears to be misdirection or unintentional mistakes.]
Anthony C. Sutton
Anthony C. Sutton (1925–2002) was an influential scholar whose work critically examined the covert influences shaping global politics, economics, and social structures. Known for his investigations into secret societies, elite networks, and the hidden dynamics of power, Sutton's research contributes significantly to the discourse on the Great Work of the Ages. His investigations revealed the intricate ways in which secretive groups and elites allegedly manipulate global events and economies.
"The horrible reality is that these little boys (Skull & Bones, Illuminati) have been dominant in their influence in world affairs. No wonder we have wars and violence. Skull and Bones is the symbol of terrorist violence, pirates, the SS Deaths Head Division in WW Two, labels on poison bottles and so on....THIS was a significant part of the so-called establishment. No wonder the world has problems!"
The Great Work of the Ages According to Sutton: Anthony C. Sutton’s perspective on the "Great Work of the Ages" is tied to his analysis of how hidden elites and secret societies orchestrate global affairs. He proposed that a small, influential group of global financiers and industrialists were working behind the scenes to shape the course of world events according to their interests, which he viewed as aligning with the broader agenda of the Great Work. Sutton's work implies that these elites are working towards a grand plan of economic and political control.
Sutton doesn't explicitly label their efforts as a "Luciferian agenda," he highlights the secrecy and esoteric beliefs among these groups, which some interpret as aligning with such a worldview. Sutton also doesn’t outright refer to “The Great Work of the Ages” (at least from my research). Sutton argues that the overarching goal is to create a centralized system of control—a new world order—that benefits a select few at the expense of the general population, concentrating power and wealth among elite members while undermining democratic principles and individual freedoms.
The Role of Secret Societies and Elite Networks: Sutton’s research focuses on the role of secret societies and elite networks in manipulating global politics and economics. He argues that powerful financial and industrial elites, operating through organizations such as the Bilderberg Group, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), and various other secretive bodies, exert significant influence over global affairs. Sutton’s work examines how these elites use their economic power and strategic connections to further their agendas, often at the expense of broader societal interests.
He highlights the interconnectedness of these elite networks and their impact on major historical events and economic policies. Sutton’s analysis suggests that these secret societies and elite groups are not only influential but also actively involved in shaping global economic and political systems.
Historical Analysis and Evidence: Sutton’s work is supported by a thorough historical analysis of economic and political developments. He conducted extensive research into the financing of wars, revolutions, and political movements, arguing that secretive elites often play a crucial role in these processes. For example, Sutton’s books, such as "Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution" and "Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler, examine how American financiers allegedly supported both the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia and the rise of Nazi Germany. He argues that these elite networks had a strategic interest in fostering conflict and upheaval to consolidate their power and influence.
Sutton provides detailed evidence of how financial institutions and industrialists were involved in supporting and shaping major historical events. His work often involves examining financial records, political connections, and historical documents to build his case for the hidden influence of these elites.
The Economic and Political Impact: Sutton’s research extends to the economic and political impacts of secret societies and elite networks. He argues that these groups use their influence to control global economic policies, manipulate financial markets, and shape political outcomes. Sutton’s analysis suggests that the Great Work of the Ages involves creating a controlled and manipulated global environment where elite interests can be advanced.
He examines the ways in which these elite networks allegedly use their economic power to affect international trade, finance, and policy. Sutton’s work implies that the broader agenda of the Great Work involves consolidating economic and political control within a small group of global elites.
Conclusion: Anthony C. Sutton’s work offers a critical perspective on the role of secret societies and elite networks in shaping global affairs. His research into the hidden influences of financial and industrial elites contributes to the broader understanding of the Great Work of the Ages. By examining historical events, economic policies, and the activities of secretive organizations, Sutton provides a detailed analysis of how these groups are believed to orchestrate global events and manipulate political and economic systems. Sutton’s work challenges conventional narratives and invites further exploration into the hidden dynamics of power and influence that shape our world.
[Analyst note: Anthony C. Sutton explores the influence of various secret societies, including the Illuminati, Freemasons, Knights Templar, and Jesuits, emphasizing that there isn't a single controlling group but rather multiple organizations with overlapping purposes. While acknowledging the historical significance of each group, Sutton highlights their interconnected roles in manipulating global events, suggesting that they share a common goal of advancing elite agendas rather than acting as monolithic entities.
Sutton was thrown out of two major Universities (UCLA and Stanford). He died of a heart attack on June 17, 2002. His controversial works on elite influence and secret agendas have fueled various conspiracy theories, but these are not supported by concrete evidence regarding his passing.]
Carroll Quigley:
Carroll Quigley (1910–1977) was a distinguished historian and professor renowned for his exploration of secret societies, elite networks, and their impact on global affairs. His seminal work, "Tragedy and Hope: A History of the World in Our Time," provides a detailed analysis of the covert mechanisms influencing global politics, economics, and social structures. Quigley’s research offers critical insights into the concept of the Great Work of the Ages, which he argues is driven by a small but powerful group of elites working behind the scenes to shape global events according to their interests.
The Great Work of the Ages According to Quigley: Carroll Quigley’s interpretation of the "Great Work of the Ages" is rooted in his examination of the influence wielded by secret societies and elite networks. Quigley argues that these groups, particularly those aligned with the international banking and financial sectors, have been instrumental in directing the course of modern history. He suggests that the Great Work involves the establishment of a controlled global order, orchestrated by these elites to consolidate their power and influence over political and economic systems.
“To the West, in spite of all its aberrations, the greatest sin, from Lucifer to Hitler, has been pride, especially in the form of intellectual arrogance; and the greatest virtue has been humility, especially in the intellectual form which concedes that opinions are always subject to modification by new experiences, new evidence, and the opinions of our fellow men.” — Carroll Quigley (pg 899) Tragedy and Hope
Elite Networks and Secret Societies: Quigley’s work provides an extensive analysis of the networks and secret societies that he argues have played a crucial role in shaping world history. In "Tragedy and Hope," Quigley details the activities of organizations such as the Round Table Groups, which he claims were pivotal in influencing global policy and fostering international conflicts to advance their agenda. He describes these groups as having a far-reaching impact on global governance and economic structures, often operating in secrecy to achieve their goals.
Quigley’s research suggests that these elite networks have worked to create a unified global system, characterized by a concentration of power and wealth among a small group of influential individuals and organizations. He argues that this system is designed to maintain control over global economic and political systems, aligning with the broader agenda of the Great Work.
Historical Analysis and Evidence: Quigley’s analysis is supported by a thorough examination of historical events and economic developments. He provides a comprehensive account of how elite groups have allegedly manipulated political and economic systems to their advantage. For instance, Quigley explores how the international banking community and financial elites have played a role in major historical events, including wars, revolutions, and economic crises.
His research includes detailed accounts of how these elites have influenced key political decisions, shaped economic policies, and facilitated global conflicts. Quigley’s work emphasizes the strategic use of these influences to further the interests of the elite and consolidate their control over global affairs.
“The Balfour Declaration took the form of a letter from British Foreign Secretary Arthur James Balfour to Lord Rothschild, one of the leading figures in the British Zionist movement. This movement, which was much stronger in Austria and Germany than in Britain, had aspirations for creating in Palestine, or perhaps elsewhere, some territory to which refugees from anti-Semitic persecution on other Jews could go to find "a national home." — Carroll Quigley
The Creation of a Global Order: One of Quigley’s central arguments is that the Great Work involves the creation of a controlled global order, orchestrated by elite networks to serve their interests. He posits that these groups have sought to establish a global governance system that consolidates power and wealth within a small, influential class. This system, according to Quigley, is designed to ensure that global economic and political structures are aligned with the objectives of the elite.
Quigley’s analysis suggests that the creation of this global order involves manipulating international institutions, fostering global conflicts, and shaping economic policies to maintain control over global affairs. He argues that this process reflects the broader agenda of the Great Work, which aims to establish a unified and controlled global system.
Conclusion: Carroll Quigley’s work provides a critical perspective on the role of secret societies and elite networks in shaping global history. His detailed analysis of these groups’ influence on political and economic systems contributes to the broader understanding of the Great Work of the Ages. By examining historical events, elite networks, and the creation of a global order, Quigley offers valuable insights into how these covert mechanisms are believed to orchestrate global affairs and consolidate power. Quigley’s research challenges conventional historical narratives and invites further exploration into the hidden dynamics of power and influence that shape our world.
[Analyst note: Carroll Quigley died of a heart attack in 1977. There is no credible evidence of suspicious circumstances surrounding his death. Carroll Quigley was also a mentor to Bill Clinton. One intriguing aspect of Quigley’s career is his claim that he personally knew key figures in various conspiratorial groups and had access to their private documents and histories. This, he suggested, enabled him to write authoritatively on their activities and influence. Quigley has been referenced by a range of thinkers, from Ron Paul to Alex Jones. His close connections to these sources and his extensive access to confidential materials have led some to question the nature of his work and the validity of his insights.
There are groups that have argued Quigley’s positive stance on Judaism and negative stance on Arabs as well as his largely pro-Zionist movement, make him an agent of a greater Zionist agenda. Furthermore, Quigley seems to gloss over groups like the Illuminati and Freemasonry, largely relegating these ideas more to conspiracy than nuanced historical groups with outsized geopolicitical influences.9101112]
A Comparative Analysis:
The concept of the "Great Work of the Ages" encompasses a complex web of ideas regarding secret societies, global conspiracies, and elite control over world affairs. Analyzing the works of various authors—Manly P. Hall, Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh, Henry Lincoln, L. A. Marzulli, William Heckerton, Edmund Paris, Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, William Guy Carr, Jordan Maxwell, Eric Jon Phelps, Anthony C. Sutton, and Carroll Quigley—reveals several prevailing trends that highlight a multifaceted view of hidden influences on global events.
Control by Secret Societies: A dominant theme among these authors is the belief that secret societies wield significant power over global affairs.
Manly P. Hall emphasizes the influential role of Freemasonry and other esoteric groups in guiding historical and spiritual developments.
Carroll Quigley argues that elite networks, including secret societies like the Round Table Groups, have shaped modern governance and economic systems.
Anthony C. Sutton investigates how banking elites and secret networks manipulate economic and political landscapes to maintain control.
The Agenda for a One World Government and Religion: Many authors suggest a coordinated effort among these groups to establish a one-world government and religion.
Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh, and Henry Lincoln, in "The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail," discuss the Priory of Sion's alleged role in advancing a hidden agenda that includes controlling global politics and religion.
William Guy Carr articulates the idea of a secret cabal aiming for a totalitarian global regime, aligning with the notion of a unified governing body.
Eric Jon Phelps connects the Jesuits to this agenda, asserting their influence in orchestrating events that push towards a centralized control of global power.
Esoteric and Occult Bloodlines: The theme of occult bloodlines enacting a Luciferian agenda is prevalent across many works.
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky and her Theosophical teachings suggest that esoteric knowledge and spiritual evolution are wielded by select bloodlines to achieve higher consciousness, often framed within a Luciferian context.
Jordan Maxwell discusses the significance of bloodline families tied to ancient secret societies, indicating a continuous thread of esoteric influence throughout history.
William Heckerton explores connections between these bloodlines and Nephilim or fallen angels, proposing that their spiritual lineage drives a covert agenda.
Spiritual Warfare: Several authors present the idea of spiritual warfare being waged at the highest levels of society.
L. A. Marzulli connects modern events to ancient conspiracies, positing that spiritual forces, including extraterrestrial influences, play a role in shaping human history.
William Guy Carr suggests that the battle for control is not just political but also spiritual, with hidden forces vying for the souls of humanity.
Eric Jon Phelps presents a view of the Jesuits as principal players in a spiritual struggle, acting under a Luciferian banner to manipulate world events.
Interconnectedness of Groups: The authors frequently draw connections between various secretive groups, suggesting a larger network working towards common goals.
The Freemasons, Illuminati, and Jesuits are often cited as part of a larger tapestry of influence that seeks to enact the Great Work.
Khazars are referenced by some, linking them to global financial and political machinations, adding a historical dimension to the conspiracy narrative.
Jordan Maxwell and others highlight the interweaving of occult practices among these groups, indicating a shared purpose rooted in ancient esoteric traditions.
Conclusion: The analysis of these authors reveals a multi-dimensional view of the Great Work of the Ages, underscored by beliefs in the power of secret societies, the pursuit of a one-world government and religion, the influence of esoteric bloodlines, and a pervasive sense of spiritual warfare. Each trend paints a picture of a world shaped by hidden forces, where elite groups work behind the scenes to manipulate events and advance a grand agenda that has persisted through history.
Trend Analysis - Key Takeaway:
Here’s a matrix detailing the frequency and emphasis on different secret groups by various authors:
KEY INSIGHTS:
Khazars/Zionists/Jews: This group now stands out with a cumulative score of 45, indicating a strong belief among the authors regarding their influence in global affairs.
Freemasons: With a score of 36, Freemasons are recognized as a significant player in the narratives of these authors.
Illuminati: The Illuminati is also prominently featured with a score of 27, reflecting widespread recognition of their purported influence.
Jesuits: The Jesuits score 22, suggesting a notable but slightly lesser emphasis compared to the previous groups.
Other Groups: The "Other" category also has a considerable score, indicating diverse beliefs about various other influences.
DEATHS - TREND ANALYSIS:
Weighted Matrix: Here is a matrix that weighs each author based on the paragraph's criteria, which include their association with secret societies, the suspicious nature of their deaths, their censorship, and their overall credibility.
Key Points for Weighing:
High Credibility: Authors with suspicious deaths and high censorship.
Medium-High Credibility: Authors with suspicious deaths (heart attacks) and partial or soft censorship.
Medium-Low Credibility: Authors with medium levels of censorship or less controversial impact, and have possible ties to secret societies.
Low Credibility: Authors with minimal suspicious circumstances and lower overall impact or relevance, and have obvious and direct ties to secret societies.
Next Sections - Context:
The following sections are to provide a greater framework of understanding as these topics are weighty. The above authors spent cumulative lifetimes attempting to uncover deeper truths and assemble the pieces of a greater puzzle - in many ways answering some of the age-old questions.
The following sections will cover Lucifer’s Rebellion, providing evidence for who Lucifer is, discuss the nature of our reality, show the lineage of those pulling global strings, and tie it all into the Great Work of the Ages - outlining the nefarious plans of the ‘elites.’
Next sections:
Who is Lucifer?
What is Reality?
New Jerusalem
‘The Great Work of the Ages’
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