I would like to address you on the war of the dragon that is being
waged against the seed of Light on earth. Today it is the sons
of Satan against the sons of Christ and the sons of Sanat Kumara,
the Ancient of Days. This war is being waged against our youth
in the form of rock music. We must tackle this dragon head-on.
We the people of America are at the point of
the initiation of our Christhood where we must descend with Archangel
Michael into the astral pits of Death and Hell for the binding
in the name Jesus Christ of the foul spirits who prey upon our
children and teenagers. Therefore, Keepers of the Flame, here
is my exposé on “Rock and Roll in America”:
Rock music was forecast in Revelation 9 as the
first woe which was to come upon the earth. I choose to preface
my lecture by giving you Mother’s teaching on Revelation
9—a startling prophecy of the coming of the fallen angels
with their rock music and drugs—recorded 2,000 years ago
by John, the beloved disciple of Jesus.
1. And the fifth angel sounded, and I saw a star fall from heaven
unto the earth: and to him was given the key of the bottomless
pit.
With the sounding of the fifth angel, Archangel
Raphael, John sees an angel fall from heaven who is given the
key to open the bottomless pit. This sounding of the tone of karma
keys the cycle of a planetary reckoning of the perversions of
the Fifth Ray (including mankind’s misuse of the science
of sound in the third eye).*
As it is recorded in Revelation 12, certain
angels called Nephilim <1> were cast out of heaven
into the earth by Archangel Michael for their misdeeds before
the throne of God and their blasphemy toward His Son. Upon taking
embodiment midst the people of earth they went forth to make war
against the remnant of the seed of the Divine Mother by way of
carrying out their agenda of revenge against the Ancient of Days
and His servant-Sons in heaven who had decreed their banishment
from the heavenly courts.
Their Absolute Evil carried out in the antediluvian
epoch evoked upon them and their followers the LORD’s judgment
and the ensuing cataclysm, the Noachian Deluge, i.e., the sinking
of the continent of Atlantis. Therefore, these spirits of Antichrist
who perverted the sacred life-force of the Mother on Atlantis
were bound by the Archangels and cast into the bottomless pit
and here they have remained by edict of the Lords of Karma for
approximately 11,600 years.
This judgment of the fallen angels was to afford
the Children of Light and the Sons of God renewed opportunity
to rise in the dominion and the mastery of the Mother flame (the
ascension flame) in the seven chakras. And it was decreed that
in that hour when the Lightbearers should once again have the
full teaching of the Divine Mother, the Universal Christ and the
Ancient of Days through Moses and the prophets, Gautama Buddha,
Padma Sambhava, Confucius, Lao Tzu, Lord Jesus Christ and his
apostles (as well as the instruction of the enlightened ones and
the world teachers who appeared on every continent) and when they
should have, by the Great Law, attained to a certain mastery on
the path, these rebellious angels would be loosed out of the bottomless
pit.
It was the intention of Elohim that the fallen
angels should be given the opportunity to undo their evil deeds
which had caused the sinking of a continent, and that if they
would not repent of their deeds, the Lightbearers themselves,
having the memory of their destructive misuse of sound, energy
and technology, would prevent them from wreaking the same holocaust
in this age.
Therefore, by 1939 at the beginning of World
War II these fallen angels, bound since the days of Noah, were
allowed to reincarnate and they came to their maturity in the
sixties. And what they unleashed through their rock music and
drugs were the momentums of the last days of Atlantis.
Many parents and teachers of the sixties failed
to set an example of a path of Christhood to their sons and daughters
and were themselves corrupted, although they had had 12,000 years
to pursue such a path—unto this twentieth-century day
of reckoning when the people of earth should be called upon to
challenge once and for all the destroyers in the earth.
And therefore, when the angel fell from heaven
and opened the bottomless pit, having the key to unloose both
the fallen angels and their karma, all vileness erupted. As of
old, they corrupted the physical plane through the rhythm and
the sound of rock, and the youth followed the fallen angels —the
rock stars that had long ago fallen from heaven and beguiled the
sons of Jared to descend the mountain of God to the valley below.
<2>
And the youth had no shepherds and they accepted
no spiritual leader and they did not hear the voice of Mark Prophet
crying in the wilderness, giving to them all that they needed
to overcome Death and Hell and to get beyond what was unleashed
to their destruction as a karmic retribution on the earth.
Therefore, the prophecy is given concerning
the angel who was given the key:
2. And he opened the bottomless pit; and there
arose a smoke out of the pit, as the smoke of a great furnace;
and the sun and the air were darkened by reason of the smoke of
the pit.
We have been told of the opening of the pits
of Death and Hell under various areas of the
planet, not one but numerous interconnecting focuses of the bottomless
pit—like a labyrinth honeycombing the earth. The unlocking
of the bottomless pit has allowed the fallen angels who had been
sealed there to come out of these pits to take embodiment midst
the people of earth.
Hence, the darkening of consciousness through
the rock rhythm and through marijuana, which is the smoke of the
pit, the clouding of the mind through Cannabis sativa and cocaine,
their hedonism and existentialism—and then the cloning,
the programming, the penetration unto the seed of God of the genes
of the Fallen One.
These rebellious angels are referred to in verse
3 as ‘locusts’:
3. And there came out of the smoke locusts upon the earth: and
unto them was given power, as the scorpions of the earth have
power.
Therefore, we have seen a plague of rock musicians
and rock groups, and all of them venting the sounds of Hell sounding
veritably like the sinewy whine of an oncoming swarm of locusts.
Of the Seven Archangels who sound their seven trumpet judgments,
five had sounded their tones prior to the opening of the bottomless
pit. And the fallen ones have responded defiantly with their synthetic
sounds and their strident tones from Hell. And those who align
with Light align with Light, and those who align with Darkness
align with Darkness.
And so there is a rallying of forces and there
is a polarization and there is open warfare in the earth by the
seed of Darkness against the Children of Light. And the Sons of
God must come to their rescue before it is too late. But where
are the defenders of youth? The plague of locusts is covering
the earth with the Martian-originated agitation, apathy and atheism
<3> of rock music and of the fallen stars and their fans.
And the resonance and the reverberation of their destructive
vibration is shaking the very planet from its moorings.
4. And it was commanded them that they should not hurt the grass
of the earth, neither any green thing, neither any tree; but only
those men which have not the seal of God in their foreheads.
5. And to them it was given that they should
not kill them, but that they should be tormented five months:
and their torment was as the torment of a scorpion, when he striketh
a man.
You will notice that they do not have the power
to kill those whose names are not written in the Book of Life
but only to torment them. From this we conclude that those whose
names are written in the Book of Life—the name I AM THAT
I AM written in the threefold flame of their hearts (who have
the seal of God in their foreheads)—cannot be touched by
rock music and drugs. Or, if they encounter and even entertain
the subculture of the fallen angels for a season, they are quickly
healed when they are rescued by the legions of angels of the Fifth
Ray who serve with the Beloved Mother Mary.
Therefore those who came out of the pit were
able to rally to themselves all of mechanization man, the plastic
people created by other higher-ranking hierarchies of fallen angels
who were cast out of heaven and long ago took embodiment on planet
earth.
But there were some who had light yet had not
been sealed in their foreheads by the name I AM THAT I AM. For
they had not received the Word of the Universal Christ through
the servant-Sons of Sanat Kumara and therefore their third eye
was not sealed with the consciousness of God and his Law.
And so neither the inner vision nor the soul
were protected. And these also responded, not to the true prophets
teaching the way of the opening of the chakras by the eternal
AUM and the soundless sound, but to the false prophets of Hell—the
false gurus of the sixties and their false sounds and prophecies
(the lyrics of the rock songs)—absent the internal harmony
of Alpha and Omega.
Therefore the torment of the people who came
under the spell of rock music was the torment of the perversion
of the five secret rays, the five circles of light which cradle
the heart chakra. And the torment is evident on films of early
rock concerts—of young girls screaming, fainting, going
into contortions, even orgasm.
This takes place because the five secret rays
of the virgin light of the Mother are violated and the youth are
being stripped of the energy that is necessary not only for the
protection of their chakras (most especially the heart), but also
for the guarding of their life and of their entering in to the
secret place of the Most High—which is their birthright.
Now, Scorpio is the sign of the piercing ray
of the All-Seeing Eye of God. The scorpion is the lower symbol
of this sign of the zodiac, the eagle being the higher. Those
who have come up out of the pit purveying their rock music and
drugs carry the scorpion’s sting in the third eye through
the perversion of sound and of the science of the Word in music.
The elixir of life and the sweet nectar of the crown chakra (as
well as the life-force in the base-of-the-spine chakra) are violated
through hallucinogenic drugs which stimulate by the scorpion’s
sting, which is the sudden release of the light of the chakras
by chemical induction.
6. And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find
it; and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them.
Out of the pit, then, comes the Death-and-Hell
vibration of the fallen ones who themselves desire to die. But
they do not die. They cannot die, for they have never lived...
<4>
And therefore we hear the rock groups singing
about death, desiring death, calling for death, calling to Satan,
and yet they die not. The candle of selfhood may have been extinguished
by the blasts of their blasphemy, they may be the hollowed-out
ones revived each Hallowe’en as children put a candle in
a pumpkin to remember “the grateful dead”—but
they still have a physical existence. They desire to be no more,
to cease to exist. So until the final blackout they sell their
wares of death to innocent Children of Light or other empty heads
like themselves.
7. And the shapes of the locusts were like unto horses prepared
unto battle; and on their heads were as it were crowns like gold,
and their faces were as the faces of men.
The crowns of gold can be taken to mean the
technology used by the rock musicians. This, taken literally,
could be a radio headset microphone or, more figuratively, all
of the technological paraphernalia—from amps, keyboards,
and computers to elaborate lighting and stage equipment. And though
they are devils they have the faces of men. For when they were
cast down into the earth, they were cast in the mold of Homo sapiens.
And this is the mask we have to tear off of them. <5>
8. And they had hair as the hair of women, and their teeth were
as the teeth of lions.
The fallen Atlanteans at the time of the sinking
of the continent also had long hair and when they reincarnated
they once again took up the custom of their long hair (for they
had had no forward evolution in embodiment between then and now).
Their hair is the sign of their rebellion against Christ. Long
hair in the divine sense is a symbol—almost a badge—of
attainment.
We see this in the story of Samson. When he lost
his hair, he lost his power. Thus, the long-haired rockers, in
keeping with their tradition of taking heaven by force, <6>
seek to elevate themselves to heights of mastery they have not
attained to through service to Life. Only a man having the attainment
of Christhood as Jesus did may wear long hair as a woman. And
their lions’ teeth signify their devouring of the light
of their followers and their perversion of the throat chakra.
9. And they had breastplates, as it were breastplates of iron;
and the sound of their wings was as the sound of chariots of many
horses running to battle.
Having never seen a rock star or his equipment,
John the Revelator describes their guitars, drums and synthesizers
as breastplates. He perceives that these fallen angels are misusing
the power of their wings (their Gemini instruments)—that
are of the air element and the sacred fire breath they once had
from the Holy Spirit—in order to create a horrendous sound,
electronically amplified, of “chariots of many horses running
to battle.”
If you were seeing this prophecy of twentieth-century
Armageddon and hearing its sounds —seated in a cave on the
isle of Patmos where John at the age of 94 wrote the Lord’s
revelation —how would you convey the awesomeness of this
modern-day scene of Hell’s angels?
10. And they had tails like unto scorpions, and there were stings
in their tails:
And their tail is the misuse of the sacred fire
of the Mother, the base chakra. And therefore they sting by the
misuse of the sexual energy or by needles pumping drugs into their
veins. The sting of the sexual energy when perverted through the
black arts is death.
10. and their power was to hurt men five months.
And that five months—as cycles of putting
on one’s Christhood through the Sacred Heart of Jesus —goes
on and on and on until there is the conclusion of each individual’s
initiation in the five secret rays. And if one does not ultimately
pass the initiation, his heart chakra is stripped (by his own
self-abuse) of the five circles of light of Elohim, of Alpha and
Omega.
The number 5 also relates to precipitation by
the Elohim of the Fifth Ray whereby sound results in creation
in the physical plane—”In the beginning was the Word...and
without the Word was not any thing made that was made . . . ”
<7> The fallen angels are using the sound of the Word not
as co-creators with God but as destroyers of the bodies, minds
and souls of His own.
The power that is given to them to hurt mechanization
man for five months is to turn and rend the people who are the
godless (for they do not have the seal of God in their foreheads),
that is, to turn upon them their own karma. In addition the fallen
rock stars are given the power of the electrical energy without
which they could not produce the sound.
It’s tens of thousands of watts that are
at the command of these ‘musicians’ who are really
nothing but hellions out of the pit! This is a multiplication
factor of 20 million, if you consider a pressure of one ounce
on a guitar string moving it 1/4 inch, as compared to 35,000 watts,
a typical concert power level. <8> Such an increase of power,
or gain factor, is so large that it would make a bulldozer operator
feel weak by comparison. Without this there would be no rock music,
with the exception of the jazz and tribal African music from which
it originated.
So rock music and the drugs that came with the
fallen Atlanteans who have come up out of the pit are the first
of the three woes <9> which come upon the inhabitants of
earth by reason of the trumpet judgments.
And this concludes my introduction based on Mother’s
teachings. Now I would like to expose these fallen angels so you
can know them by their present-day fruits. Because they really
are a woe upon the earth. They are not only a part of Death and
Hell but they are a direct part of the International Capitalist/Communist
Conspiracy. Without rock, Communism could have made no inroads
into America. And without Capitalism neither rock nor Communism
would have had the technological backing to fly.
Whereas the Sons of God and their path of individual
initiative are “from above,” as Jesus said, rock and
Communism are both “from beneath” <10> out of
the bottomless pit, hence they have
the same vibration, hence they are mutually reinforcing. They
are members of the same team. This startling conclusion will be
borne out as my exposé unfolds.
The coming of the forerunners of rock music,
then, in the late fifties (pegged astrologically by Mother as
December 31, 1959), was simultaneous with the coming of age of
the reincarnated fallen Atlanteans. When you think about a generation
of the seed of the Wicked One being confined on the lower astral
plane in what is known as “the compound” and not being
allowed to see the light of day for nearly 12,000 years—so
evil was every imagination of the thoughts of their heart continually
before God (Elohim) (see Genesis 6)—you can understand the
pent-up anger they are unleashing against the seed of Christ and
the revenge they would take against God and society.
And these are the very ones whose misuse of the
science of sound, as well as of crystal <11> caused the
sinking of Atlantis, the very ones who have reembodied to destroy
civilization. They have not come to change their ways, to bend
the knee, or to confess the living Christ; instead of taking the
opportunity to make good they have determined to continue their
proliferation of evil and to bring this civilization to its knees.
Many think that young people with their rock
bands are just going through their phase—lots of people
have had bands and then they go on to other professions. It’s
kind of an accepted thing in this country that having a band or
a rock band is just something you do at a certain age and then
you move on.
Youth is not looked upon as being evil; on the
contrary, parents of these rock stars are proud of their sons—they’re
successful, they’re popular, they get on TV. “How
can they be evil, they’re such nice young men and women?”
(though there are much fewer women in rock). This logic is a lie
because these ‘musicians’ are reembodied Atlanteans
who destroyed their civilization the last time around; they’ve
sworn enmity with God and they’re likely to do it again,
if we don’t take a stand.
Tonight we’ll be tackling three aspects
of rock music. I know some have said that from a higher viewpoint
it’s not important to make distinctions between the types
of rock. But I feel it’s vitally important because rock
is like a many-headed Hydra or like the dragon in Revelation 12
and we must identify each subgenre. By identifying it, we decapitate
it and cauterize the stump so the Hydra cannot grow two heads
in its place! <12>
Most importantly, this is war, and, as Sun Tzu
said in The Art of War, “Know the enemy and know yourself.”
So, first we have heavy metal. Heavy metal today
bears little or no resemblance to its ancestors in the sixties
and seventies—groups such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Uriah
Heep, Black Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult and others. It’s a
completely new form which has taken root since the early eighties
and it’s experiencing a great surge in popularity. Heavy
metal is concerned with suicide, Satanism, a fixation with morbidity
and death, and an obsession with nuclear war. You’ll find
all these things in almost every heavy metal piece. They’re
an integral part of it. There’s no separating them. And
I’ll present my case as we continue.
Then there’s political rock, which I feel
is an important part of the conspiracy. Political rock is nothing
new. It started in the early sixties. What hasn’t changed
about it is that it’s anti-American, it promotes a one-world
government, it’s a satire and a mockery of the American
way of life, and it’s a transference of the responsibility
for war and poverty in the world to America, away from the real
source of the problem—the Soviet Union. One thing is certain,
you won’t find any political rock that is anti-Soviet.
So, on the political rock we’ll cover several
artists and I’ll document each of the statements that I’ve
just made.
The third aspect of rock that I’ll be taking
up is the techno-rock. Techno-rock is used for want of a better
term because almost all rock today is produced electronically
in a very sophisticated way. The ‘tools of the trade’
have grown in sophistication in the last ten years—especially
in the last five. It’s a whole new ball game, and I’ll
be demonstrating some modern studio equipment later tonight.
The fallen ones are using technology which has
been given to us by Saint Germain to control sound. Sound is the
force of creation; and what you hear, the sound you generate,
that is what you’re creating. The whole rock revolution
that’s happened has been through the evolution of digital
computers and particularly digital audio, which I’ll also
explain later.
The digital manipulation of sound gives incredible
power to the negative lyrics which these bands are prone to write,
which in turn provides a fascination for many youth who love technology
and are drawn to the almost irresistible sounds that come from
the studio today. They’re so unique. I am sure most of you
are somewhat familiar with the types of sounds I’m talking
about.
Now, with this techno-rock there have also been
albums which are designed more as an “experience”
than just as a record. You know, you buy this album and it takes
you somewhere. That’s not really new—the Beatles did
that too. But it’s more intense now and it’s almost
a sexual experience or a narcotic high—that’s the
type of high that you might get from some of these albums. And
the lyrics are all blatantly sexual with most techno-rock.
HEAVY METAL
There are several types of heavy metal, as described
by a 17-year-old metal musician:
There is hard core, which is a general term, and metal, another
general term, and then we have all those stupid subtitles—death
metal, black metal, speed metal (which is also thrash) and Christian
metal which is not popular. There is metal core, which is pretty
much what we are, the stuff that crossed over. Metal core is what
metal people consider metal and what hard core consider hard core.
Black metal is the Satan stuff, silly Devil
music. Death metal is pretty close to black metal but more doomy
and less satanistic, the darkness-evil side, but not necessarily
the Devil himself. Hard core is punk . . . There’s a fine
line between hard core and metal. A lot of bands cross over. A
lot of people do too. <13>
As we will see, most producers and consumers
of heavy metal music are very young. People can’t usually
stand it past their twenties. They have a saying which you’ll
see on one of these videoclips, “If it’s too loud,
you’re too old.”
Dave Benser, the author of the above quote, began
listening to the group KISS in first grade. KISS has been rumored
to stand for Knights in the Service of Satan. I don’t know
whether there is any truth to that but it seems highly plausible.
I’m going to play a segment from ABC’s
20/20 on heavy metal that aired in May. I think it’s the
best way to introduce the subject because their coverage is pretty
thorough. Although I don’t agree with most of the things
they say, at least you’ll get a chance to see some of these
people in action and some of the bands. So we’ll play that
now. [ABC 20/20 videoclip “The Children of Heavy Metal”
played]
Barbara Walters: When a form of music that our
children like becomes linked with ghoulish images and violent
theatrics, and even suicide, it demands our attention. Perhaps
more to the point, the children need our attention. Hundreds of
thousands of teenagers are locked onto so-called heavy metal music.
Are they despairing? What are their common bonds? And, as Stone
Phillips asks, is there a message that may be too loud for us
to hear?
Dad [videoclip, to son watching heavy metal group
on TV]: What is this garbage you’re watching? I want to
watch the news.
John Marler, Eyewitness News: Good evening. It
was rock and roll turned ugly—
Stone Phillips [voice-over]: A rock riot in New
Jersey tops the local news.
Marler: There were nearly three dozen arrests
and a state trooper was injured.
Phillips [voice-over]: A post-concert fight captures
the headlines. A parking lot disturbance at one arena leads police
to mobilize an army at the group’s next stop. At issue,
the impact of this loud, raucous music, heavy metal music, played
here by the supergroup Iron Maiden. Screeching guitars, flamboyant
bands, lyrics obsessed with sex, Satanism and even suicide—this
is not mainstream rock and roll, it’s the music of today’s
teen rebellion. What’s it about?
Mike Zakarian, Age 15: Togetherness, man, we
got to stick together and fight, man.
Teen #1: One giant family.
Zakarian: We got to fight—
Student: Fight for what?
Zakarian: Fight for our right, man, to listen
to our music and party, man.
Phillips [voice-over]: As metalmania grows, so
does the heavy metal debate.
Michael Konsevick, Teacher, Teaneck High: I think
it’s time, as Frank Zappa was saying, if your kid comes
home with an album with a guy with a chainsaw between his legs,
you better find out what that music is talking about.
Phillips [voice-over]: Critics say there’s
something seriously wrong with metal music, outrageous by design,
that it may have contributed to a number of teenage suicides,
like the ones in Bergenfield, New Jersey, March 11th. Four young
people died in a suicide pact. A heavy metal cassette box was
found at the scene. Later that same week, reporters were at the
scene of another suicide case in Illinois.
Chris Bury [Alsip, Illinois]: In this case, music
may also be involved. Her family says Nancy Grannan was obsessed
by lyrics from the rock band Metallica, lyrics she wrote down.
Jim Davis, Brother: I have lost the will to live,
simply nothing more to give, I will just say good-bye.
Phillips [voice-over]: This videotape by a Christian
group criticizes a song by Ozzy Osbourne, linked to a 1984 teen
suicide in California.
Announcer [videoclip]: Consider now for yourself
the words to “Suicide Solution.”
Ozzy Osbourne [words on screen]: Breaking laws,
knocking doors but there’s no one at home. Made your bed,
rest your head, but you lie there and moan. Where to hide, suicide
is the only way out. Don’t you know what it’s really
about?
Phillips [voice-over]: The music has prompted
pickets, record-burnings, even congressional hearings, where a
call for record companies to print lyrics on album covers as a
guide for concerned parents sparked a debate over censorship.
Tipper Gore, co-founder of the Parents Music Resource Center.
Tipper Gore, Parents Music Resource Center: Parents
should realize that we have explicit and graphic sex, extreme
violence, suicide in lyrics that is going to children that are
sometimes not even teenagers yet, and young teenagers.
Bruce Dickinson, Lead Singer, Iron Maiden: I
mean, that’s what annoys the hell out of me,
that people are saying that we’re a negative influence.
I just wish people would get a sense of proportion about what’s
right and wrong, and who are the real people that are poisoning
people’s minds, and why are they doing it. We say things
to people that mean something, I mean, you know, in our own little
way, that kids can relate to.
Phillips [voice-over]: What are these heavy metal
rockers saying to kids? And why are millions of teenage Americans
listening? To find out, we went backstage at this heavy metal
concert to meet Iron Maiden, and we went back to school to meet
the kids who go to heavy metal concerts, who belong to the heavy
metal crowd. Kids like these, with hormones popping, macho energy
surging, kids who will be our guides into a world most adults
are strangers to.
[on-camera] This is a high school in Teaneck,
New Jersey, a school with a reputation for excellence. But like
just about every other high school in America, Teaneck High has
its own group of so-called tough kids, hoods or burn-outs—some
into drinking or drugs, others who aren’t into much of anything
at all, except heavy metal music. [voice-over] It’s against
the rules to play music in the halls at Teaneck High, so it’s
hard to tell here just who belongs to the heavy metal crowd and
who doesn’t. But after school, Teaneck’s heavy metal
contingent is hard to miss. Meet Allen, Mike, Naseem and Melissa,
four devoted heavy metal fans.
[interview] This is it, this is the hot stuff.
Allen, turn it off for a second, so we can talk. Who is this?
Zakarian: S.O.D.
Allen Chaloub, Age 15: S.O.D.
Phillips [voice-over]: S.O.D.?
Chaloub: Storm Troopers of Death.
Phillips: Storm Troopers of Death, now, what
does that mean—Storm Troopers of Death?
Chaloub: It’s just a name.
Zakarian: It calms me down. Like, you know, if
anything’s on my mind, I just go and sit in my room and
play some music, and just sit down and think.
Phillips: And you can sort of drown out the world
that way.
Zakarian: Yeah, you know, it calms me down.
Phillips [voice-over]: For the most part, these
kids are not star athletes or straight-A students. Most don’t
belong to any high school clubs or hang out with the popular crowd.
Often, they feel like outcasts, like they don’t fit in,
especially in the classroom.
Teacher [videoclip]: What do you want to do with
your life?
Student [singing]: I wanta rock.
Group of Students [singing]: I wanta rock.
Jason Kalfin, Age 14: It’s like, you know,
some people don’t want to go to college. They want to do
something else. I mean, once you get out of high school, you figure
that you’ve been in school long enough, you don’t
want to, you know, spend any more time.
Phillips [voice-over]: They spend their afternoons
at the record store, flipping through albums, talking metal music
with their friends. The music is what brings them together. It’s
their way of belonging, their rooms a retreat from school and
from cliques they can’t relate to.
Michael Chaloub, Age 17: They got preps in there,
they got the nerds, and they got, you know, guys like us. The
preps, they’re the ones who always wear like they’re
in friggin’ Hawaii or something, they wear those ten thousand,
like, multi-color shirts. And, you know, like those idiots over
there, they go and play frisbee in the middle of a field.
Phillips [voice-over]: Sheigh Crabtree might
be considered a prep. She used to go to Teaneck High and always
believed the put-downs from the heavy metal crowd were just a
cover.
Sheigh Crabtree, Former Teaneck Student: Instead
of people just ignoring them, saying they’re heavy metal
kids, they need some support, they need some people to inspire
them, some people to look up to. I think being a teenager is a
really lonely time. You don’t know who to trust. Maybe when
you grow up, it’s the same thing, but right now, I mean,
I’ve never felt lonelier. And I think a lot of teenagers
feel that way.
Phillips [voice-over]: Lonely, she says, and
worried, like a lot of teenagers, about things like nuclear annihilation.
This song, by the group Megadeth, is about nuclear war. [rock
music played]
Kalfin: Like, you talk about the future and everything,
and like, there might not ever be a future, ‘cause they’re
still makin’ all these weapons and everything, and I think
about peace a lot.
Phillips [voice-over]: But make no mistake. This
is not the summer of love. Folk music is not their thing.
Mrs. Gore: There is a group called Motley Crue
that’s very popular with kids. They have an album that has
sold two million copies with lyrics like this, “Not a woman
but a whore. I can taste the hate. Well, now, I’m killing
you, watch your face turning blue.”
Phillips [voice-over]: We asked the kids about
that. They say parents pay more attention to the lyrics than they
do.
[interview] Those kind of songs—you don’t
think it says the wrong kind of thing?
Melissa Gill, Age 16: Yeah, it does. You shouldn’t
say, like, you know, bad things about what women do, you know.
It’s just like putting them down.
Naseem Buddha, Age 16: It’s like, not all
songs talk about that, though. So you just avoid the music that
you don’t like, that’s all.
Phillips [voice-over]: And it’s the same
with songs about Satanism and suicide. The kids in Teaneck said
they were shocked by the suicides in Bergenfield, the town next
door. But they still think it’s wrong to blame the music.
Michael Chaloub: Why didn’t we kill ourselves
yet?—because we listen to the same thing. And if the music
caused them to kill themselves, well, why didn’t we?
Allen Chaloub: That song, “Kill Yourself,”
you know, I mean, it’s just a song. You’re not going
to go out and do it, I mean, unless you got real bad problems
and everything, you know.
Kalfin: It’s, like, not the music that’s
going to kill you, it’s yourself.
Phillips [voice-over]: Music journalist Charles
Young has written about the heavy metal culture and believes it
may be healthy in a way.
Charles M. Young, Music Journalist: Heavy metal
speaks to the anger and despair of teenagers today the same way
that the blues used to speak to the despair and anger of black
people in the South. But without heavy metal there would probably
be a lot more suicides, because metal and certain other forms
of rock give teenagers something to believe in that they get no
place else.
Phillips [voice-over]: Basically, Teaneck’s
metal fans feel adults just overreact to the music, don’t
understand it or give it a chance. Like the teenager in this music
video, they feel themselves constantly colliding with the adult
world.
Harvey Kalfin, Jason’s Father: If it’s
too loud, you’re too old.
Phillips [voice-over]: Take Jay’s father,
for example. He never shared his son’s devotion to the music,
never quite understood as Jay transformed himself into a heavy
metal aficionado, at age five.
Harvey Kalfin: I kept telling myself that I had
to appreciate his music, and I would listen to it and it lasted
about 30 seconds, and then I’d yell, “Turn it down!”
But seriously, I have no objection to what music he likes to listen
to, and if—
Phillips: Would you?
Jason Kalfin: What?
Interviewer: Turn it down?
Jason Kalfin: Would I turn it down? No. I’d
turn it up, louder.
Sylvia Chaloub, Allen’s mother: I don’t
know what heavy metal is really like. Could it be worse than—
Allen Chaloub: Can I give an example?
Mrs. Chaloub: Like who?
Chaloub: Can I give an example?
Phillips [voice-over]: Allen’s mom tolerates
the heavy metal culture, or tries to.
Mrs. Chaloub: If it’s like the music that
you listen to—
Phillips [voice-over]: And the music is mild
compared to this. [music played] This is called moshing, a dance
popular among the metal crowd. At times, it looks more like a
contact sport. And what about this, stage-diving, a common occurrence
at heavy metal concerts all over the country? Jay broke his wrist
stage-diving a few months ago, but his fellow fans insist they
look out for one another.
Fan: You don’t want to get hurt. Everybody’s
got a little kind of brotherhood. No one wants to get hurt. Everybody
keeps their arms down. It looks—I have to admit, when I
first saw it, you know, I got scared, but it’s not—I’m
all sweaty, but it’s fun.
Phillips [voice-over]: Still, some counseling
groups say heavy metal is out of control and advocate a tough
stance, with rules to de-metal kids, impose a dress code, tear
down posters, and turn off the stereos.
Zakarian: If you come home late, they start bitchin’
at you and everything, you know, clean your room or take the dog
out or somethin’ like that, you know. You can’t go
up to them and, you know, tell them to go to hell, so you keep
all your anger in and stuff.
Tony Kingslow, Age 15: My parents are threat—I
said, “Dad, can I get an earring?” He’s like,
“I’ll kill you, I’ll rip out your ears.”
It’s like, he said, “I’ll kick you out of the
house and get your name changed to spaghetti”—and
then I say, “What’s so wrong about having an earring?
There’s nothing wrong with that. It doesn’t mean anything,
anything bad about it.” [crosstalk]
He thinks, “He’s a girl, he’s
a girl. Only girls wear that.” Who says?
Phillips [voice-over]: Tipper Gore has written
a book for parents in the eighties. We asked her where she thinks
parents should draw the line.
Mrs. Gore: I advocate a system where people can
make up their own minds according to their own values and their
own assessment of where their child is on a developmental spectrum.
Phillips [voice-over]: And if your fourteen-year-old
daughter wants to listen to this, will you let her?
Mrs. Gore: To heavy metal music? I’m not
sure. It would depend on what group.
Phillips [voice-over]: [group cheering] The Iron
Maiden group, one of the best-known among more than 1500 heavy
metal bands, is a worldwide phenomenon. They’ve even taken
their act behind the Iron Curtain, where their fans look and act
the same. Rock promoter John Scher.
John Scher, Rock Promoter: What happens at concerts
now is vastly different than the scene that surrounded concerts
in the sixties and seventies. It’s become an almost tribal
[emphasis added] kind of a gathering place. It has a lot more
to do with socialization than it does just the music.
Phillips [voice-over]: When Maiden played this
year at the Meadowlands in New Jersey, we went with our group
from Teaneck.
Young: When you’re a part of a crowd, you’re
incredibly powerful. And there’s no drug, there’s
nothing that can approach that feeling of exhilaration.
Phillips [voice-over]: When the concert was over,
we took them backstage. They got autographs from some of the band
members. And we got to talk to one of their idols, Maiden’s
Bruce Dickinson. We asked him what he says when critics accuse
heavy metal of inciting outrageous, even sick behavior.
Dickinson: You mean like selling arms to Iran,
or you mean like, you know, all these guys doing insider dealing,
or you mean like all these companies dumping toxic wastes everywhere,
you know? But because they wear suits and ties, it’s okay.
They’re not sick. Where else can these kids go, where they—you
know, they come somewhere, and they all feel a sense of, you know,
this is our thing, you know.
Phillips [voice over]: Dickinson acknowledges
though that heavy metal kids may be telling us something, about
how they feel pushed out and put down, about their needs, and
about how they’re coping with the pressures teenagers face
today, from family breakups to drugs.
Dickinson: And maybe if you listen, you might
understand a little of what he’s trying to go through, and
then you might understand why he likes things, why he doesn’t
like things, and ultimately, you find out that he’s a good
kid after all.
Walters: You know, Stone, this is hostile music,
and these are kids who seem to feel that the world out there is
hostile to them. So much of it is a matter of self-esteem. But
the music itself isn’t what does them harm.
Phillips: No, even the critics that we talk to,
among them, none says that the music alone is going to cause a
child to commit suicide, for instance. I think the point is, talking
to these teenagers who are into heavy metal music, that they’re
not necessarily looking for a heavy discussion with parents or
teachers about the meaning of their music. But the point is, tune
in and let it be known that whether you like the music or not,
it matters, because the kids matter.
Walters: Oh dear. God, it’s a tough time,
and it’s always a tough period for kids.
If you ask me, that’s nothing but a whitewash.
What this segment is designed to do is to put a human face on
heavy metal in order to demystify it and make it palatable. By
acting like the teenagers have chosen the music, the responsibility
for its violence is transferred to the children themselves. It
is never acknowledged that possibly the heavy-metal musicians
have created their own market by taking unfair advantage of the
vulnerability and natural rebellion of teenagers.
Nor is the question even raised that the group
members themselves might be tools of evil forces. It is denied
that the music can have a negative influence and this Charles
M. Young is sorely misguided if he thinks that heavy metal is
something teens can or should “believe in.”
The youth have been victimized and they don’t
know it. The battle is not about censorship or “saving children
from themselves.” It is about saving them from the likes
of Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden, who lines his pockets with
filthy lucre derived from the death of souls while pointing his
finger at other elements of society.
Just because kids can relate to heavy metal and
enjoy it doesn’t make it a good thing. We do not allow heroin
addicts to remain addicted just because it is their free will.
Neither do we blame them for their continued craving for the drug.
They have a “monkey on their back,” and we should
take a stand for them and against the monkey. The addict will
hate us in the moment but thank us profusely upon regaining his
senses.
Rock musicians will accept no responsibility
for feeding America’s metal habit. Instead, they are always
putting down others. As you saw with Bruce Dickinson, he’s
doing nothing but transferring our attention, saying, “Over
here. Don’t look at me, look at them. Look at the government,
look at the corporations.”
This transference is the key to understanding
the rock music plot because a lot of the political groups do the
same thing when it comes to making the people blame America and
blame our way of life for all the world’s ills. It’s
a transference from the real source of the problem. And they’re
great at it.
These rock musicians are spokesmen for the seed
of the Wicked One and they use their music and their beat to transfer
the guilt for all the crimes of the fallen angels to the Lightbearers.
This weight of guilt adds to the burden of the youth who are already
bowed down with drugs and feel alienated from society. I won’t
deny that being a teenager is tough. But this just compounds the
problem.
Heavy metal attracts the loners, as we saw in
the clip. These are already the ones most likely to commit suicide.
We heard mention of the girl who had the lyrics to a song with
her when she killed herself. The group involved was called Metallica.
When I was going out to do the research for this
lecture I went to a record store in Evanston near Northwestern.
And when I first walked in, I said, “Hi. I’m doing
research into suicide and Satanism.” And the manager got
real upset and he said, “There’s nothing like that
here. What are you talking about?” He didn’t like
me at all.
So I got into a conversation with a girl who
worked there who was nineteen. And it turned out that this group
was her favorite group. We got to talking about the suicide of
Nancy Grannan and, of course, she didn’t believe that that
song had caused her to commit suicide. As a matter of fact she
said, “It couldn’t have. It’s my favorite song.”
So I asked her what she thought of heavy metal
in general—and didn’t she think that it was a possibility
that music could at least have an influence on someone—maybe
not a negative influence, but at least that it had the power to
influence people. Well, she didn’t really know. But then
it came out later in the conversation that, well, she wouldn’t
really want her ten-year-old sister to listen to it. But it was
OK for her.
We kept discussing it. She said she didn’t
think the words really meant anything, but that they were just
an expression of emotion—that people were acting and the
lyrics didn’t really mean anything. And then she switched.
She couldn’t really defend that. So she said that the top
40 was as bad as heavy metal and that lots of kids listen to that
and parents didn’t care.
She cited the example of Madonna, claiming that
Madonna had posed in the nude before she became a singer. I said,
“Well, I don’t think anybody should be listening to
Madonna either.” So she thought about it. And I think that
she listened to what I had to say but she definitely wasn’t
converted by any means.
At one point she said she knew some members of
a rock and roll band and she was trying to explain to me how they
were just posing to look nasty but that they were really nice
people. At this point the store owner came over and remarked that
he expected that “a Northwestern student would be smarter.”
So I’m going to play you the song which
I believe caused Nancy Grannan to commit suicide. But first, I’d
like to introduce you to some of the other music that this group
has put out. This is a song about nuclear war—a familiar
topic. I’m going to read the lyrics:
Do unto others as they have done to you
But what the hell is this world coming to?
Blow the universe into nothingness
Nuclear warfare shall lay us to rest
Fight fire with fire
Ending is near
Fight fire with fire
Bursting with fear
We all shall die
Time is like a fuse, short and burning fast
Armageddon is here, like said in the past
Soon to fill our lungs the hot winds of death
The gods are laughing, so take your last breath
So we’ll play that now. [Excerpt of “Fight
Fire with Fire” by Metallica played] So it goes on. That’s
about a third of it.
Now, this Metallica would fall into the category
of “death metal.” They’re not overtly satanistic.
Take a good look at this album cover. What do you think the object
in the center is? It’s an electric chair. So you have this
group who is actively singing about death and they talk about
suicide in their song, yet they have a song which is against the
death penalty. You figure that out.
We have them criticizing the death penalty, which
is the only way that a civilized society can deter murder, and
yet they advocate suicide. In other words, they’re saying
to God: “You can’t tell me by your law (the law of
karma) when it’s time for me to go, but I can take my own
life (which is really God’s life) anytime I choose. I’m
better than you, God, and no one can tell me otherwise.”
These are the lyrics to their song against the
death penalty. It’s called “Ride the Lightning.”
Guilty as charged
But damn it, it ain’t right
There is someone else controlling me
Death in the air
Strapped in the electric chair
This can’t be happening to me
Who made you God to say
“I’ll take your life from you!!”
Flash before my eyes
Now it’s time to die
Burning in my brain
I can feel the flame
Wait for the sign
To flick the switch of death
It’s the beginning of the end
Sweat, chilling cold
As I watch death unfold
Consciousness is my only friend
My fingers grip with fear
What am I doing here?
Someone help me
Oh please God help me
They are trying to take it all away
I don’t want to die
Time moving slow
The minutes seem like hours
The final curtain call I see
How true is this?
Just get it over with
If this is true, just let it be
Wakened by horrid scream
Freed from this frightening dream.
We’ll play an excerpt from that now. [Excerpt
of “Ride the Lightning” by Metallica played] This
is supposed to evoke sympathy for this individual who is being
killed, but I don’t think they have too much sympathy for
the girl who killed herself.
We’re told that Nancy Grannan, nineteen,
of Alsip, Illinois, had listened to “Fade to Black”
and that she carried the lyrics with her—copied in her own
hand—and had them on the dashboard of the car while she
allowed herself to be poisoned by carbon monoxide. Days before
the suicide she read them to her sister-in-law, remarking, “This
sounds like my life.”
Grannan was trapped. She did have problems. She
was going through a divorce and she had some other personal problems.
But it wasn’t the end of her life. She could have been helped
by a good counsellor or even by the violet flame. I’m sure
there is someone she could have talked to. But instead, she turned
to heavy metal.
It’s interesting to note when you hear
this song that it starts out kind of nice, you know, with the
acoustic guitar—sounds kind of sweet. And this is what they
do. The fallen ones always allure you with something that looks
very good and very nice. And then when you’ve been caught,
they show you what it’s really like.
I think that this song is a prime example of
that. I’m going to play the whole song—it’s
about six minutes long—because I want everyone to understand
what this girl was up against and what all teenagers are up against
when they feel the despair that my mother talked about in her
commencement address on Sunday. It’s just that—they
have nowhere else to turn.
They feel alienated from their parents and they
just turn to this music—almost for mother love. It becomes
a surrogate mother, a pacifier and a security blanket—a
shield from the real world, yet the repository of everything they
fear most. And then the rhythm of rock—gentle and violent
—neutralizes their fears of those things which they really
ought to fear and then come to grips with in a mature way: sex,
death, dying, suicide, and nuclear war. These musicians are the
heroes of our children—like in Dungeons and Dragons, they
lead them through the labyrinth of the underworld—but they
don’t bring them back. So here are the “Fade to Black”
lyrics:
Life it seems, will fade away
Drifting further every day
Getting lost within myself
Nothing matters no one else
I have lost the will to live
Simply nothing more to give
There is nothing more for me
Need the end to set me free
Things not what they used to be
Missing one inside of me
Deathly lost, this can’t be real
Cannot stand this hell I feel
Emptiness is filling me
To the point of agony
Growing darkness taking dawn
I was me, but now he’s gone
No one but me can save myself, but it’s
too late
Now I can’t think, think why I should even try
Yesterday seems as though it never existed
Death Greets me warm, now I will just say goodbye
This stream of consciousness is nothing but
a dictation from the suicide entity, Annihla. This is channeling
right out of Hell. With their syncopated beat and the electronic
sound that becomes a “psychotronic” manipulation,
they are the open door to the mouthings of demons out of the pit.
Notice the passage “I was me, but now he’s
gone.” How often do you hear people going from the first
to the third person in the same sentence? By this statement, the
vocalist (and anyone who sings along) merges with the suicide
entity and loses his own identity. “I was me, but now he’s
gone”—who’s he? The disassociated self. The
person is saying, “I used to be me, but the me that I was—now
he’s gone.” But it’s the suicide entity that
has now displaced the I that used to be the self; and the entity
says now he’s gone and only I am here occupying this body.
I believe it’s important for us to place
ourselves in the position to hear what these teenagers are going
through. So we’ll play it now. [“Fade to Black”
by Metallica played] If we didn’t have the Ascended Masters
and their teachings, we’d feel like giving up after hearing
that song. And that’s just how she felt and that’s
just what she did—Nancy Grannan, bless her soul.
What really struck me about this recording is
that at the end of it you hear a kind of scream going off into
the distance. It sounds to me like the soul screaming after it’s
left the body and realized it’s been tricked into committing
suicide and what a trap it is.
Now, as bad as it is, it’s not the actual
suicide that is the core problem of this heavy metal and of rock
music. Suicide is only the end result of a chain of abominations.
It begins with the rape of the chakras by the rhythm and the sound.
It becomes an addiction, and the false hierarchy of Satan is involved
in this at all levels. And by the time suicide becomes the solution
because it’s the only way to get out of the grips of these
toilers, the soul has been devoured many times over.
There is a parallel here to the account of Jesus
casting out devils in the country of the Gadarenes. The devils
spoke to Jesus through the ones possessed and said, “Well,
if you’re going to cast us out, at least let us go into
the herd of pigs.” The Master consented and no sooner did
they go into the pigs than the whole herd, as it is written in
Matthew 8, “ran violently down a steep place into the sea
and perished in the waters.”
The swine—a very intelligent animal—committed
suicide. It was their only way out. They preferred death to demon
possession. And they did not have the power to deliver themselves
from the forces of Hell. Neither did the Gadarene demoniacs. And
neither did Nancy Grannan. And neither do our teenagers today.
I stand before Almighty God and in the name Jesus
Christ I charge you, Metallica: James Hetfield, Kirk Hammett,
Cliff Burton, and Lars Ulrich with the murder of this soul, Nancy
Grannan, and for putting a stumbling block in the path of this
sister who was a Holy Christ Child and had the opportunity, as
we all do, to make her ascension in this life. Her blood be upon
you and all of your ill-gotten gains!
Let us take our stand now and give The Judgment
Call “They Shall Not Pass!” by Jesus Christ. Together:
In the Name of the I AM THAT I AM,
I invoke the Electronic Presence of Jesus Christ:
They shall not pass!
They shall not pass!
They shall not pass!
By the authority of the cosmic cross of white fire
it shall be:
That all that is directed against the Christ
within me, within the holy innocents,
within our beloved Messengers,
within every son and daughter of God...
Is now turned back
by the authority of Alpha and Omega,
by the authority of my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ,
by the authority of Saint Germain!
I AM THAT I AM within the center of this temple
and I declare in the fullness of
the entire Spirit of the Great White Brotherhood:
That those who, then, practice the black arts
against the children of the Light...
Are now bound by the hosts of the Lord,
Do now receive the judgment of the Lord Christ
within me, within Jesus,
and within every Ascended Master,
Do now receive, then, the full return—
multiplied by the energy of the Cosmic Christ—
of their nefarious deeds which they have practiced
since the very incarnation of the Word!
Lo, I AM a Son of God!
Lo, I AM a Flame of God!
Lo, I stand upon the Rock of the living Word
And I declare with Jesus, the living Son of God:
They shall not pass!
They shall not pass!
They shall not pass!
Elohim. Elohim. Elohim. [chant]
Let us call to Archangel Michael to protect the
souls of all teens who have committed suicide and to bind all
demons of Death and Hell who have lured them to that fate. Together:
*Lord Michael before, Lord Michael behind,
Lord Michael to the right, Lord Michael to the left,
Lord Michael above, Lord Michael below,
Lord Michael, Lord Michael wherever I go!
I AM his Love protecting here!
I AM his Love protecting here!
I AM his Love protecting here!* (9x)
*I AM Presence, Thou art Master,
I AM Presence, clear the way!
Let thy Light and all thy Power
Take possession here this hour!
Charge with Victory’s mastery,
Blaze blue lightning, blaze thy substance!
Into this thy form descend,
That Perfection and its Glory
Shall blaze forth and earth transcend!* (9x)
Thank you and thank God for that release of
Light! (Please be seated.) There is a protective membrane around
the etheric body. Mother has described it as being “white
and bluish, having light veins through- out—veins of light.”
Gradually, from repetitive listening to rock, the membrane is
weakened from being bombarded by violent sound. So, it wears thin
until finally it bursts, and then you start having more tears.
The purpose of this protective sheath is to prevent
the astral plane (Death and Hell) from penetrating the four lower
bodies and violating the soul. The real purpose of rock music,
then,
from the satanic point of view is to tear this protective sheath,
thereby making the soul vulnerable to anything else the sinister
force may desire to do with her until they’ve bled her of
all her light: her own self-destruction becomes their method of
discarding their victim.
Now I’d like to show you the pictures of
a few young people that are into heavy metal and tell you their
story. These are taken from a June 4, 1987, article in the Washington
Post. This is Stacy Allen. She’s twenty and she says that
she doesn’t even do drugs because a heavy metal concert
is a better high:
“It’s better than drugs and alcohol
and I don’t have a hangover in the morning....Some bands
are so good they’ll just tear you apart. I’m not saying
every band is good enough to do this. But my favorites, they can
obliterate me. I feel like there’s nothing left anywhere
after I’ve been there. It’s like, am I there or am
I in Ohio? It’s awesome. Anything that can blow you from
D.C. to Ohio is pretty powerful.”
This is an increment of self-destruction every
time it happens to her. And the rush of the life-force going out
of her which will never return is “sweet death.” And
she can’t help herself, she can’t stop herself anymore
than a heroin addict can stop because she’s addicted to
that sensation. It’s the bleeding of the chakras of their
light. It is almost as if the chakras, which are normally convex
and full of light, were to become deflated like a balloon. They
literally get depressed. This loss of light is the spiritual cause
of depression, which, as we know, has become recognized as a national
disease—as highlighted in a recent cover story of Newsweek.
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When the life-force has been spent, whether through
rock or perverted sex or drugs, two feelings emerge: depression
and then the desire for more stimuli to counteract the depression.
Who benefits from this vicious cycle? The depression entity, whose
name as revealed to Mother is “Depressa,” a female
vampire entity. She and Annihla, the suicide entity, are a team—they
work together.
The demons and discarnates out of Death and Hell
all benefit from rock and roll. Because foul spirits can survive
only by constantly raping the Light from the chakras of the Lightbearers.
That’s their only source. Without it they would be no more.
So they get one, a few or ten million listening
to rock music and they have easy access to all the light they
want. They live off of it, they get drunk on it—and drunk
with power—and they use that power of the Children of Light
to carry out the agenda of Hell: controlled social and political
change by the architects of world destruction who, as the archdeceivers
of mankind, use the rock stars as pawns in the game. Thus some
rock musicians are duped (themselves victims of the sinister force)
but others are conscious willing tools of the powers of Hell.
And that explains the rock/Satanism connection.
This connection consists of groups like Slayer and Venom who are
disciples of Satanism. They don’t deny it. They readily
admit it and it’s in their lyrics.
This is the Satanic Bible. On the cover is the
inverted pentagram with the Goat of Mendes superimposed. Now,
the inverted pentagram is a familiar symbol if you’re into
heavy metal. Some kids who are into it may not know that it’s
on the cover of the Satanic Bible, but there it is in its entirety.
And here we have the man responsible for it all—or the pawn
of the man responsible for it all. This is Anton LaVey, the head
of the Satanist church. He has claimed credit for the rise of
“black metal” or “Satanist metal.”
As quoted in the Washington Post, February 23,
1986, he says, “The Satanist rock lyrics, the Satanic movies,
even the Satanic murders, . . . all grew from the Church of Satan.
Let’s give me a little credit for having moved society—up
or down—but for at least having moved it.” <15>
It is interesting that LaVey claims not to like
rock music. This is a bit like Pravda claiming that the Soviet
Union doesn’t like taking political prisoners. When you
consider the background of LaVey as the reincarnation of V. I.
Lenin, it starts to sound like old, familiar rhetoric.
LaVey himself is involved in music. You may not
know this, but according to his own story he sits there ‘most
every night and plays his organ or banks of synthesizers—very
late, in the early morning hours from 2:00 to 4:00 a.m. That’s
when Stalin held court and received his diplomatic envoys from
the West. He would only see them at those hours.
And it’s not just Stalin, it’s the
modern Soviet Union also. This is when the ELF <16> waves
that the Soviet Union constantly beams at the United States are
most effective. So you start to wonder, when all these things
are happening, and you put two and two together. Well, the source
is the same. We also know that beloved Kuthumi plays his organ
at Shigatse (his retreat in Tibet) at night for souls who have
made the transition. And he may be playing it to counteract Anton
LaVey.
This is a slide of Anton LaVey again. I wanted
you to take note of what he’s doing with his hands. That’s
the Satanist mudra (with the thumb holding two center fingers
against the palm, the index and little finger are raised). It
represents the goat’s head of the Goat of Mendes, also called
the symbol of Baphomet, which is represented by the symbol behind
his head. This satanic hand mudra is imitated by many of these
heavy metal groups and listeners. In the clip we saw from 20/20
you could see a few of them doing it. But I’m going to show
you some other clips as well and you will see that this is standard
practice at a heavy metal concert.
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