Despite the attempts to use scientific and historical evidence to support 2012 theories, the previous chapters show that there is not nearly enough evidence from science and history on their own to convince anyone of the special significance of 2012. Yet, many people genuinely believe that something very significant, whether catastrophe or enlightenment, is going to happen. This cannot be explained without looking at the spiritual roots of both those who espouse 2012 theories and those who believe them. By examining the true source of the 2012 theories, we will be able to better examine the possible agendas behind them.

David Wilcock is one of the longest tenured and most well known espousers of 2012 theories. His interviews, books, and films have reached millions of people. According to his website,[1] he started having strange dreams and experiencing strange synchronicities when he was two years old, had out of body experiences and experimented with ESP by the age of 7, read hundreds of “metaphysical” books on topics like lucid dreaming and channeling, came to believe he is the reincarnation of Edgar Cayce, and of course believes that 2012 is very significant to humanity (of course, the original name of his website was Ascension 2000, so he’s been wrong before).[2]

It is of course possible that Wilcock is a complete charlatan and is cynically manipulating other people and making things up about himself and his experiences in order to attract attention and increase merchandise sales. However, if his accounts of his own experiences and abilities did not resonate with anyone, who would buy or believe in his material? It is clear that many people have had similar enough experiences that they believe Wilcock or are at least interested in what he has to say.

It is also possible that everything Wilcock says is true and not only has he experienced what he has claimed to have experienced, but that his view about the world and 2012 is accurate and things are unfolding just the way that his “automatic writing” has predicted that it would. The significant problem with this approach, however, is that Wilcock has not been right about much of anything. His predictions for “ascension” to occur in the year 2000 obviously didn’t pan out, and he relies on much of the same bogus “scientific” support for his theories that has been convincingly refuted in the earlier chapters of this book and many other places.[3]

The third possibility, and the one that will be the working hypothesis of this book, is that Wilcock and others like him believe what they say and really have had various spiritual experiences, but are being deceived as to the entities they are communicating with and are being used to spread lies about a variety of subjects, including 2012. This explains both the appeal of Wilcock’s work, the seeming genuineness and confidence of his presentation, and the fact that he almost always wrong when he makes a prediction.[4] For example, here are some of his predictions for 2009.

David also predicts that President Obama will attempt to reveal the existence of aliens and alien technologies this year. He says it’ll be a two-hour prime time special, in which a human-like off world entity will be introduced. Wilcock is a rare voice in his field that both knows about the Illuminati and its now public push for a New World Order, AND still believes that Obama is “authentic.” He says while Obama is surrounded by minions of the Rockefeller/Rothchild [sic] secret societies, “they do not control the administration.” He urges seekers of truth not to give in to cynicism and a hardened perspective. On the economic crisis, he says, “You’re going to see things that might appear scary at first.” But that there’s a renewal coming that will help us all see the grander context.[5]

Leaving his assessment of Obama aside, it is obviously easy to assess the accuracy of the two-hour prime time aliens introduced by Obama prime time special prediction. In a strange way, predictions like this indicate that he really believes what he is saying. If he was a cynical charlatan, he would be careful to avoid such precise and unlikely predictions.

If Wilcock is getting these predictions from a source outside himself, what is the source? Wilcock refers to communications with “Higher Intelligence” and “his own higher self” to explain his channeling connection.[6] It is clear from the inaccuracy of the information he gets from this source that either the source is quite limited in its knowledge of the future, or is intentionally misleading Wilcock. Perhaps a clue to the true nature of these “higher forces” is that Wilcock was very afraid of them when he first encountered them as a child.[7] From a Christian perspective, the entities that Wilcock is communicating with are demons or “fallen” angels. If the angel hypothesis is correct, we would expect these entities to spread lies about Jesus Christ and to try to lead people away from Him. We would also expect other people to have similar experiences to Wilcock, and that is exactly what we do find.

–Andrew

[2] Ibid

[3] http://divinecosmos.com/

[4] http://www.greatdreams.com/hitmiss.htm

[5] http://astrology.about.com/b/2009/10/11/david-wilcock-predictions.htm

[6] http://divinecosmos.com/index.php/about-david-wilcock

[7] http://divinecosmos.com/index.php/component/content/37?task=view

If you have spent any amount of time in alternative conspiracy circles you have probably heard of Benjamin Creme’s “Maitreya” I have mentioned him a few times in my videos as well. I would like to take a second look at this figure, because I don’t think everything is as it seems with him, and not for the reasons you might think…

Introduction

Bejamin Creme, an Englishman, claims to be in contact with an entity called Maitreya. This entity speaks to him through telepathic means, a communion he sometimes refers to as an overshadowing by Maitreya. Creme claims that Maitreya is the “world teacher” that is awaited by the Theosophical Society. As the Theosophical Society’s World Teacher, he is Jesus, Buddha and Krishna wrapped up in one, something known as the “Christ Principle” or “Christ Consciousness.” Creme claims that Maitreya has prepared a body for himself, and lives in London, and will soon begin his public ministry, which consists of “showing us the way out of our current difficulties and bring the new teachings which will guide humanity towards its next evolutionary step.” In fact, in a recent post on the Share International website, Creme claims that Maitreya has already begun his public ministry by appearing on American TV. Unfortunately, Creme refuses to tell us what name Maitreya goes by, but more on that later.

Creme basically claims any miracle or weird occurrence is because of Maitreya… for instance on his website, Creme claims that the ending of the Cold War, the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the end of apartheid in South Africa were just a few examples of Maitreya’s “peace miracles”. So the pattern has been the same, the more outlandish the claim the more publicity, and then when it doesn’t happen, Creme just comes up with a lame excuse to explain why it didnt.

One of Creme’s early publicity stunts involved the date July 31, 1985. When Maitreya disappointed a group of reporters who had gathered to see him, Creme claimed that Maitreya was thwarted by “Cosmic Evil forces”. Creme refers to these forces in an article, in which he interviews himself with a Question-and-Answer-format, just as Helena Blavatsky would do:

Q.I remember when the journalists were waiting for Maitreya in London with Patricia Pitchon [31 July 1985], when apparently Hierarchy decided to move forward, and was attacked by evil forces, specially those from Outer Space, those called Cosmic Evil forces. So Hierarchy had to shield the Earth and some moves in the Reappearance had to be postponed. Now that Maitreya has moved forward, does it imply that our planet is more shielded against intrusions from Cosmic Evil forces, as a consequence of permission given from divine levels of our planet and beyond, to permit Hierarchy to work without being interrupted?
A. No. Maitreya took advantage of an opening of a window of opportunity at a given time.
In order to get a complete understanding of who Maitreya really is, we must take a look at his past. When we do so, we notice a string of misses, especially with regards to dates, and appearances. As we know, “A wicked and adulterous generation asks for a miraculous sign,” and Maitreya’s signs are not even a little miraculous.

Signs and Miracles

Creme has claimed that everything in the sky is the star sign, he has a plethora of totally ridiculous pictures on his website all of which Creme claims to be alien spacecraft, which is what he says the star sign actually is. Some of them are of Venus, others are close up shots of stars, while others still are colored blurs. In the end, all they prove is that Creme has become so desperate, that he will put up any old picture people send him, in order to keep the momentum going. It’s not easy to keep the hype going after 35 years…

He also claims that Maitreya has taken credit for the Norway Spiral. This one is particularly funny if you have spent any time at all looking into the Norway spiral, because it clearly is some sort of land to air projectile that spun out of control in an interesting but not unique way, as evidenced by viewing the spiral from almost any other angle. I will put a link in the description section that has some really good info in this.

There are other miracles that I encourage you to check out on his website including crying Madonna statues, Crop circles and reflections on buildings.

I would have you notice something else about them too….out of all these dozens of so called miracles, none offer any evidence that Maitreya really exists outside of Crèmes head….all of them except for one…

That is the claim that Maitreya showed up “out of nowhere” in a prayer meeting of Mary Akatsa in the middle of a crowed of hungry people in Narobi and spoke with them. And people were said to have worshipped him.

I want to make it clear that this is the only evidence in the last 35 years that Matrieya exists outside of Creme’s head…if this can be proven to be false, then there is absolutely no reason to believe Crème about anything else.

Here are a few interesting details about this event.
First the reason this event is given credibility is because of the testimony of a man named Job mutungi, who was the editor of the Swahili version of the Kenyan times. And his article also published pictures of the event which they make sure to point out that photographers are always at this woman’s meetings.

Now, according to this article that I found, published just after the events on June 28 1988 in a newpaper called the Washington Afro American, it says that The Kenyan Times when it published the front page story about Jesus coming to Nairobi was in the process of conducting a quote “big circulation drive under the tutelage of British tabloid experts”

This is a very significant point because it seems to confirms Fritz Springmeir who had written the following in a timeline, before his imprisonment:

1986- Top executives of British Media agree to stage the Maitreya’s “Day of Declaration”, but higher authorities in British government veto it.

According to this timeline this was two years before the Nairobi event.

Another piece of information about this meeting, is that the woman who was conducting this meeting, was well known in the area for her heretical teachings. In one interview she explains her method of healing through an interpreter:

MN. Do you go into trance when you are healing? Do you feel the Christ’s energies flowing through you? Are you aware of what is going on when you are healing or does the Christ take over your body?
M. Mami changes when the power goes through. She’s absolutely in trance. She doesn’t recognize individuals. A screen covers her eyes and messages appear on people’s chests.

Adding to the evidence against Maitreya’s Kenya appearance, is that there appears that another evangelist was competing with her across town that week, an evangelist who was drawing much bigger crowds than her, according to the afro times. I would also add that later on it would be claimed that the other evangelist said that Jesus would show up in Nairobi, this detail seems to be added later and no one ever remembers hearing him say it as far as I can verify.

Lastly, this figure who appeared as a Muslim Jesus was said to have “appeared out of nowhere”, but yet he left in a car, after asking a man for a ride to the bus stop! Later, the man who gave him a ride to the bus stop came back to the meeting to tell the crowed that he vanished into thin air at the bus stop that he took him to. So we have to take this driver’s word that there was a miracle after he left.

So, in terms of authenticity, we have the fact that British Tabloids were helping the Kenyan Times increase circulation, the fact that whoever was there claiming to be Maitreya, appeared out of nowhere, but asked for a car ride to a bus stop, presumably because he was out of spirit gas to vanish back into thin air, and the only witness of this “miracle” is the driver who took him to the bus stop. How likely is it that Maitreya is who Creme claims he is, or for that matter, how likely is it that Maitreya is anything other than a fictional character from Creme’s imagination?

Publicity Campaigns and Raj Patel

Creme has been using the same tactic for 35 years, which is to take out big advertisements in major newspapers, and make bold claims like a few decades ago when he took out full page ads in major newspapers claiming, “The Christ is Now Here.” In 1982, Creme claimed Maitreya would announce his existence on world wide television broadcasts, and that he would do that on Monday, June 21, 1982. Yet again, he has done the same thing when he recently put out, this time television and radio ads all over the world claiming that a star sign in the east would herald Maitreya’s public ministry very soon. Creme has appeared on many radio shows and other interviews over the years telling people about Maitreya.

So Creme, following his usual pattern, put out a bold press release and an equally bold ad campaign, this time on major television and radio networks, around December 12th 2009, claiming that Maitreya would show himself very soon and he told everyone to look for a star sign shining brightly in the east. He also weaved his “Christ Consciousness” theory, which is the belief that Jesus was the same as Buddha and Krishna, also a crucial part of the deception… Then he put out a press release saying that Maitreya’s public appearance had actually begun. Creme said that Maitreya had appeared on American television but refused to say where people could watch it, oh and of course he said Maitreya wouldn’t use the name Maitreya.

Now this of course lead to people looking around the internet and checking their tv guides to see who had given their first interview on American television on a major network at that specific time window. This lead people to Raj Patel who certainly looks the part, and other than a slight stutter problem has a very convincing speaking demeanor as well. The kicker was that he is talking about the very thing that Creme said Maitreya would focus on, which was the waste of food resources and how to distribute them to those in need (Mr. Patel has a book that he is promoting on this very subject). My personal opinion is that Creme did want people to think it was Patel even if just for a little bit to keep interest in Share INTL going. After all, he could always not confirm or deny it as he always has unless Raj specifically denied it, but I don’t think Crème knew it would be as big as it was and that it would eventually require a public denouncement of Crème and Maitreya on the part of Raj Patel. The reason I say that it seems Creme wanted people to think this, is because of Creme’s reaction through all of it. When it was suggested that it was Raj Patel at first Creme did his usual thing just keeping the hype going and be ambiguous. Eventually, Patel came out and said that he thought Creme was a whacko. This forced Creme to admit that Patel was not Maitreya.

Maitreya’s Public Ministry

Now in more recent developments Creme claimed that Maitreya has now appeared 11 times on American TV. Creme says that Maitreya is about to do shows in other countries including Japan, Europe, South America, Russia and China, and when this happens, Creme says he will be speaking the language of whatever country he is in.

In a recent publication, Creme offered more of his signature tantalizing clues as to where you can find these interviews without actually telling you anything of value. Some of the clues are:

1)That they are high-powered television interviews from major TV programs and that via the internet Maitreya can be heard and seen by millions at the same time.
2) All the interviews have been on the same channel up until now.
3) They are all about 30 mins long.

So the wild goose chase continues. But this time he digs his hole deeper, after all, how many American Talk Shows do you know which have interviewed the same person 11 times, at 30 minutes a pop, on the issue of food shortages and spiritual truth?

At this point, we should also be asking ourselves, “If Maitreya’s message is so crucial to the salvation of mankind, why is he hiding? Why is he using cryptic signs, and masquerading as a common person, rather than declare his supposed glory, and claim his throne as messiah?”

Alleged Links to the United Nations
There is also the claim that Share International has consultative status to the UN. What I have done in the past, is quote the same line that people often use when talking about this which is that,

“Share International Foundation is accredited as an official non-governmental organization (NGO) by the United Nations, and the magazine, as stated on the inside cover of each issue, is published by SI “…in association with the Department of Public Information at the United Nations.”

Now you can go to the Non Governmental organizational website of the UN and look through their directory of NGO’s and you will notice that Share international is not listed.
But the question is, does anyone know what an NGO is?

I submit that even if Share International was listed as an NGO of the UN in the past, there really is no special requirements, other than being non-profit and in good standing. The rewards for being an NGO is equally unremarkable- 50 reserved seats on the upper deck of the general council meetings as long as nothing special is going on. You could also ask “Kids with a Cause” and “Girl Scouts of the Philippines” as they are both NGOs of the UN, and as far as I know, they are not helping usher in the New Age of Aquarius. You can also look through the requirements and benefits on UN NGO in the “about us” section.

Antichrist…. or not?

It seems that many people are concerned about Maitreya being the Anti-Christ. Even people that are not Christians seem to know that if this Maitreya person was anything more than a figment of Creme’s imagination, he would obviously be the Antichrist. When they hear a description of Benjamin Creme’s Maitreya they will say something like “oh you mean like the Anti-Christ” A case in point is George Norry of Coast to Coast AM , a man who very much disagrees with biblical Christianity. When he heard Creme’s description of Maitreya, he said that it sounded an awful lot like the Antichrist to him. He said he also got a weird vibe from Creme, as did many of his listeners.

The point I am trying to make is that the bible says that almost everyone, and especially non Christians, will not suspect this AntiChrist to be the Antichrist. They are going to think he is the real deal. This is not the case with Maitreya, as absolutely everyone suspects him to be the Anti-Christ, even before anyone has even heard from him. There are many other things about Maitreya that I will mention in a moment that don’t add up at all to me.

This got me and my friend Frank Lordi, my co-host from the Frank and Chris Show, thinking. It seems to us that this has all the hallmarks of a deception of some sort and I’ll talk about that in a second but first lets look at some scenarios in which this could be a deception:

1.) Creme could be nothing more than someone like Jordan Maxwell or Michael Tsarion, who have a certain skill in speaking and basically spread the message of luciferianism to people who have recently shattered paradigms and are vulnerable to new programming. In telling people about Maitreya, Crème always makes sure to slip in the key component to the externalization of the mysteries in my opinion which is that Jesus was just the “Christ consciousness” and it will be the same consciousness that was in Buddha or Krishna that will be coming back in the future…whether you believe in Maitreya or not this is the message that will prepare the road for the real antichrist and it doesn’t matter if Crème is proven to be a fraud or not as long as he can keep getting that message to audiences.

2.) It could also be another form of a misdirection or slight of hand. If people focus all their energy on thinking that the entity that Benjamin Creme has been promising to show up for 35 years is the Antichrist then they are a not likely to keep looking, they would also look pretty silly when once again Creme is proved to be a fraud.

I don’t deny that Benjamin Creme is talking to a spiritual entity who is telling him to say all this stuff. The enlightenment or spiritual evolution message is pretty much consistent with the rest of the spirits who totally lie about their identities to the person they are talking to. As I have demonstrated in videos like “How 2012 Enlightenment Will Lead to Genocide” and “The 2012 Deception Presentation“, I demonstrate a possible use for this specific mentality for a united false utopia.

You should also remember that these spirits have absolutely no qualms with hanging the person out to dry when they have done their task of evangelizing the core idea. Do you remember the 15 minutes of fame of blossom goodchild and her alien friends that she was channeling which told her to tell the world they were going to show up on a particular day?

So in conclusion:
Benjamin Creme has spent 35 years doing the same thing, telling people that Maitreya has just shown up, and then trying to explain why he cant tell you where he is, all the while, getting paid to travel the world on the hype and preach a specific type of luciferianism. There is no reason to expect Maitreya to show up just because Creme’s claims get bolder, especially as we have proven that Creme has been false on every single occasion in the past.

I need to say and pay attention because I think this is where many of us including myself have been confused. Benjamin Crème was a big time fan of the theosophical society’s writings about the world teacher. His own writings are obviously heavily borrowing from Bailey and Blavatsky. Crème was just an unknown guy who after reading their writings claimed their world teacher was talking to him and he was about to show up on and blah blah blah 35 years pass…well the theosophical society apparently does not claim Crème, maby its because he has not come through so many times, I don’t know but I know that Crème is not a member of the society either.. the point Im trying to make is this…

Yes the World Teacher that was prophesied by Bailey and Blavatsky sounds like the antichrist…and if they say their world teacher has returned you should watch your back.

But in my opinion the only reason that Cremes Maitreya sounds like the world teacher is a.) Because Crème read so much Bailey that he knew the basic idea or b.) that he read so much Bailey that the demons he was letting into his body started acting like the world teacher in order to get people to hear their luciferian doctrine, as demons always play to the person’s paradigm. Whatever you’re into they will seem to confirm it.

Yes the world teacher sounds like the Anti-Christ, but not even the theosophical society believes Creme’s Maitreya is the World Teacher. yes a man will show up at some point and have these basic characteristics, and we should be vigilant in watching. BUT with a track record like Creme’s I think that its time that genuine truth seekers stop saying how high when Creme’s demon says jump.

Yes I understand Im taking a risk that Cremes could actually produce a youtube clip of one of these interviews that Maitreya has apparently done, and if he does, I will reevaluate all of this, but Im pretty sure he doesn’t have a hand to play. He’s been in the game for 35 years, and we’d expect him to have played an ace or two after all these years if he had them…