Achieving World Peace And Ecological Balance

by Thomas Ivan Dahlheimer


Influential leaders of the United Nations are on a mission to achieve world peace and ecological balance... by, both, establishing a one world government and uniting the worlds religions into a one world religion - a world unifying and eco-friendly religion... a religion based on religious syncretism and the scientific Gaia Hypothesis.

For many indigenous people, in 1994, the birth of Miracle, a female white buffalo calf, signaled a time of earth changes and the coming of the mending of the "Rainbow Hoop" - the sacred Circle of Nations - a necessary step toward achieving world peace and ecological balance.




Nineteen generations ago, a woman of supernatural origin appeared to the Lakota and transformed herself into a white buffalo calf. She was given the name White Buffalo Calf Women. She brought instruction in sacred ceremonies of how to live in balance with all life. She left behind a sacred bundle containing a sacred pipe of peace and prophesied that the birth of a white buffalo calf would be a sign that she would soon return to purify the world.

Chief Arvol Looking Horse (Lakota) is the current Sacred White Buffalo Calf Pipe Carrier for the Lakota-Dakota-Nakota Nation. Arvol has been working to bring to the world the peace-message as taught by White Buffalo Calf Woman through an annual event he named World Peace and Prayer Day. He has brought his work of peace to the United Nations - and Canada has officially declared June 21 World Peace and Prayer Day.

Chief Looking Horse and an associate of his, Hanne Strong, have worked together on world peace initiatives. In the year 2000, they attended and participated in the United Nations Millennium World Peace Summit of Religious and Spiritual Leaders. During the summit, Hanne's husband Maurice Strong, the Chair of the International Advisory Board of the Millennium World Peace Summit, gave a speech on Religion, Peace and the United Nations. Top representatives from many world religions participated in this Summit's mission to bring the world's religious traditions to the United Nations World Peace Initiative.

The goal of world peace has been sought by religious leaders, philanthropists and philosophers alike throughout the centuries. However, for over a decade and a half there has been a resurgence among postmodern scholars and liberal theologians to try to achieve world peace through religious partnerships, even unification. The Millennium World Peace Summit of the United Nations is one of their latest attempts to gain more credibility and influence at the international level. By gaining more and more credibility and influence they hope to eventually accomplish their goal of world peace.

Some of today's most influential scholars and liberal theologians have a United Nations initiative to establish religious partnership agreements that they hope will ultimately lead to the unification of the world's religions, which, in their view, would be an important step toward achieving world peace.

The "unification of the world's religions" means the end of all separate religions through a syncretistic blending of all religions into a New World Religion - or One World Religion.

Hanne Strong and her friends are working to unite the world's religions into a single religion - a One World Religion. And doing so, by working hand in hand with some of the leaders of the United Nations Global Ethic Initiative.

A leader of the UN Global Ethic Initiative, Hans Kung, was commissioned by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization to create a "Declaration of Global Ethic". Kung writes in Global Responsibility: In Search of a New World Ethic:

"Any form of church conservatism is to be rejected....To put it bluntly: No regressive or repressive religion - whether Christian, Islamic, Jewish or of whatever provenance - has a long-term future." Furthermore, according to Kung, "there will be no...room for diversity" (including religious diversity), because, "If ethics is to function for the well-being of all, it must be indivisible. The undivided world increasingly needs an undivided ethic..." If we eliminate religious diversity we will have a single global religion - a One World Religion.

Another leader of the UN Global Ethic Initiative, Gerald Barney, wrote: "Five billion of us humans must prepare to die to 20th century ways of thinking and being...Every person must think like earth, to act like earth, to be earth." World renowned ecologists and liberal theologians who are involved with the UN Global Ethic Initiative religiously believe in and honor Mother Earth as a [less-than-divine] goddess. We cannot literally "be the earth" because we are Spirit, but on our spiritual journey to ultimately experiencing ourselves as Spirit we can and should first attain unto a spiritual experience wherein we feel like we are the earth.

David Spangler - Director of PLANETARY INITIATIVE, (a United Nations World government group) wrote: "...the idea of a world soul, an anima mundi, a planetary Logos, is an ancient one found in both Eastern and Western culture. This world soul is usually conceived as a "formative force," an active, intelligent, purposeful spiritual presence at work in the material world to guide and guard the course of planetary evolution. It is generally not accorded the status of being the ultimate source or Creator [who is divine and worshiped] but might be looked upon as a great angelic or archangelic being [who is a less-than divine goddess] presiding over the well being of the world, or as the gestalt, the wholeness of all the lives and patterns that manifest upon, and as, the earth.

Archbishop Javier Lozano Barragán, president of the Pontifical Council for Health Care Workers, called the global ethic movement an "eco-religion". He said it manifests itself "as a new spirituality that supplants all religions, because the latter have been unable to preserve the ecosystem."

Vatican Radio said the popular film Avatar "cleverly winks at all those pseudo-doctrines that turn ecology into the religion of the millennium".

Ecology as a religion stems from the "Gaia Hypothesis", which James Lovelock, a world renowned scientist and futurist, offered as a paradigm shift to the Western world's mechanistic (nature-as-machine) world view. In this paradigm shift, the Earth, which has been given the name Gaia, is believed to be a living organism with a self regulating consciousness.

For the people who are of a particular version of the Gaia eco-religion, she (Gaia) is an ecologically-conscious less-than-divine goddess that they honor, pray to, and come close to worshipping. Their religion is simular to, both, the Hindus religion and Native America religions. The Hindus whorship God [or Shiva and Vishnu who are One and Divine Spirit] and honor, pray to, and come close to worshipping the "earth goddess", who is the Earth, or a manifestation of Brahma. Brahma is the universe and also in a special way the earth.] Also, many Native Americans honor Mother Earth and worship the Great Spirit.

The Gaia Hypothesis states that all life, and all living things on this planet, are part of a single, all-encompassing global entity or consciousness. Gaia teaches that this "consciousness" must be protected. It is this belief that fuels the global ethic movement, environmental movement, sustainable development, and a global push for great multitudes of people all around the world to radically change their earth-destroying ways, so that ecological balance can be regained and preserved.

While researching the Gaia Hypothesis I have been astounded by how many prominent environmental leaders, politicians, scientists, and religious leaders profess a literal belief in Gaia. Gaians appear to have infiltrated every level of power at the United Nations.

Influential leaders of the United Nations are on a mission to achieve world peace and ecological balance by uniting the worlds religions into a One World Religion based on syncretism and the Gaia Hypothesis... and by also establishing a One World Government based on (1.) "the new imperatives of global environmental cooperation", and (2.) the new imperatives of global security cooperation associated with preventing warfare.

(1.) The new imperatives of global environmental cooperation: During the opening ceremony of the UN Earth Summit, which was centered around a Viking long-ship named Gaia, Maurice Strong gave a speech wherein he said: "The concept of national sovereignty has been an immutable, indeed sacred, principle of international relations. It is a principle which will yield only slowly and reluctantly to the new imperatives of global environmental cooperation. It is simply not feasible for sovereignty to be exercised unilaterally by individual nation states, however powerful. The global community must be assured of environmental security."

(2.) The new imperatives of global security cooperation associated with preventing warfare: One of the most compelling arguments for a new world order is the danger of global annihilation. The threat of war, especially nuclear war, causes people who value personal peace as well as national and global security to desire and work for the establishment of an authoritarian one world government which would be able to remove the threat of war. Those who push this agenda are at the forefront of global disarmament and a one-world peace-keeping military force, namely the United Nations.

Most of the influential scholars and liberal theologians who are involved with UN initiatives and working to unite the worlds religions by incorporating the good aspects of all the world's religious traditions into a developing New World Religion are earth-focused and ecologically-conscious pagan theopanists.

It's a new global spirituality that they advocate. This spirituality involves a blending of mostly the world's "earth-centered religions", including those religions which honor and pray to Mother Earth and worship the Great Spirit as well as celebrate the sacred circle of life and instruct us to live in harmony with the rhythms of nature, religions such as traditional Native American religions and the Hindu religion, etc.

They are advocating the type of contemporary paganism that emerged as part of the hippie counter-cultural, New Age Movement in the 1960s, a type of paganism that emphasizes the sanctity of the Earth and Nature. They are, in a way, opposed to all the world's separate religions, and they are especially opposed to Christianity and Islam; which are remote-heaven-focused and (in their view) polluting, earth-destroying, religions.

Within the next several paragraphs there is information about (1.) theopanism, which includes among its major concepts pantheism and panentheism. Then (2.) several paragraphs about Christianity's physical, cultural and spiritual genocide against indigenous peoples with nature/earth-based pagan panentheistic/pantheistic religions. Then (3.) there are a few paragraphs that present UN statements about the earth-destroying histories of the Christian and Islamic religions.

(1.) Theopanism : There is a type of panentheism that is partially pantheistic, claiming the universe/"god" is a [less-than-divine] emmanated part of God/Spirit [and that it has its own identity], and that God's Spirit fills the whole universe [and also exist beyond the stars] and is Infinite.

Theopanists claim God/Spirit is independent of the universe, and that the universe will eventially come to an end, but that God/Spirit will exist forever. Theopanists claim that the universe is the outward manifestation, or the body of a [less-than-divine] "god", whom God/Spirit emmanated as a divine Being, a Divine Spiritual Universe, who then sinned and became less-than-divine, and then manifested as the [corrupt from its origins' material universe [The earth was not originally a pure paradice where there was no death or corruption, as stated in Bible scriptures.], and that the universe is a temporary physical manifestion of a [now corrupted] emmanated part of the Infinite Supreme Spirit (God), who is emmanent and transcendent. More...

Theopanist claim that Spirit is the only reality: everything is a part of Spirit, and all things find their true identity in Spirit. This is a description of the type of panentheism, which is partially pantheistic, that the mentioned above scholars and liberal theologians believe in.

Theopanism conceives of God as the true spiritual reality from which everything emanates: "God becomes everything", necessarily, incessantly, without beginning and without end. Theopanism includes among its major concepts pantheism and panentheism. It is the most common way in which Hindu philosophy conceives God and the world.

(2.) Christianity's Genocide And Continuing Oppression of Indigenous Peoples: A growing number of indigenous people are seeking the formal revocation of the 1493 papal bull "Inter Caetera", which was one in a series of 15th Century papal bulls, collectively call the Christian Doctrine of Discovery. Inter Caetera was issued by the Vatican to Christopher Columbus on his second voyage to the Caribbean. It sought to establish Christian dominion over the globe and called for the subjugation of non-Christian peoples and theft of their lands. As a result, an estimated 100 million indigenous people of the western hemisphere - plus many more indigenous people of other places around the world - were killed off in the genocidal process of Europe's Christian colonization of the indigenous world.

This papal edict has never been repealed and is the foundation-stone of the international system we live under today. It is also the foundational-stone of U.S. Federal Indian Law and directly related to the earth-destroying and people oppressing, U.S. corporate-state, empire-building mission. This U.S. mission is a militaristic/greedy-capitalistic/Christian-evangelization-of-the-world, total global-domination mission. It's a mission that is, to some extent, a continuation of the 15th Century, Inter Caetera Vatican directed, Christian empire-build mission. It is responsible for a lot of damage to the earth's life-supporting ecosystems and also for America's paternalistic/militaristic and economic oppression of weaker nations around the world, including many indigenous nations. I call it America's Christian globalization mission.

In 1452, Pope Nicholas V issued to King Alfonso V of Portugal the bull Romanus Pontifex, declaring war against all non-Christians throughout the world, and specifically sanctioning and promoting the conquest, colonization, and exploitation of non-Christian nations and their territories. In this bull Pope Nicholas directed King Alfonso to "capture, vanquish, and subdue the saracens, pagans, and other enemies of Christ," to "put them into perpetual slavery," and "to take all their possessions and property." In the Inter Cetera bull, Pope Alexander stated his desire that the "discovered" people be "subjugated and brought to the faith itself." By this means, said the pope, the "Christian Empire" would be propagated. ref.

In 1823, the Christian Doctrine of Discovery was adopted into U.S. law by the Supreme Court in the celebrated case, Johnson v. McIntosh. According to Chief Justice John Marshall, the United States - upon winning its independence in 1776 - became a successor nation to the right of "discovery" and acquired the power of "dominion" from Great Britain. Also, according to Marshall, Christian European nations had assumed "ultimate dominion" over the lands of America during the Age of Discovery, and that - upon "discovery" - the Indians had lost "their rights to complete sovereignty, as independent nations," and only retained a right of "occupancy" in their lands. ref.

In April, 2010, the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) presented a preliminary study on the Christian Doctrine of Discovery. The expert members of the UNPFII have declared that the doctrine is "the historical root of ongoing violations of indigenous peoples, which for centuries served as 'legal' rationale for stealing land and dehumanizing indigenous peoples, as well as justification for the establishment of boarding schools throughout North America to 'civilize' Indian children."

Internationally renowned human rights advocates contend: (1.) past human rights violations faced by indigenous peoples, such as religious persecution, forced conversion to Christianity, genocide, ethnocide, ethnic cleansing, wars of conquest, slavery, grand theft of lands and resources, denial of their full sovereignty rights, desecration of many of their sacred sites, destruction of their eco-spirituality, pagan panentheistic/pantheistic religions, etc. - and (2.) present-day human rights violations being faced by indigenous peoples, including the continuing dehumanizing subjugation of these peoples - mainly by denying them ownership of their sacred ancestral homelands and full sovereignty rights on those lands (see article on this topic) - can all be traced to the 15th century Christian Doctrine of Discovery, which was - and still is - an international legal construct. They're also saying that the doctrine comes very close to a religious root cause of the world's major problems.

Indian Country Today Media Network, the world's largest Indian news source, recently published a letter of mine about my work to expose and rectify the injustices caused by the Christian Doctrine of Discovery. The letter includes my correspondence with and support from the international renowned leader of the movement to expose and rectify the doctrine's injustices. His name is Steven T. Newcomb.

Christianity's colonial-imperialistic mission did not bring justice or equality but aggression and dehumanizing subjugation to indigenous peoples around the world. Its racial and religious bigoted beliefs led to the world's worst genocide the wanton destruction of tens of thousands of earth-focused, ecologically-conscious, indigenous cultures and religions around the world. And most Christian leaders have not yet repented. The Pope and many other Christian leaders have not yet apologized for Christian colonialism and the consequential current dehumanizing subjugation of indigenous peoples. more... (1.) or (2.)

(3.) United Nations statements about the earth destroying histories of the Christian and Islamic religions:

A statement in a UN Environmental Programme document reads: "the root causes of the loss of biodiversity are embedded in the way societies use resources. This world view is characteristic of large scale societies, heavily dependent on resources brought from considerable distances. It is a world view that is characterized by the denial of sacred attributes in nature, a characteristic that became firmly established about 2000 years ago with the Judeo-Christian-Islamic religious tradition." The document also states that Eastern cultures with religious traditions such as Buddhism, Jainism and Hinduism did not depart as drastically from the ancient religious traditions that were aware of the sacred attributes in nature and ecologically conscious.

Following the release of the UN Earth Charter a series of international forums, called "The Earth Dialogues" were held at the United Nations. One of those forums was the roundtable for Inter-Religious Groups and Spiritual Leaders. As stated in the forums official meeting minutes, this roundtable was held to deal with "the ethics of intolerant righteousness and the greed of short term gain, as these cannot lead us to sustainable development despite enduring beliefs in the one right religion or the invisible hand. It is clear that our religious institutions have barely begun to articulate the core values of sustainable development. In their fundamentalist - fanatical forms, religions throughout history have justified terrorism, (Islamic) jihads and (Christian) crusades against people who hold different beliefs and against the Earth itself."

During the opening speech of the UN Earth Summit, Maurice Strong said: "Current lifestyles and consumption patterns of the affluent middle class - involving high meat intake, use of fossil fuels, appliances, air-conditioning, and suburban housing - are not sustainable...." The United States of America and many other industrialized nations are made up of mostly middle class Christians who live in non-sustainable suburban houses, use to much fossil fuel and eat to much meat. And the Pastors of Christian churches in these industrialized nations are not telling their parishioners that they need to repent and reform their lives. They have barely begun to articulate and preach "the core values of sustainable development."

The earth-destroying Western world's attitudes and actions towards nature were shaped by the Judeo-Christian religion. A document mandated by the UN - sponsored Convention on Biological Diversity, the Global Biodiversity Assessment, explicitly refers to Christianity as a faith that has set humans apart from nature and stripped nature of its sacred qualities.

"Conversion to Christianity has therefore meant an abandonment of an affinity with the natural world for many forest dwellers, peasants, fishers all over the world ...The northeastern hilly states of India bordering China and Myanmar supported small scale, largely autonomous shifting cultivator societies until the 1950's. These people followed their own religious traditions that included setting apart between 10% and 30% of the landscape as sacred groves and ponds."

While calling for a new spiritual relationship between man and nature, Al Gore, in his book Earth In The Balance, praises traditional Native American spiritualism, which has a true spiritual sense of our place in nature. He blames Christianity for the elimination of the ancient goddess religion, which he believes had a true spiritual sense of our place in nature.

"The spiritual sense of our place in nature predates Native American cultures; increasingly it can be traced to the origins of human civilization. A growing number of anthropologists and archaeomythologists, such as Marija Gimbutas and Riane Esler argue that the prevailing ideology of belief in prehistoric Europe and much of the world was based on the worship of a single earth goddess, who was assumed to be the fount of all life and who radiated harmony among all living things...The last vestige of organized goddess worship was eliminated by Christianity as late as the fifteenth century in Lithuania."

"The richness and diversity of our religious tradition throughout history is a spiritual resource long ignored by people of faith, who are often afraid to open their minds to teachings first offered outside their own system of belief. But the emergence of a civilization in which knowledge moves freely and almost instantaneously through the world has ...spurred a renewed investigation of the wisdom distilled by all faiths. This panreligious perspective may prove especially important where our global civilization's responsibility for the earth is concerned."

For Al Gore and other influential environmentalists, the Judeo-Christian faith is the root cause of the ecological crisis. They believe that the Judeo-Christian faith, in a terrorist way, threatens all life on earth. Gore asserts it is the deluded, Hell-fearing, paranoid Christians who are afraid to open their minds to teachings outside their own system of belief who have become a dangerous threat to the survival of the earth's life sustaining ecosystems. To Al Gore, it seems obvious that a better understanding of a religious heritage preceding our own by so many thousands of years could offer us new insights and help assists us in establishing a new faith that will resanctify the earth.

The halls of the United Nations have long been a haven for one-world religion spirituality. Former Secretary-Generals like Dag Hammarskjold (founder of the UN Meditation Room), U Thant and former Assistant Secretary-General Robert Muller were outspoken advocates of a neopagan theopanistic global spirituality, using the UN as a vehicle to spread their doctrine.

The earth-focused and ecologically-conscious neopagan theopantistic global spirituality that has become so popular in the United Nations is not only undergoing a renaissance...it's giving the remote-heaven-focused and earth-destroying religions - Christianity and Islam, a run for their money.

Many leading scholars and theologians with an United Nations mission to achieve world peace and ecological balance are New Age believers. They believe in a soon to come new age wherein humanity will be united within a single global culture, religion and government.

Western society is in a dramatic shift away from the Abrahamic religions, Judaism, Islam and Christianity. In many cases, former believers are turning to the New Age panentheistic global religion. This type of panentheism is partially pantheistic, claiming that the entirety of the universe is a [less-than-divine] emmanated part of God, and that God's Spirit fills the entire unuiverse and is, of course, infinitely bigger than the universe. This type of panentheism is being promoted by UN leaders. It's an earth friendly panentheist or theopantist religion that embraces the essence of Hinduism and Buddhism and incorporates the eco-spirituality of traditional indigenous tribal religions and some aspects of the ancient goddess religions. Plus, aspects of Judaism, Christianity, Islam and some aspects of other religions are also incorporated into this developing future New World Religion.

The next several paragraphs are about the New Age panentheist global spirituality that is based, primarily, on Hinduism and traditional Native American religions and being promoted by leaders of the United Nations.

New Age teachings became popular during the 1960s youth counter-cultural revolution. Lyrics is John Lennon's song Imagine read: "I hope someday you'll join us - and the world will live as one." New Age believers, myself included, who are of the panentheist global spirituality that is being promoted by leaders of the UN believe in the unity of science and religion. we also believe that all that exists is derived from a single source of divine energy, or one divine reality/mind/consciousness, called Brahman in Hinduism.

Paramahansa Yogananda (1893-1952) is widely regarded as the Father of yoga (Hinduism) in the West. He wrote: "The word 'God' means the manifested, transcendental Being beyond creation, but existing in relation to creation . Spirit existed before God. God is the Creator of the universe, but Spirit is the Creator of God." [God existed as a divine spiritual universe before the material universe was created. God, or the divine spiritual universe, sinned and it now consequently exist as the less-than-divine material universe. It will once again exist in its original divine state of beingness, as a divine spiritual universe.]

Hindus and New Agers also believe in the concept of the divinity of the individual, that we are all divine, and that we are - when all together and in an enlightened state of consciousness - God. We believe that originally, we were all together as ONE and that, in the future, we will be all together again as ONE. We do not seek God as "revealed" in Biblical text or in the panentheistic religions that are not also partially pantheistic, nor do they seek God in a remote heaven; we seek God within our selves. We our Spirit without boundaries. We are Infinite. Our bodies are on earth, so we are earth center, but we extend out into infinity and are without boundaries.

In contrast with Hindu and New Age believers' nature/earth-based panentheistic and partially pantheistic beliefs, Christianity was established on:

(1.) the false dualism of man and nature - man (in his mortal existence) was viewed as separate from nature and above it, not a part of nature.

(2.) the belief that God assigned man to rule over the earth or nature, not live in harmony with nature.

(3.) the false dualism of man and God - man was viewed as separate and distinct from God, not one with God.

(4.) the false belief that the universe is not a part of God, or a temporary, less-than-divine, manifestation of an emmanated from God/Spirit expression of God.

(5.) the false dualism of there being an eternal Hell and Heaven, where humanity will be eternally divided, some humans being eternally separated from the rest of humanity and burning/suffering in an eternal Hell. Instead of on the belief that, ultimately, we (all of humanity) will be together as essentially One Divine Being, in love and eternally happy.

(6.) and later, Christianity established the false belief that it was the will of God that white European Christians exploit nature and the natural-world indigenous peoples for their "proper" ends.

Hindus and panentheist New Agers who are partially pantheistic have a concept of 'only god' (monism). Everything that exists is said to come from a single entity, called Brahman/Spirit, and everything ultimately returns to this original state.

If you stand between two mirrors, an infinite series of reflections of yourself can be seen, though there is only one 'you'. Similarly, owing to illusion or Maya, the singular Brahman appears as different souls. The ultimate goal of every individual soul is to pierce the veil of ignorance, and return to one's original divine nature.

The panentheist New Age believers believe that we all are (in our mortal existence) a part of nature, and we all have a divine-super level of consciousness that Hinduism refers to as God Consciousness. From this Hindu and New Age believers' view, humanity is God. However, because most of us are not yet experiencing enlightenment, the enlightened souls segment of humanity is sometimes referred to as God.

There is a Hindu and New Age belief that the divine aspect of the overall less-than-divine emmanated God is in essence the sum total of all purified human souls in the cosmos at a given point of time. Each individual soul ultimately regains its original pure pristine form. All individual human souls will return to their eternal home where they will have (upon arrival) regained their original divine pristine form. Hindus and New Agers believe that no one goes to an "eternal Hell" and burns forever and that there is no such place, or state of being called: "Hell". We believe that, ultimately, we will all be together as One, in love and eternally happy.

An increasing number of New Age believers are coming to believe in a new belief, based on modern-day science and religion, that God was originally ONE, and that about fourteen billion years ago It decided to divide and experience Itself as many separate human beings who were spirits and did not have physical bodies. When this happened, time began, and the "big bang" creation of our universe occurred.

The universe is an essentially undifferentiated mass of light. The illusion of it being made up of separate and distinct multiple forms of matter comes from humanity developing a false identity of who we were before the time of the "big bang" creation, a false identity that most people have in this present time/age. They identify themselves as being separate and distinct from God and not essentially one with God.

God [meaning, the emmanated from Spirit God] who was solitary, decided to become many. So It divided into many human beings without physical bodies. Before this occurred, we experienced ourselves as being essentially One Being having traces of separate individual identities and we had free will.

When God or We decide to experence our Self as many seperate individuals, it was at this time that the "universe" was created as an essentially undifferentiated mass of light.

This original sin caused us to become delusion and this sin caused the universe to appear to be made up of separate and distinct multiple forms of matter, which is an illusion. The goal of the part of humanity that is still suffering from the delusion of being separate and distinct from God should be to return to our original state of Being, so that the totality of humanity is eternally experiencing its essential Oneness with God.

The belief in a world soul that is honored and prayed to is not just a contemporary belief and spiritual practice. This belief and spiritual practice is ancient and found in both Eastern and Western culture. The world soul is usually conceived as a "formative force," an active, intelligent, purposeful spiritual presence at work in the material world to guide and guard the course of planetary evolution. It is not accorded the status of being the ultimate source or Creator but might be looked upon as an archangelic being [or, Mary the mother of Jesus in the Roman Catholic and Orthodox churches] presiding over the well being of the world, or the wholeness of all the lives and patterns that manifest upon, and as, the earth. ref.

The Judeo-Christian tradition arises from the Semitic spiritual perspective of God and creation being separate and distinct, as well as from patriarchal social structures. In such a context, sacredness has overtones of authority, power, distance, and maleness that would have been alien to the spirituality of, for instance, the ancient Celts or Native Americans, two cultures that incorporated a sense of the living earth.

Nature is not a perfect outward material and psychic manifestation of God/Spirit. Nature is essentially the outward manifestation of both enlightened and un-enlightened human souls, and as such "She" is the so-called "Divine Nature" on Her way to Perfection. When she or the universe reaches perfection the material and psyhic universe will come to an end and she will once again be the Divine Spiritual Universe. A long time ago, Spirit established the laws of "Divine Nature" that are still being used today [by nature] to lead itself and humanity to its/our most glorious destination.

In a United Nations speech Maurice Strong said, "It is the responsibility of each human being today to choose between the force of darkness and the force of light. We must therefore transform our attitudes and adopt a renewed respect for the superior laws of Divine Nature."

Alice Bailey and Helena Blavatsky are both deceased. However, today, they are, because of their written teachings that they left behind, are renowned New Age leaders. They used these terms often. Their writings state that the 'force of darkness' are those who adhere to the 'out-dated' Judeo-Christian faith; those who continue along their 'separative' paths of the 'one true God'. The 'force of light', in their view, was the inclusive New Age doctrine of a neopagan panentheist (partially pantheist) coming New World Religion wherein hunanity will be united. They wrote that: "In the New Age there will be no room for the 'force of darkness' and 'separativeness'."

Pope Benedict XVI has spoken of the need to protect the environment, but warned against multitudes of people coming to believe that "neopaganism" is the religious solution to the ecological crisis. Pope Benedict XVI also warned against "the dangers of turning nature into a new divinity." He said, by doing so, people would "open the way to a new neopantheism tinged with paganism, which would see the source of man's salvation in nature alone."

New Agers believe in neopaganism and that Nature/Gaia is "Divine", but that It/She is not worthy of our worship because It/She is an imperfect or corrupted divinity. New Agers also believe that neopaganism is the religious solution to the ecological crisis. However, New Agers are not "pantheists," we embrace, both, pantheism and panentheism. Therefore we do not see the source of man's salvation in nature alone.

Gaia belief is at the very heart of the Global Green Agenda, Sustainable Development, Agenda 21, the UN sponsored Convention on Biological Diversity, the UN Global Ethic Initiative and the United Nations Earth Charter. The Gaians are on a mission to save Mother Earth from the ecosystems-destroying segment of Her human population. Gaians have succeeded in uniting the environmental movement, the New Age movement, Eastern religions and the United Nations behind this type of neo-paganism.

A Vatican newspaper article criticized the movie Avatar for supporting nature-based faiths. It criticized the film for promoting nature as a part of God over Christian beliefs. The article said: "The plotline of aliens who live on a distant unspoiled planet and the humans who want to pillage their resources is a universal theme that can be reminiscent of past colonizations and wars."

There's a huge, very racist problem with the Vatican critisizing the movie Avatar for supporting nature-based faiths. It wasn't that long ago that the Roman Catholics, Protestant, and Anglican residential schools did their level best to eradicate 'pagan' nature-based faiths or spiritualities out of myriads of aboriginal cultures around the globe in what is now universally accepted as a physical, cultural and spiritual genocide, as well as the root cause of our current ecological crisis.

The physical substance of the earth (matter) does not actually exist; it's an illusion. From the highest realm of human consciousness, the earth is perceived as a field of energy, manifesting as an essentially undifferentiated mass of light-that is permeated with God's Spirit and the spirit of Its less-than divine emmanted child. The Divine Spirit (God) manifests Itself through Its emmanated and now corrupted [less-than-divine] child-in the earth realm as Gaia-who is the world soul (the spirit of the earth) and the earth.

Despite some misleading human organization's beliefs and related negative behaviors that oppose nature-she is always working, while also battling Satan/maya who is enherent in her structure, to achieve and maintain harmony, wholeness and balance within the environment. Mother Nature imperfectely heals, nurtures and supports all life on this planet. In time, Mother Nature in the earth realm (who is Gaia) will ultimately (as she does the Spirit's will) lead us and our planet earth to world peace and ecological balance.

Each generation of scientist has searched for the building blocks of matter, the smallest quantum or indivisible unit. The smallest unit was once thought to be the atom, but this belief changed as the compound microscope gave way to the electron microscope. With greater magnification the wall and nucleus of the atom were found to be made of more empty space and so on until the particles became wholly invisible. Physicists found no material substance at all in the building blocks of matter, only invisible energy. Two thousand years before Christ, the Vedics in India were teaching that matter is not real, that it's an illusion.

In Minnesota, "the land of ten thousand lakes", there is a large and beautiful lake named Mille Lacs. Its outlet river is named Rum. The Dakota or "Sioux" name for the "Rum River" is Wahkon, translated (Great) Spirit.

Wahkon is the Dakota people's traditional name for the Great Spirit. Wahkon is sometimes spelled Wakan. Mille Lacs Lake's Dakota name is Wahkon. A bay on Mille Lacs Lake is named Wahkon, Wahkon Bay.]

According to historical documents found in, "Minnesota Geographic Names", a book written by Warren Upham, and published by the Minnesota Historical Society... in the late 1700s, white men gave the "Rum River" its current English name by way of a "punning translation" that "perverted the ancient Sioux name Wakan".

I became aware of this profanation of the sacred Dakota name for the "Rum River" thirty five years ago. And then over three decade ago I established a movement to change the river's profane name.

When I discovered this profanation of the sacred Dakota name Wakan, I was participating in a world-view behind the word wahkon movement. This movement originated as a part of the 1960s youth counter-cultural revolution. A revolution with a mission to establish a single united global culture, a culture made up of the best of the past of all different peoples' cultures and traditions. A culture wherein humanity would eventually be united. This movement was founded on lyrics in the Beatles' song Imagine: "hope you join us and the world will be as one".

And this 1960s originated movement is still active and working to unite humanity . Near Summertown, Tennessee, there is a 250-member and very successful "youth of the 1960s counter-cultural commune" with a world-view behind the word wakan. Its founder and leader, Stephen Gaskin (now deceased), was an internationally renowned environmentalist and his "commune" has gained national and international recognition as a successful environmental community and organization. Over time, Gaskin's commune became an intentional community and it has lost, only temporarily-I hope, a lot of its original hippie counter-cultural identity.

The "Sioux" are used to portray all Native American tribes in Hollywood, anyone wanting to see a "real Indian" wants to see a war bonnet and a tipi. Therefore, I believe that the world psychic views all Native Americans as "Sioux"; and that when people watch the traditional Hollywood movies about Native Americans they often hear the "Sioux" using the word wahkon (sacred), or the combined words Wahkon-Tonka (Wahkontonka), meaning Spirit-Great or Great Spirit. Hence, a lot of people believe that the word wahkon and the name Wahkontonka are used by all Native Americans. Stephen Gaskin wrote: "The word wakan has a strong and universal concept and people all around the world know something about it." When addressing his original commune that had just established its home in Tennessee, near the village of Summertown, he said: "We came here to become wakan" (holy).

The word wahkon is used by a number of Native American tribes. And because we believe that Native American culture has the most valuable features of all cultures, features such as kinship tribalism, an ecological spirituality, a charismatic spirituality...etc., we have, therefore, made it the dominant culture of our one-world-culture, world-unifying New Age globalization movement. We, therefore, describe our movement as a world-view behind the word wahkon movement.

And it is by way of this movement that we are promoting respect for traditional Native American culture and spirituality. And we are doing so by showing respect for the sacred multi-tribal Native American word wahkon.

The Tekakwitha Conference is an international Catholic Native or "Indian" conference that has, during some of its annual conferences, represented over one-hundred tribes throughout North America. At the 1983 annual Tekakwitha Conference, a conference that I attended, a missionary Priest addressed a large gathering at the conference and said: "There is a whole world-view around the word wahkon".

During the 1983 conference I was interviewed by Matthew Fox. At the time Fox was the international leader of the Catholic Church's somewhat syncretistic, one-world-religion in the making movement. At the beginning of the interview, Fox told me that Thomas Merton had asked him to reach out to the youth of the 1960s counter cultural revolution with the intent to help them find the truth and live holy lives.

And then Fox asked me, a hippie counter cultural revolutionary with a syncretistic religious mission to unite the world's religions into a one-world-religion, what I thought about this connection with Thomas Merton. I responded by telling him about my - strongly influenced by Merton - worldview behind the word wahkon, hippie counter-cultural, world-unifying mission.

And near the end of the interview Fox ask me to keep in touch with him, so as to keep him informed about the progress of my mission. Years later, Fox sent me a letter giving his support for my organization's effort to change the Rum River's name.

And during the 1984 Mr. & Mrs. I. C. Rainbow family reunion my uncle Don Rainbow addressed the seventeen families gathered at that Rainbow family reunion and said: " A Rainbow is a sign of God's salvation plan and I believe that we may be used to glorify God more than any other family in the world." He made this very grandiose statement after I spoke to him about my vision of our family coming together in kinship tribalism in order to promote the tribal way and to also promote my expression of the counter-culture's - worldview behind the word wahkon - one world movement.

Years later I met and became friends with Chris McCloud, an internationally renowned song writer who in the 1960s socialized with Paul McCarthy and other internationally renowned counter cultural leaders. When McCloud was socializing with McCarthy he was of a, strongly influenced by Thomas Merton, expression of the counter culture's world unifying globalization movement.

These mentioned above experiences inspired me to increase my dedication to my mission of promoting my expression of the counter-culture's world-view movement behind the word wahkon, and do so, by showing respect for the multi-tribal Native American word wahkon and traditional name for their Great Spirit (Wahkon). And in order to show due respect for the sacred Native American word wahkon and name Wahkon, I (as previously mentioned) "established a movement" and organization to change the derogatory name of the "Rum River" back to its sacred Dakota name Wahkon or Wakan.

My organization's efforts to change the river's name has received support from a long list of organizations and individuals, including, to name some of them: a Mdewakanton Dakota band, the Mendota Mdewakanton Dakota Community, Leonard Wabasha (a traditional chief of the Mdewakanton Dakota people and a leading Minnesota Native activist), Cankdeska Cikana Community College, the Tekakwitha Conference, the UN Secretariat of the Permanent Forum On Indigenous Issues, the National Environmental Coalition of Native Americans, Joe Day (Executive Director of the Minnesota Indian Affairs Council), Russell Means (internationally renowned American Indian activist), Pat Albers (Chair of the University of Minnesota's American Indian Studies Department), Archbishop Harry Flynn (of the Archdiocese of Minneapolis and St. Paul), American Indian Cultural Research Center at South Dakota's Blue Cloud Abbey, the University Creation Spirituality, Pax Christi USA, and many other historic preservationists, human rights organizations as well as thirty pastors of Christian churches located within the "Rum" River area. In my effort to change the river's name I have found that there is almost unanimous support for the name change by Christian ministers.

In the 1960s, I met and became friends with Richard H. Carter. Carter was a San Francisco Bay area leader of the counter-cultural revolution and he occasionally attended Stephen Gaskin's "Monday Night Class" and he once spoke with Gaskin. When Gaskin and his commune moved to Summertown Tennessee, Richard Carter, his wife (Lois) and I traveled to Wahkon, Minnesota with the intention of establishing a commune. And my Rum River Name Change Organization's headquarters are now located in Wahkon, Minnesota, located on the south shore of Mille Lacs Lake.

When, Richard Carter, his wife (Lois) and I came to Wahkon in the late 1960s there was some thought of making Wahkon the permanent headquarters of our counter-cultural world-unifying globalization mission. Currently, Carter is a bi-nationally renowned environmentalist. Recently, I contacted Richard Carter and informed him and his wife about my mission and work. I am hoping that in the near future we will be working together again in Wahkon.

In order to usher in the New World Religion an old out-dated foundational dogma of the Roman Catholic Church, the dogma which describes "the mission of Jesus Christ", a mission that has been proven to be impossible to accomplish by modern-day science, has to be renounced as a false doctrine by the Roman Catholic Church hierarchy. Then, a new church, the Wahkon Catholic Church, an expression of the youth of 1960s counter-cultural, New Age syncretistic universal religion needs to be established in the place of the old out-dated Roman Catholic Church. Its land and buildings can then be used by the members of this New Universal Religion or New World Religion, its headquarter being located in Wahkon, Minnesota.

Biblical scriptures say that after God created the universe, including the earth, He said it was "good"; and that only after the first humans ("Adam and Eve"), whom we all are descendents of, sinned did the whole creation, including earth, become corrupted, or, became a mixture of good and evil.

According to Hindu scripture, Brahma, the Creator of the illusionary physical universe, is, both, the son of the Supreme Being (Brahman) and Maya. Paramahansa Yogananda, hailed as the father of Yoga in the West, described "Maya or Satan as the Cosmic Magician who produces multiplicity of form to hide the One Formless Verity".

When Brahma created the illusionary physical universe, it came into existents as a mixture of good and evil or as a manifestation of Brahman (God) and a deceptive force called Maya. The creation was not "good" or "pure" from its origins. Modern-day science has proven that for billions of years before the existence of the first human beings ("Adam and Eve") the creation was not "good" or "pure". However, Biblical scriptures and Christian doctrine/dogma erroneously say it was.

According to the Catechism of the Roman Catholic Church, Jesus Christ's mission is to "restore creation to the purity of its origins" (CCC, 2336)....or, to restore creation to the way it was before the first modern-day humans sinned, or committed "original sin", which science has proven would have had to have occur around 200,000 years ago. This proclaimed mission of Jesus Christ can not be fulfilled, because the creation was corrupt from its origins and has been corrupt ever since, right up to this present-day.

For hundreds of millions of years before modern-day humans came forth upon the earth, many different types of carnivorous animals, including many types of dinosaurs, were killing and eating other animals. Also, six near total mass extinctions of all animals had occurred. In addition, there were humans living on earth for around 3.2 million years before modern-day humans ("Adam and Eve") came into existence on the earth. They experienced natural catastrophes, diseases, injuries, debilitating effects of aging and death.

St. Symeon wrote: "Neither Eve nor Paradise were yet created, but the whole world had been brought into being by God as one thing, as a kind of paradise, at once incorruptible yet material and perceptible."

St. John of Damascus wrote: "The creation of all things is due to God, but corruption came in afterwards due to our wickedness...For God did not make death, neither does He take delight in the destruction of living things" (Wisdom 1:13). But death is the work rather of man, that is, its origin is in Adam's transgression."

St. Ignatius Brianchaninov wrote: "Plants were not subjected either to decay or to diseases; both decay and diseases and the weeds themselves, appeared after the alteration of the earth following the fall of man."

St. Basil the Great wrote: "...it is customary for vultures to feed on corpses, but since there were not yet corpses, nor yet their stench, so there was not yet such food for vultures. But all followed the diet of swans and all grazed the meadows... the beasts...were not carnivores...such was the first creation, and such will be the restoration after this."

According to Biblical scriptures no corruption on earth, including the mentioned above types of corruption, began to occur until after the first modern-day humans ("Adam and Eve") sinned. Therefore, the creation story of the Biblical scriptures (which was viewed as reality), and from which Christianity's foundational doctrine is based (the doctrine that describes Jesus Christ's supposed mission), is a deceptive myth. Therefore, Christianity's foundational doctrine, which is based on this myth, is a false doctrine/dogma. Creation can not be "restored to the purity of its orgin" at the end of history, because it has never been "pure".

U.S. Catholic Bishops wrote: "The whole Bible is spanned by the narrative of the first creation (Gn 1:3) and the vision of a restored creation at the end of history" (RV. 21:1-4) The Catechism of the Catholic Church says: "Jesus came to restore creation to the purity of its origins." Modern-day science has proven this Catholic doctrine/dogma to be untrue and deceptive. Therefore, science has also made the Roman Catholic Religion an out-dated religion. more...

Robert Muller (1923 to 2010), who was most well known for his role as Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations, worked for world peace and even created a global education curriculum. He was called the "Philosopher" and "Prophet of Hope" of the United Nations. He wrote:

"Decide to open yourself to God [who is Infinite], to the Universe [who is finite], to all your brethren and sisters, to your inner self... to the potential of the human race, to the infinity of your inner self, and you will [first, feel like you have] become the universe...you will [then, ultimately] become infinity, and you [who are Infinite Spirit] will be at long last your real, divine, stupendous self."

The underlying philosophy upon which the Robert Muller School is based can be found in the teachings set forth in the books of Alice A. Bailey. Alice and her husband started World Goodwill - an official Non-Governmental Organization within the United Nations. One of this organization's three aims is: "To cooperate in the work of preparation for the reappearance of the Christ." However, this aim-statement is not referring to the traditional Christian concept of who Christ is, but rather the New Age Christ who would unite all religions and countries. This is one example of how UN global politics are being used for the agenda of uniting humanity within a One World Religion and Government.

Muller wrote a brief complementary review for Paramahansa Yogananda's book Autobiography of a Yogi. Prior to the 21st Century it was displayed on the back cover of the autobiography. Autobiography of a Yogi was selected by Harper-Collins Publishers as one of The 100 Best Spiritual Books of the 20th Century. Mr. Binay Ranjan Sen, a former Indian Ambassador of the United States said, in a March 4, 1952 eulogy for Yogananda: "If we had a man like Paramahansa Yogananda in the United Nations today, probably the world would be a better place than it is."

In an Autobiography of a Yogi footnote associated with the Biblical scripture Psalms 46:10 "Be still and know that I am God", Yogananda wrote: "The goal of the science of yoga is to obtain that necessary inner stillness by which one may truly 'know God'"."

[Footnote, pg. 198-190: While quoting his Guru/Master, Yogananda wrote: "Theologians have misinterpreted Christ's words," Master said, "in such passages as 'I am the way, the truth and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me" (Jn. 14:6). Jesus meant, never that he was the sole Son of God, but that no man can attain the unqualified Absolute, the transcendent Father beyond creation, until he has first manifested the 'Son' or activating Christ Consciousness within creation."]

[On pages 314 and 315 Yogananda wrote: "God, the Sole Life, is Absolute Unity; to appear as the separate and diverse manifestations of a creation He wears a false or unreal veil. That illusory dualistic veil is maya...To rise above the duality of the creation [by, first, 'activating Christ Consciousnes within creation' and, then, attaining 'the unqualified Absolute, the transcendent Father beyond creation] and [from there] perceive the unity of the Creator [or, in other words, perceive the unity of the creation] was conceived of as man's highest goal...With the recent devising of an electron microscope came definite proof of the light-essence of atoms...the atom is energy rather than matter...There is no material universe... A yogi who through perfect meditation has merged his consciousness with the Creator perceives the cosmical essence as light (vibrations of life energy)...Sir James Jean writes in The Mysterious Universe, 'the universe begins to look more like a great thought than like a machine.'"

On page 311 Yogananda wrote: "Those who cling to the cosmic illusion must accept its essential law of polarity: flow and ebb, rise and fall, day and night, pleasure and pain, good and evil, birth and death. This cyclic pattern assumes a certain anguishing monotony after man has gone through a few thousand human births; he begins then to cast a hopeful eye beyond the compulsions of maya...To remove the veil of maya is to uncover the secret of creation...So long as man remains subject to the dualistic illusions of Nature, the Janus-faced Maya is his goddess; he cannot know the one true God."

Robert Muller wrote: "We must move as quickly as possible to a one-world government; a one-world religion; under a one-world leader." He also declared that fundamentalism's "inflexible belief systems have played an incendiary role in global conflicts". "Peace will be impossible", he said, "without the taming of fundamentalism through a United Religions that professes faithfulness 'only to the global spirituality and to the health of this planet'."

Bishop William Swing of the Episcopal Diocese of California is the President and Founder of the United Religions Initiative (URI), an international, grassroots, interfaith bridge-building organization modeled after the United Nations. The URI is currently engaged in initiatives and agendas of the United Nations. Bishop Swing's URI mission has found favor among others who share his vision for spiritual unity -- a oneness designed to replace the old divisive Biblical absolutes blamed for war and conflict. Many prominent URI supporters openly equate evangelism -- preaching the Gospel -- with conquest and manipulative proselytism; they see orthodox Christians as fundamentalists who put peace at risk.

Alice Bailey said, "The day is dawning when all religions will be regarded as emanating from one great spiritual source; all will be seen as unitedly providing the one root out of which the universal world religion will inevitably emerge." Likewise, Episcopal Bishop William Swing believes that all religions "come together at the apex, in the Divine." Knowingly or not, their affirmation of religious unity echoes Blavatsky, who said that all religions have "been derived from one primitive source," and that separate religions are "but shades of human error and the signs of imperfection." New Age writers say that we will accept the New World Religion when we understand that all religions have the same source and the same end.

Muller was also a strong believer in Pierre Teilhard de Cardin's theories. Telhard de Cardin, who died in 1955, was a world renowned author, scientist, theologian and philosopher. Teilhard had always viewed the United Nations as the progressive institutional embodiment of his philosophy. Teilhard teachings on unity and the universal Christ had a deep impact not only on the New Age world but on the leaders of a worldwide unity movement: the United Nations.

Al Gore quoted Teilhard, "The fate of mankind, as well as of religion, depends upon the emergence of a new faith in the future.' Armed with such a faith, we might find it possible to resanctify the earth..." Gore often quotes an old Native Indian saying "Will you teach your children what we have taught our children? That the earth is our Mother. What befalls the earth, befalls all the sons of the earth. This we know - the earth does not belong to man, man belongs to the earth.

Chief Arvol Looking Horse wrote: "We are now in a time of prophecy: Animal Nations would stand upon Mother Earth a different color than their natural being and be born white. The Buffalo, Lion, Dolphin, Raven, Deer, Black Bear, and now the Moose...They are speaking to us with the only voice that can be heard. These messages are of a blessing and yet a great warning!...It is a time of great urgency to unite for Peace and Harmony upon Mother Earth in order for our future generations to survive... Mother Earth is not a resource, but rather the source of life itself." [ my white deer videos]

The United Nations even had its own in-house prophet, Sri Chinmoy, who died on Oct. 11, 2007. He was an Indian mystic and the official Spiritual Advisor to the United Nations. Sri Chinmoy and Robert Muller believed that world peace would ultimately depend "on divine and cosmic government". Muller once went so far as to call the UN "the body of Christ." The United Nations "will be the last word in human perfection," Sri Chinmoy proclaimed, it will "stand as the pinnacle of divine enlightenment."

Robert Muller said: "Little by little a planetary prayer book is thus being composed by an increasingly united humanity seeking its oneness. Once again, but this time on a universal scale, humankind is seeking no less than its reunion with 'divine,' its transcendence into higher forms of life. Hindus call our earth Brahma, or God, for they rightly see no difference between our earth and the divine. This ancient simple truth is slowly dawning again upon humanity, as we are about to enter our cosmic age and become what we were always meant to be: the planet of God."

Robert Muller and Pierre Teilhard de Cardin wrongly believed, and Reverend Matthew Fox wrongly believes, that "manifesting the 'Son' or activating Christ Consciousness within creation", as stated in an above quote by Yogananda's master, is the ultimate goal, and that when it is attained each individual will "be the universe" and/or "be the earth." However, the ultimate goal is to "attain the unqualified Absolute, the transcendent Father beyond creation." We can come to a place where we feel like we are the universe and/or the earth, but we can not become them because we a Infinite Spirit and One with the unqualified Absolute, the transcendent Father (Spirit) beyond creation.

The Hindus' uncreated and eternal Divine Spirit, or, in other words, the Hindus' unqualified Absolute, transcendent Father beyond creation, emmanated His "Son" Bramha-who was a Divine Spiritual Universed, but then he sinned and consequently became our less-than-divine material and psyhic universe and earth. When this happened Spirit told Brahma that he would never be worshipped. When people come to feel like they are the universe and/or the earth they have not "reunited with the 'divine', as Muller suggested. People have to "attain the unqualified Absolute, the transcendent Father beyond creation to be reunited with the 'divine'."

The new-world religious perspective regards the Earth itself as an ecologically-conscious goddess that is opposed to the continuation of the polluting, ecosystems-destroying, Semitic religions (the worst one being Christianity), and that the UN is the organization through which all people will be led into appropriate religious beliefs and practices. The new-world religious perspective is promoting the establishment of a One World Religion that will be a, Panentheistic/Pantheistic, earth-centered, neo-pagan religion, which is utterly incompatible with Biblical faiths.

According to leading UN globalists' world-unifying ethic their must also be a UN religious spiritual empowerment to solve the world's current crisis and establish a world-wide reign of peace.

The United Religions Initiative (URI) is an attempt to be this needed spiritual empowerment. According to Cardinal Arinze, head of the Vatican's Council for Inter-Religious Dialogue, the Roman Catholic Church is opposed to the URI. And Pope Benedict XVI has stated that he is opposed to "the effort to establish a world-wide reign of peace by means of a world union of religions", which is the ultimate mission of the URI.

Until the Biblical prophesied "reign of terror", happens the Roman Catholic Church is opposed to any attempt to solve the world's current crisis and establish world-wide peace by means of uniting humanity within a one world government and world union of religions, even if it would becomes necessary by this means to solve the current crisis - a crisis that could destroy all life on earth if not soon solved. Therefore, the Roman Catholic Church is opposed to the mission of the United Nations.

When Pope Benedict XVI was a Cardinal, he wrote that the "Antichrist" will present himself as a messenger of "peace and security" (a reference to I Thess. 5:3) and will be "precisely the one who terms himself the establisher of world peace". This is how the New Agers' "Christ" is expected to soon manifest himself to the world. New Agers believe that he will establish a One World Government and lasting world peace.

On July 25, 1920, Pope Benedict XV, when referring to Biblical prophesied end time events, said: "A world government shall arise, all national loyalties will be vanquished, there will inevitatably follow a reign of terror."

Do to the misguided belief in the fulfillment of a deceptive Biblical prophecy, the Roman Catholic Church teaches that the "Antichrist" (presumed to be the UN's soon come "New Age Christ") will establish a One World Government and attempt to bring lasting world peace. It also teaches that the "Antichrist" will "persecute" the Church (which would include exposing its horrible destructive history and false underlining foundational dogma) and that Jesus Christ would then bodily return and destroy the "Antichrist" and establish world peace, as well as "restore creation to the purity of its origins"... which modern-day science has proven can not happen.

The Roman Catholic Church is opposed to the all attempts to establish world peace at this time. It includes all attempts to do so by means of establishing a one world government. Which includes the current attempt to establish world peace and ecological balance... by, both, establishing a One World Government and uniting the worlds religions into a syncretistic New World Religion that is compatible with modern-day science.

When Pope Benedict XVI was a Cardinal he said the mission of the Roman Catholic Church is not to bring peace to the world, but to bring eternal salvation to as many people who would accept the Gospel and be baptized into the Faith. "Accepting the Gospel" and being baptized, which "brings eternal salvation" necessarily includes believing in the underlining Catholic foundational dogma that teaches that Jesus Christ will "restore creation to the purity of its origins"... which science has proven can not happen. This proves that the Roman Catholic Church's message of eternal salvation is not reality and that the Church's opposition to establishing world peace NOW, by means of uniting humanity within a one world government and one world religion is insane and extremely dangerous.

UN leaders in the forefront of establishing a one world religion and government all agree that the Earth is in a crisis state and this ecological emergency is primarily the result of the Christian religion. They believe that the Judeo Christian belief that God assigned man to rule over the earth has caused us to exploit and abuse it. Christian doctrines and world evangelization efforts, they assert, have separated humans from their ancient connection to the earth, and to reverse this trend governments, the media, education systems, artists, and other areas of influence must help promote the, earth-centered, New Age panentheistic/pantheistic global spirituality and religion that has become so popular amongst people who believe in the United Nations initiatives to achieve world peace and ecological balance.

I am of the youth of the 1960s (hippie) counter-cultural syncretistic New Age religion. In the late 1960s, (as previously mentioned) I was a friend of a California, San Francisco Bay area leader of this expression of the New Age religion. At the time, we (Richard Carter and I) believed, along with his wife (Lois) and a friend of ours that we (a least this is my perception of what we believed) were on the forefront of this expression of the New Age religion and that we would usher in the New Age.

Now-days, I believe that I am on the forefront of this expression of the New Age movement and that I, with help from, both, my extended maternal kinship family (the Rainbow family) and some other relatives and friends (hopefully including Richard and Lois Carter), will usher in the New Age.

I am an indigenous peoples rights activist who corresponds with international renowned Indigenous scholars and activists as well as with an internationally renowned multicultural educator and social justice activist.

In a letter of mine that was published in Indian Country Today Media Network (ICTMN), the world's largest Native/Indian news source, a letter titled A New Paradigm, I expressed my perspective as why people of faith are now beginning to open their minds to teachings of other faiths. This perspective of mine is another perspective other than Al Gore's valid perspective, which was mentioned above.

The ICTMN letter is about my perspective on how a new paradigm is being established, a new paradigm that will help unite the world's religions into a single religion - a single religion that will serve as the basis and principle of unity for a new world order, wherein humanity will be united, liberated and experiencing world peace; and the earth will be saved from the current ecological crisis and on its way to experiencing ecological balance.