Reincarnation, auras, and energizing crystals - surely these are the stuff of fairy tales, nothing more. People don't really speak to ancient Egyptian holy men, or listen seriously to Shirley MacLaine, for that matter - do they? Drawing from a range of occult, pagan, and pseudo-scientific traditions, the New Age Movement is broad, diffuse, hard to nail down - and insidiously dangerous. Its belief in the "divinity of humanity", its emphasis on "self-actualization", and its looking forward to a coming utopian "new world" have tremendous appeal. But does it have the truth?
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From early age, Yuki was painfully aware of the "huge void in his heart"...
His father died at a young age from an alcohol related car crash... His mother would often leave him with his grandmother for extended periods of time.
Financial difficulties and other issues made it nearly impossible for his small family to stay in place for very long. They ended up moving so often that Yuki rarely fit in with his peers which gave him a feeling of being an outcast.
At times he would be so hungry he would search the local Buddhist graveyard for food.
Understandably Yuki longed for basics of life, the love of his father and a sense of security, family and belonging.
For years...he explored the world about him looking for answers and meaning to life...
In an honest search for the truth Yuki began to sincerly pray for answers, first to Buddha, then to his ancestors...but no answers came!
He also experimented with Yoga and other forms of new age spirituality which opened the floodgates to daily demonic harrasment, which terrified him.
Yuki's ultimate quest for truth continued which eventually lead him to the Jungles of Mozambique Africa ...
Where the one true and living God guided him to true peace, pure love and a real sense of belonging and fiufillment!
In the end Yuki's heart found a true resting peace in the God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob!
Yuki continues his account as he shares how in his travels, he began to be led to "the God he never knew". In the United Kingdom, he came closer to knowing God. But the New Age had left him with two demons in his heart, and they began to be challenged by the Word of God!
Does New Age Spirituality Contain The True Answers To Lifes Deepest Questions?
Why do so many people seem to be chasing after “Other gods” ?
I believe in great part New Age spirituality is a desperate attempt by the multitudes to fill the huge empty voids left by secular schools.
From pre-school our children are taught humanism, moral relativism, atheism and evolutionistic teachings.
New age spirituality is a path some explore after a lifetime of cradle to grave indoctrination.
Many people have come to the conclusion that life has no meaning...
So they are a constant hunt for the next best thing to fill their empty souls.
The old Soviet Union was a good example.
After Marx and Lenin brainwashed their subjects into believing God was dead... hopelessness and depression set in big-time leading to a huge alcoholism problem.
Today students are constantly bombarded with teachings that humans evolved from a pile of slime millions of years ago by random chance…
This leads to a depressing fatalistic view of life. People are searching for answers.
We are witnessing a world where thousands of people are abandoning traditional western Christian beliefs for a pantheon of new age gods and goddesses in hopes of finding a god big enoughto fill the empty voids left by teachers that unfortunately leave students with more questions than answers.
New Age philosophy claims offer a true pathway to lasting peace and fulfillment.
Here are some things to consider.
Do all paths really lead to the top of the same mountain as some would have us believe?
Or could this be part of an ancient prophesy being fulfilled?
Has anybody discovered One God that is truly greater than all of the “other gods”?
Has anybody discovered One truth that trumped all others?
The goal of this site is to provide answers to these age old questions and food for thought as we explore the lives of individuals that have done that been there and bought the t-shirt to prove it.
Make sure to come back often to hear more New Age Horror Stories With a Good Ending!
What is the "New Age"?
"The New Age Movement is in a class by itself. Unlike most formal religions, it has no holy text, central organization, membership, formal clergy, geographic center, dogma, creed, etc.
They often use mutually exclusive definitions for some of their terms. The New Age is in fact a free-flowing spiritual movement; a network of believers and practitioners who share somewhat similar beliefs and practices, which they add on to whichever formal religion that they follow.
Their book publishers take the place of a central organization; seminars, conventions, books and informal groups replace of sermons and religious services.
Quoting John Naisbitt:
"In turbulent times, in times of great change, people head for the two extremes: fundamentalism and personal, spiritual experience...With no membership lists or even a coherent philosophy or dogma, it is difficult to define or measure the unorganized New Age movement. But in every major U.S. and European city, thousands who seek insight and personal growth cluster around a metaphysical bookstore, a spiritual teacher, or an education center." 1
The New Age is definitely a heterogeneous movement of individuals; most graft some new age beliefs onto their regular religious affiliation. Recent surveys of US adults indicate that many Americans hold at least some new age beliefs."...
Excerpt from www.religioustolerance.org
In a world gone crazy in chaos, wars and misunderstanding it seems only natural to want to have peace and fulfillment. But where does that come from?
Is mankind capable of achieving peace and inner harmony?
Can man understand himself through dream interpretation, astrology, magic, wicca, tarot cards, spiritual endeavors, parapsychology...healing, wholeness, wellness, holistic medicine, e.s.p....are people really finding life's answers in the New Age?
Why has there always been wars, pain, dying if man is basically good? What is the real problem?
The church of today here in the United States is a far cry from the original church and the disciples that first followed after Jesus Christ, that endured such hardships from the hands of Roman torturers, Christians martyred for taking such stands for Jesus Christ that they lost their lives...
It began a huge wave and move of God's Holy Spirit, Who helps people even now come to know God for themselves, not just know about Him....leading people to true salvation through Jesus Christ, the one true Son of God, through Whom all things were made and are held together.
Always, the Gospel of Jesus Christ, is sent out to reach people in throughout the world. Christianity has pervaded almost every culture of the world in the past two thousand years, despite the threat of the world culture's belief systems that continually attempt to invade the church.
Sin has always been Man's problem, since the Garden of Eden, the beginning. Jesus Christ has been and still is the only answer and solution...God's love reaching down to us, doing only what God can do, changing us from the inside. New Age, simply put, is Satan's fleshly, selfish alternatives to try to make Man think he is something without God, making himself to be god. There is a Heavenly Father Who is calling us into a relationship with Him. And there is only one true God, and in His Love He has sent His only Son Jesus to pay for what we could never pay for on our own...the forgiveness of sin. Recieve Jesus Christ as your Lord and savior today to recieve God's gift of Love and eternal life.
Reincarnation, auras, and energizing crystals - surely these are the stuff of fairy tales, nothing more. People don't really speak to ancient Egyptian holy men, or listen seriously to Shirley MacLaine, for that matter - do they? Drawing from a range of occult, pagan, and pseudo-scientific traditions, the New Age Movement is broad, diffuse, hard to nail down - and insidiously dangerous. Its belief in the "divinity of humanity", its emphasis on "self-actualization", and its looking forward to a coming utopian "new world" have tremendous appeal. But does it have the truth?
