Global Paradigm Change
by Thomas Ivan Dahlheimer
The author of the best-selling book "Gods of the New Age," the late Caryl Matrisciana (1947-2016), also produced a
popular documentary video on today's massive infiltration of New Age/Hindu or Eastern mystical meditation and yoga into
Christian churches. It is titled Yoga Uncoiled - Christ Centered Yoga False Christianity - Documentary.
Another Caryl Productions video on this topic is titled: WIDE IS THE GATE - The Emerging
New Christianity VOLUME 1 and VOLUME 2. Warning: There is a lot of Christian propaganda in these Caryl Productions videos.
The popular Caryl Productions video titled "Yoga Uncoiled - Christ Centered Yoga
False Christianity - Documentary" includes an introductory documentary about how
the New Age spiritual philosophy entered the mainstream by way of the Beatles'
promotion of the yogic Hindu, 1960s hippie spiritual revolution. In this video
a narrator states that the 1960s spiritual revolution that the Beatles began
to promote-continued to spread throughout the '70s and succeeding decades-and
that "it is still rapidly gaining global acceptance today."
The ex-Roman Catholic Priest and now world renowned Episcopalian eco-theologian, Reverend Matthew
Fox, promotes a somewhat New Age/Hindu-Buddhist/Sufi Islam/indigenous people's eco-spirituality
expression of "Christianity". Fox is one of the leaders of the Creation-Centered spirituality
movement. He believes that his expression of "Christianity" will radically transform
Christianity, so that it becomes a new faith that will unite humanity and resanctify
Mother Earth.
Alice Bailey (1880 – 1949) was a great prophetess of the New Age movement. She coined
the term New Age. She prophesied that when this movement sufficiently infiltrated the
Christian church it would radically transform the church, old scientifically outdated dogmas would be eliminated and the new faith of the new church
order would then usher in the New Age, or "Kingdom of God."
The scripture Ephesians 4:11-12 says the five-fold ministry of the church - apostles,
prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers - would last "till we all come in the
unity of the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to a perfect man, to the
measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ." I believe that the apostolic church,
the Roman Catholic Church, is, at this present time, giving birth to the perfect man.
And that when the Roman Catholic Church gives birth it will die and a new church order will
be established.
The old church order believes that humans and God are separate entities and that humans are only
human and that God is divine. The old church order also believes that God is located above
the stars and looking down on us. The new church order believes that God resides in the
deepest depth of the recesses of our souls and that we can become one with Him/Her and
experience our divinity as Jesus did. And do so, by doing good works and practicing a
particular type of daily mystical meditation and contemplation. The members of the
new church order will enter into "the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ,"
the stature of the divine.
During the 1983 annual Tekakwitha Conference in Collegeville, Minnesota,
Reverend Matthew Fox and I had a "talk." During our conversation I quoted
a few hippy revolutionary lyrics from a popular 1960s rock and roll
song. The lyrics were from Van Morrisons song Into The Mystic. In response, Fox said, "those
are some good lyrics."
During our Tekakwitha Conference meeting I also told Rev. Fox about my hippie
worldview mission behind the sacred
Dakota/Lakota/Nakota Native word wahkon (holy). When I told him about my
wahkon worldview he then mentioned that a missionary priest who was one of the leaders of the Conference
had stated, during a popular Conference meeting of his, that there was "a whole
worldview around the word wahkon." In responce I said "yes I know, I was there
and heard him say those words." At the end of our conversation he said, "keep in touch." Many years after
our meeting, Fox gave his support for my campaigne to change the derogatory name of
a Minnesota river, the badly named "Rum" River. I am working to change/restore the
river's name back to its sacred Dakota/Lakota/Nakota Native name Wahkon.
Jesuit Father John Hardon (1914-2000), who authored “The Catholic Catechism” at the request
of Pope Paul VI said that the world renowned Thomas Merton was “not fully converted intellectually to the Catholic Faith”
and that "The New Age movement mainly owes its genesis and development to Thomas Merton.”
At the 1983 Tekakwitha Conference, Rev. Fox and I made a hippie and Thomas Merton connection. Thomas Merton
(1915 - 1968) was a world renowned Roman Catholic monk, author and spiritual guide. He asked Fox to
reach out to the hippies. Today, the promotion of Merton's Eastern mystical meditation
and contemplation spirituality is helping people to find their divine status. Fox has stated that "the
Roman Catholic Church must die," so that like a living seed that falls to the ground and dies, it
can produce a new "tree"/church that will produce good fruit.
Richard H. Carter was one of the San Francisco Bay Area leaders of the 1960s hippie counter-cultural
revolution. I met and became friends with Richard and his wife (Lois) in the late 1960s. The
three of us decided to participate in the area's counter-culture movement to establish hippie
communes and then move to rural areas to establish eco-villages where we would practice our
New Age spirituality and spread our worldview. We then traveled from the Bay Area
to Wahkon, Minnesota-which is located in a rural area of the state. At the time, some members
of my extended maternal Mr. & Mrs. I. C. Rainbow family were with us in Wahkon.
During the 1983 Mr. & Mrs. I. C. Rainbow family reunion my Uncle Don Rainbow, after
speaking with me about my 1983 meeting with Rev. Matthew Fox and my belief that our
family was being called to come together in Wahkon and form into a counter-culture
kinship tribe, 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." Today, I still believe
that my Rainbow family relatives are being called by God and Jesus Christ to come
together in Wahkon and form into a counter-culture kinship tribe. The world will
see the sign of the rainbow appear in Wahkon.
In the late 1980s I met and became friends with Chris McCloud, a renowned song writer
who in the 1960s socialized with Paul McCarthy at Apple Studio in London, England. When Chris was socializing
with Mr. McCarthy and later with me he was of the highly influenced by Thomas Merton
hippie spiritual revolution. Chris once came to visit me in Wahkon.
Today, I continue to believe in my early 1970s prophecy wherein I prophesied
that the Roman Catholic Church would come to an end and that a new church would be
established, and that it would be called the Wahkon Catholic Church. And that its headquarters
would be located in Wahkon, Minnesota. The Rome Catholic Church gives birth
to the "perfect man" in Wahkon.
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NEWS: Reverend Matthew Fox's December 10, 2019, 173 word response comment
to my comment/article posted on his "Daily Meditations" Facebook site is
located here. My two posts on August. 29, 2019 are located
here. My June 16, 2019, post is located here. My June 25, 2019, post is located here.
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REVEREND MATTHEW FOX: Here is a video interview of Rev. Matthew Fox talking about his and Meister Echart's theology and spirituality.
SWAMI KRIYANANDA: Here is a video wherein Swami Kriyananda (1926-1913), the founder of Ananda, teaches
the difference between Christianity and Hinduism.
DR.VANDANA SHIVA: Here is a video of Dr. Shiva speaking at an UN converence.
Tom Goldtooth's Rights Of Nature Video
Related article: UN Report Says Indigenous Sovereignty Could Save the Planet.
