I
had been puzzling about freemasonry for some time.
Clearly the spiritual forces behind freemasonry were active in
all Western countries through most of the twentieth century.
However, over the last few years the influence of freemasonry has
declined, as the older generation died and the younger generations did
not feel the same appeal. However,
the evil spirits behind this movement have not died, so they must be
operating in a less obvious way. I
knew that they were still working, but I did not know how.
Then I received a newsletter about the spirit of rejection that
provided the answer.Key
The key is
to understand that evil spirits can change the way they operate, if
their previous method becomes ineffective.
Finally,
a spirit came forward, stood before the LORD and said, 'I will entice
him.… I will go out and be a lying spirit in the mouths of all his
prophets,' he said (1 Kings 22:21-22).
Here we
have a spirit deciding to be something different to cope with a new
situation.. This means that the spirit that dominates an age and place
can change over time. The change happens slowly, because spirits are not
very creative and find it hard to develop new skills.
The post
war period was dominated by a spirit that worked through freemasonry.
Now that the freemasonry movement has atrophied and is dying, the spirit
behind it has morphed into a spirit of rejection, so it can be more
effective in the next generation.
War
Generation
The war
generation were rejected by their leaders but ignored it, because they
were very task focused. They had completed the job of winning the war,
so when they got home, they just got on with getting the job done at
home too. They wanted to provide their children with a better life than
they had known, so they worked extremely hard. They did this because
they loved their children, but they rarely spoke the words. They were so
busy being successful, that their children, felt rejected. (Belonging to
the freemasons was part of being successful).
The baby
boom generation had a good life, but they did not receive the love they
needed, because they felt their parents tied love to performance. The
baby boomers passed a spirit of rejection onto their children at birth.
Rejection is now the spirit that shapes and controls their children's
generation.
Rejection
This sense
of rejection is ironic, because children of the baby boomers are an
indulged generation. Their parents have given them everything and run
around after them. The schools did everything they could to boost their
self esteem. It is hard to understand how they would feel rejected when
they have received so much. Yet they almost all carry a sense of
rejection.
The
parents of this generation are confused by this. Many feel quite angry.
They have given so much, but are not appreciated. Why should an indulged
generation feel so rejected? It does not make sense.
The
reason is simple. This generation actually inherited their rejection in
the womb, so they were not able to receive love from their parents. All
the psychobabble that should have boosted their self esteem, just never
penetrated the rejection they received in the womb. Everything that was
done for them was interpreted through inherited rejection, so it was all
misunderstood.
Their
parents responded to their hurt, with more indulgence, but that just
adds to the hurt they feel. Moreover, this indulgence has a hook in the
tail. It leaves the child feeling obligated to the parent, and then
failure to meet the consequent expectations, just adds to the rejection.
Mobs
The spirit
of rejection makes it difficult for young people to establish
relationships. They are
often unwilling to commit, because they fear being rejected again.
Shallow relationships are safer, because they do not risk
rejection. This might be why
young people operate in mobs. They
can be part of a group, without the risk of rejection that comes with
commitment to another person. |