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A small portion of the December edition of Benjamin Creme’s (the official spokesmen of Maitreya, the leader of the Ascended Masters-a group of spiritual beings referred to as the “spiritual wickedness in high places” in Ephesians 6:12) magazine was published online on Christmas Eve. Today I provide a brief overview of the portion of Creme’s magazine that is available online and provide some of my thoughts on some of the claims Creme and the Ascended Master who advises Creme make in this magazine.
The magazine began with an article by the Ascended Master who advises Benjamin Creme (transcribed by Creme) about the "need" for change in the world. Interestingly, the article began by suggesting that the ongoing efforts by experts and governments to keep the current economic and financial system going would eventually fail. The article then claimed that many people are looking for a voice to express their suffering and claimed that Maitreya is that “voice” working to influence events.
- The only thing that stands out in the article is the suggestion that the ongoing efforts to keep the current economic and financial system going would fail. Christ told us in the Olivet Discourse that we’ll see wars, rumors of wars, commotions, etc prior to His Second Coming. In order to get this type of chaos/instability the current economic and financial system probably would have to collapse. Therefore, I would not disagree with the statement that the ongoing efforts to keep the current economic and financial system going would fail eventually. However, this by no means make Creme’s Ascended Master a reliable source of truthful information. For instance, the rest of his article attempted to present Maitreya as the hope of the world, which is complete LIE. The truth is that Jesus Christ is the Savior.
A reader asked Creme whether he was infallible. Interestingly, Creme responded by saying that neither he nor the Ascended Masters are infallible. This is actually a truthful remark because Creme has made failed predictions in the past and the Ascended Masters are evil spiritual beings who have a tendency to deceive a lot.
- I try to be extremely careful when telling you what these sources claim because they are totally fallible. In contrast, the Bible-the Word of God-is a totally infallible source of truthful information. Psalms 119:160 says: “Thy word is true from the beginning: and every one of thy righteous judgments endureth for ever” while Christ said that scripture cannot be broken (John 10:35). As a Christian, I will side with the infallible Bible over fallible sources anytime.
- I am not infallible either. I try my best to present information and analysis that is consistent with what the Bible says. However, I am human and I make mistakes.
The magazine also featured a section on the mysterious missile launch in California back in early November. The magazine says that the Ascended Master who advises Creme claims it was a Martian spacecraft that was launched from underwater.
- I’ll let you decide whether to believe this claim or not…
Finally, if anyone is still tracking the alleged Maitreya television tour on American television, Creme claims that Maitreya has given 28 interviews as of December 21. As of November 14, Creme alleged that Maitreya gave 27 interviews so if you’re still tracking it you can do the math…
Overall, there was nothing Earth-shattering in the sections of the magazine that were made available online. I don’t think the Christmas Eve release has any significant meaning. Nevertheless, I hope you found this review somewhat informative.
