Mahatma Gandhi

Whenever the people need a hero, we shall supply him, is a quote often ascribed to 33degree Freemason, Albert Pike. Whether indeed it was he who said this or someone else, it makes little difference; the ruling class in the shadows not only create and fund the chaos, they hand pick and fund the people’s heroes within that chaos.

The people’s hero is chosen for attributes such as, already morally compromised, and/or highly complex and driven, needing careful channelling, and/or emotionally vulnerable - often carrying pressing guilt.

‘James Earl Carter – He was specially chosen because he had had three mental breakdowns and he would be a good guy to manipulate…I first heard of him through my intelligence contact…he told me, your next president is going to be a peanut farmer from Georgia…The Royal Institute for International Affairs had ordered David Rockefeller to find a candidate who was totally weak, preferably mentally weak…also did the exact same thing with William Jefferson Clinton.’ John Coleman, Analyst of world affairs, British Intelligence Officer for MI6, author of several books and numerous papers analysing the power structure of the world

India had one such hero who seemed to tick most of the requirements, with the bonus of being a British trained Law graduate; his name was Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, known to the world as Mahatma Gandhi.

Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948) grew up in a ridged Hindu family that worshipped the Ancient Mystery god Vishnu. His mother Putlibai was so devout, she spent most of her time in the temple and fasted for long periods of time to gain favour from the gods, which left a lifelong impression of her son.

In 1883, at 13 years old Gandhi married Kasturba, and went on to having four boys together. At 15 his father died, leaving him with a lifetime of guilt; he had paused his care of his dad to have sexual relations with his wife, to discover his father dead on his return. At 18 he left Kasturba to study law in London, graduating in 1891 at the age of 22, then returned to India to find that his mother had died.

It was during his time in London, that he was introduced to Helena Petrovna Blavatsky co-founder of the Theosophical Society (1875), and her card-carrying Fabian pupil Annie Besant. Theosophy, according to the founders is the core truth of all religions; therefore, it should become the only world religion. Because of its blends of sun worshipping religions, it superimposed well over Hinduism and Gandhi’s Vaishnavism beliefs.

Theosophy rejects a personal God, blending “divine wisdom” within sun worshipping religions. It teaches that all life is connected by a single, universal divine force, and that we can all reach higher spiritual awareness through intuition and study.

Towards the end of my second year in England [1889], I came across two Theosophists, brothers…They talked to me about the Gita…and they invited me to read the original with them. I felt ashamed, as I had read the divine poem neither in Sanskrit nor in Gujarati…but that I would gladly read it with them and…I hoped to be able to understand the original to the extent of telling where the translation failed to bring out the meaning. I began reading the Gita with them…the book struck me as one of priceless worth.’ Gandhi’s Autobiography

Helena Petrovna Blavatsky and other Theosophists took Gandhi under their wing, mentoring him and reinforcing reincarnation, karma, universal brotherhood, and uniting universal truths. And while Gandhi was used to do their work in the East, Theosophy was breaking ground in the West. In the 1940s the newly created United Nations made Theosophy its philosophical seat. It was the nucleus of the New Age Movement in the 1960s, and found its way into mainstream conversation during the Vatican led ecumenical movement in the 1970s-1980s, severely compromising Protestant Christianity in the West.

They [’the two brothers’] also took me on one occasion [1889] to the Blavatsky Lodge and introduced me to Madame Blavatsky and Mrs. Besant…I recall having read, at the brothers’ instance, Madame Blavatsky’s Key to Theosophy. This book stimulated in me the desire to read books on Hinduism and disabused me of the notion fostered by the [Protestant Christian] missionaries that Hinduism was rife with superstition.’ Gandhi’s autobiography

In 1893 Gandhi took up law in South Africa. Kasturba joined him four years later. It was during his time in Africa that his racist views were confirmed. He, himself experienced racism from British and Dutch immigrants. But what really upset him wasn’t their discrimination so much as finding himself classed among the black Africans. He tried to gain a higher status for the Indian community in Africa and was outspoken in his views. Kasturba and Gandhi decided to return to India in 1914, now a working member of the Theosophy Society having joined in 1889.

Ancient Mystery Religion of Mithraism is the esoteric belief of the papacy. The papal private army, the Jesuit Order rebranded Mithraic practices to Jesuit Spiritual Exercises. The Exercises were received by Spanish Ignatius Loyola, the first Superior General of the Order in a dark cave from a “beautiful snake” in the early 15oo’s.

‘The subcontinent of India, in the eyes of Vatican planners, has a primordial importance as the one country in Asia where the Church could make huge headway. The Roman Catholic Church has poured vast resources into India…It is estimated that 60 percent of all students in India attend Roman Catholic schools and colleges. In those seats of learning, 50 percent of the teachers are non-Christian. Jesuits are involved on the local, state, and national level. The Hinduization of Catholicism can thus be seen as a hazardous experiment in a vitally important area.’ The Jesuits: The Society of Jesus, 1987, Malachi Martin (ex-Jesuit), page 512

The Jesuits targeted India as their mission field in the 17^th century. A papal connected Italian Jesuit named Roberto de Nobili (1577-1656) was sent by the Jesuit Superior general to infiltrate Hinduism in 1606. Over the centuries the Order has positioned themselves even boasting many Brahmins Jesuits amidst their company. During the enlightenment era of the late 1800s they moved from “owning” Hinduism, to “owning” the whole country.

‘With an invincibly blind optimism and an absolute self-confidence, Arrupe [(1907-1991) Superior General of the Jesuits from 1965-1983] justified his nearly crazed quest for “the primitive charism” by looking instead at the picture in India where, out of a total Jesuit membership of 3100, 2600 were native Indians…It was a special consolation to Pedro Arrupe, given his unusual concept of mission work, that the Jesuits in India were adapting, being “inculturated” into their Hindu ambient. Ceremonial practices from the worship of Kali and Shiva were integrated into the celebration of the Mass. Jesuits joined the ranks of the sanyasi, the holy men. Swami Animananda S.J., and Swami Amalananda, S.J., both traveled, dressed, and lived like sanyasi, complete with robes, staff, begging bowl, and all the other accoutrements.’ The Jesuits: The Society of Jesus, 1987, Malachi Martin, page 411

Nobili quickly he became friends with the Brahmin and moved into their quarter of the city, discarded his black Jesuit robes to wear a saffron robe. To gain the people’s trust he shaved his head, spoke only Tamil, became vegetarian, and took on the Brahmin habit of eating only once a day. He painted the guru sign on his brow from sandalwood paste to take away his “nakedness” and dropped the priest title for the Brahmin sannyasi. Finally, he placed over his shoulder three strands of cotton cord signifying his high Brahmin rank, adopted the Brahmin habit of daily baths, and performed Hindu ritual cleansing before administering mass

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‘Arrupism by Father General Kolvenbach [(1928–2016), 29th Superior General of the Jesuit Order - 1983 to 2008] has come in India. For Pedro Arrupe, that area with all of its religious deviations and excesses that can only be described as the sanctioned Hinduization of Catholicism, was the mission field he and his new Society could point to with the greatest pride and satisfaction. In Michael Amaladoss, S.J., who was appointed by Kolvenbach as one of his own General Assistants, the policy of Arrupe in India has found a new and energetic champion. Amaladoss has made it clear that he considers all religions Hinduism no less than Catholicism-as “faith commitments leading to the same goal.”’ The Jesuits: The Society of Jesus, 1987, Malachi Martin, page 484

To hide their agenda of dominance within diversity of endeavours the Jesuits created and owned the British East India Trading Company (BEITC) in 1600. Queen Elizabeth I, signed its charter the same year, enabling the Company of Jesus to plunder exploit, bribe and war their way to establishing a trading and slave empire in the name of Britain. India would be the first country tagged in the East.

‘It wasn’t the British who conquered India; it was a rogue multi-corporation [Jesuit BEITC].’ William Dalrymple Writer and Historian

In the late 1700’s Sir Arthur Wellesley (1769-1852), made the decision to further conquer resource-rich India for The Crown, financed by Rothschild. By the time Queen Victoria sat on the throne, the Jesuit Order was in control of Britain. The Order again used England as cover for their dialectic chaos it wrought in India. For Victoria’s usefulness to that end, she was bestowed the title Empress of India. This did two things, it increased her realm, but more importantly vilified the English, while the Order shunned the light.

‘You well know, that what we aim at is the Empire of the world.’ ‘Let us prefer a secret war, though less brilliant, is more sure to bring us the advantage. Let us shun too much light.’ The Secret Plan of the Jesuits, Abbate Leone

Gandhi, the people’s hero, was targeted, puffed up and used by the ruling class through their Theosophy Society. Firstly, they crafted his image as a wise, spiritual guru. Then they marketed him as a spiritually enlightened visionary. Finally, they gave him Brahmin status, calling him Mahatma.

‘…as the Jesuits did when they worshiped idols in China, and became Brahmins in India—so that she may bring all nations and peoples under her dominion…’ Footprints of the Jesuits, Richard, page 461

Mahatma is a conferred title meaning “great soul” in Sanskrit – (maha means great and atma meaning soul or spirit). In 1909 Gandhi’s close friend, Pranjivan Mehta referred to Gandhi as a Mahatma in a letter to prominent Theosophist, Gopal Krishna Gokhale (1866-1915). This was followed by Nautamlal Bhagawanji Mehta, a Gandhi benefactor using the title of Mahatma in a speech in 1915. An elite insider, poet and playwright Rabindranath Tagore, who was a friend of the Theosophy Society having spent time at the Besant Theosophical College in Madanapalle in 1919, then started using the Mahatma when speaking of Gandhi and the elite propaganda machine known as mainstream media ran with it.

India is the mother of religion. In her are combined science and religion in perfect harmony, and that is the Hindu religion, and it is India that shall be again the spiritual mother of the world. Annie Besant Mother, Spiritual, Perfect Besant’s lecture at the Grand Theatre, Calcutta, on January 15, 1906.

Although Gandhi’s accomplishments and moral stature were not big enough to warrant the unofficial title, his ego was. And so, the lost, weird and dirty old man caught between cultures, was puffing up as a living icon of India and then the world.

Gandhi the manipulator was being manipulated by his weak point - his personal faith, eclectic at best. His belief was about “Truth is God” and theosophy effectively put an academic cap on it legitimising it in his mind. The idea that man can become God took his thinking down a dark path of brainwashing young women to be celibacy trophies. Gandhi was on a spiritual quest, if not to become a god, at least gain favour from the gods to hold the power to change the nation closer to his “heart’s desire”. Throughout his activism he frequently cited the Hindu concept of Ramanama (the name of Rama) as a way to invoke the ultimate spirit of Truth and find God within oneself. However, he emphasized that “My Rama is not the historical Rama,” but rather the absolute Truth and eternal principle of the universe – Theosophy.

When Gandhi was first being used in India, the West was being positioned for what is anecdotally called the Second Papal Thirty Years War (WWI-WWII) in an attempt to destroy Protestant Christianity. In the 1930s the papacy started to puff-up and funded Hitler’s Nazi Party - National Socialist Party. His mandate was to make Theosophy the official religion of Germany.

‘After the Golden Dawn was organized in 1887 on the racist doctrine espoused by Bulwer-Lytton, the order had established lodges by the turn of the century in several leading European cities including Berlin, which would soon boast a large ornate Golden Dawn temple. Before and during World War I, the Berlin Golden Dawn had spawned two other secret societies: (1) in 1902 the Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O.), which was later controlled by English Freemason Aleister Crowley; and (2) in 1918 the Thule Society, which discovered and groomed Hitler. The Thule Society’s doctrine was identical to that contained in Lytton’s Vril: The Power of the Coming Race. Blavatsky’s doctrines of Theosophy became the Satanic bible of the Thule.’ Scarlet and the Beast, 1994, John Daniel, page 461

At the end of WWII, with millions of young Protestant men killed, the slow march through Christian countries started in earnest. Gandhi was the tool to subvert India to dovetail with the subverted post war Protestant West. With East and West compromised through their dialectics the papal United Nations assumed authority.

‘The political development of these secret movements is always by gradual stages, culminating in revolution as a preparation for world domination by their hidden directors. Thus Mme Blavatsky, notwithstanding her early adventures in spiritualism and phenomena, firmly established the Theosophical Society, whose influence to-day in one form or another is worldwide. Her Secret Doctrine, received, it is said, from the Masters, is to-day the Gospel and binding force among her faithful followers, and thus has she prepared the way. Mrs Besant, continuing the required development in India, attempted a pseudo-revival of Hinduism and later the establishment of a World-Teacher…After a Theosophical Convention in Madras in 1884, the National Congress was initiated by a group of, largely, Indian Theosophists, for the expression of Indian aspirations. In 1885 Mrs Besant joined the Fabians and was for fifty years a member of Labour. Much later she drew up her Indian Home Rule Bill, which she brought to England, where it was officially approved of by the Labour Party. Again, in September 1928, this gave place to the Nehru Committee Constitution, supported by Mrs Besant, demanding Dominion Status. But Gandhi, that fanatical but astute political dreamer, not content to wait, issued an ultimatum demanding a Government decision by the end of 1929; no decision being forthcoming, he thereupon opened his campaign for absolute independence by civil disobedience, leading the country into chaos.’ Light Bearers of Darkness, 1930, Christina M. Stoddard, page 397

When documenting whose who of the New Age Movement, Gandhi’s name is prominent. The Papacy, through the United Nations continues to this day causing national and international conflict towards their goal of a new Dark Age.

‘286. In these pages of reflection on universal fraternity, I felt inspired particularly by Saint Francis of Assisi [first Jesuit recruit], but also by others of our brothers and sisters who are not Catholics [but Jesuit controlled]: Martin Luther King, Desmond Tutu, Mahatma Gandhi and many more.’ Encyclical letter Fratelli Tutti of the Holy Father Francis on Fraternity and Social Friendship, 2020

Gandhi is the gift that keeps on giving - The United Nations, the Vatican’s new organ pushing for a one world governance, after nearly eighty years, still gets their money’s worth for all the effort and finances put into their creation of the people’s hero

‘The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) represent a shared global ambition and intergovernmental commitment to meet a range of targets by 2030. The Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development (MGIEP) is UNESCO’s first Category 1 education-related Institute in Asia and the only Institute focusing on education for peace and sustainable development, now enshrined in SDG Target 4.7.’ Rethinking Schooling for the 21^st Century: The State of Education for Peace, Sustainable Development and Global Citizenship in Asia, 2017, UNESCO, page v

The United Nations Education Science and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) was founded and run by Fabian Socialist and Theosophist Aldous Huxley, a close friend of Annie Besant.

‘…Let us ask ourselves what the practical alternatives are as we confront this problem of population growth…There are colossal difficulties in the way of implementing any large-scale policy of limitation of population; whereas death control is extremely easy under modern circumstances…the control, for example, of infectious diseases [COVID] – can be accomplished by a handful of experts and quite a small labour force of unskilled persons and requires a very small capital expenditure.’ Aldous Huxley, 1959, ‘Population Explosion’ lecture

Britain gave India back its sovereignty on (a Roman ritual Ides), the ides of August (15^th), 1947, ending nearly two hundred years of choregraphed British Rule, but not Jesuit rule. India’s dialectic cultural turmoil ended up with its globalist designed synthesis, making Gandhi irrelevant, and further, obsolete.

‘” Behind every revolutionary movement throughout the world there is always some secret organisation…Sometimes the chief aim is camouflaged under a pattern of nationalism or of internationalism; but the attack is always directed ultimately against these foundations of civilisation…The political development of these secret movements is always by gradual stages, culminating in revolution as a preparation for world domination by their hidden directors. Thus Mme Blavatsky, notwithstanding her early adventures in spiritualism and phenomena, firmly established the Theosophical Society, whose influence to-day in one form or another is worldwide. Her Secret Doctrine, received, it is said, from the Masters, is to-day the Gospel and binding force among her faithful followers, and thus has she prepared the way. Mrs. Besant, continuing the required development in India, attempted a pseudo-revival of Hinduism and later the establishment of a World-Teacher-mouthpiece of her hidden directors, entirely anti-Christian;’ The Trail of the Serpent, 1861, Mary Elizabeth Braddon, page 180

Ultimately, Gandhi’s branding was damaged by his exploitation of young women making him a liability. With India in the hands of the Jesuit Order it was time for the Gandhi Myth to be immortalised as the People’s Hero, rather than what he was, a useful idiot played by the Theosophical and Jesuit actors.

Nathuram Vinayak Godse (1910-1949 death by hanging) an Indian Hindu nationalist and political activist was either authorised or allowed to assassinate Gandhi. At point blank range he unloaded three bullets into Gandhi’s chest at an interfaith prayer meeting. The irony is not lost as interfaith was only a stepping stone to one faith.

If Godse were a Jesuit or Jesuit adjutor, he is not the only Jesuit sent on a suicide mission. According to the Jesuit Supreme Oath they are perinde ad cadaver, Latin for as if a dead body; meaning a Jesuit who has taken the supreme oath sees themselves as dead already.

‘Relative to occult New Age expressions, the entertainment industry must be seen as a primary vehicle for promoting New Age views. Films are the most powerful instruments for influencing millions of minds. Movies such as Star Wars, Indiana Jones and the Temple~ Doom, The Empire Strikes Back and Dark Crystal make statements about a pantheistic “Force” that represents deity or communication with “the other side”, ascended masters that form a hierarchy for bringing man into the New Age. All that one needs is within himself. Or, the only reality is that which is perceived. Even the award-winning film Gandhi glorifies the Indian leader as synthesizer of a new universal religion, a syncretistic mix of two mutually exclusive religions, Hinduism and Christianity.’ The New Age Movement Files, source lost

After Gandhi’s death, his “sexual experiments” were filed in the bin of forgetfulness; no child is taught real history, no historian dare mention, no government risks exposing the truth, leaving the general public believing a lie.

‘After Gandhi’s death, everyone wanted to suppress all further discussion of the celibacy experiments.’ Nirmal Kumar Bose (1901-1972), Anthropologist, social worker

The myth’s slow march continues…

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