Overview of the Shamballa Force
By Joshua Typos
The Shamballa force is a spiritual energy that represents the divine will-to-good. It emanates from a mystical center known as Shamballa, which is considered a focal point for divine purpose and intention on Earth.
The Shamballa force originates in Tibetan Buddhism and Hinduism, particularly in the Kalachakra Tantra, which prophesies that a king from Shambhala will emerge to defeat dark forces and usher in a new age. The Theosophical Society popularized the idea in the West, and later writers like Alice A. Bailey associated it with cosmic energy and divine will. She taught spiritual evolution is from fallen angels.
Alice Bailey wrote that the revolt of the angels against God was part of “the divine plan of evolution,” for by it the fallen angels “descended from their sinless and free state of existence in order to develop full divine awareness on earth,” [Alice Bailey, The Externalization of the Hierarchy (New York: Lucis Publishing Company, 1957), p. 118]
Esoteric interpretations often draw parallels between Shamballa and biblical texts, suggesting both represent hidden spiritual truths and realms of enlightenment. Shamballa is viewed as a mystical kingdom tied to spiritual progress, while biblical texts are interpreted as containing deeper meanings beyond their literal sense, often emphasizing the pursuit of inner truth.
Key Characteristics of the Will of Antichrist
The Willful King in the Bible, often identified with the Antichrist, is described in [Daniel 11:36-45] as a future ruler who will exalt himself above all gods and act independently of any authority. This figure is tied to end-times prophecies, is characterized by defiance toward God in Daniel’s 70th week of prophecy, and will stand in the Temple of God (Third Temple), declaring himself God.
Nature of the Shamballa Force
- So-Called Divine Will: The Shamballa force embodies God’s will, guiding humanity toward higher spiritual principles. (Spirit of Antichrist)
- Transformative Energy: The lie that it is intended to purify, transform, and organize human consciousness, facilitating spiritual evolution. (In New Age authors talk about the seething eneregies of Lucifer)
Functions of the Shamballa Force (The Will of the Devil)
– Ye are of [your] father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it. And because I tell [you] the truth, ye believe me not. [John 8:44-45]
- Purification: Cleanses outdated patterns and beliefs that hinder spiritual progress. (Church is a Outdated Belief to New Agers. A Purge)
- Destruction: Dismantles structures and ideologies that are no longer aligned with the greater good, making way for new growth. (According to Pagan Beliefs and Deconstructing the Bible ie NAR and Emergent Chruch Streams)
- Organization: Establishes new patterns and structures that resonate with divine principles, fostering cooperation and unity. (Think about Syncretism and Ecumenical enterprises that engage in Mystical practices on the NWO1) Compromisers.
Historical Context
The Shamballa force has been recognized in various spiritual traditions and has influenced significant historical like the Nazi’s during World War II events2. It is believed to have made direct impacts on human consciousness during pivotal moments, such as the early 20th century, which coincided with major global transformations.
Biblical Parallels
While the Shamballa force itself is not mentioned in the Bible, some esoteric interpretations may find parallels with biblical themes. Here are a few concepts that could be related:
- Divine Will: God’s Will never changes, but Divine Will of New Spirituality is ever changing idea of a higher purpose or divine intention to achieve at-onement. (Not my will be done, thy Will be done)
- Spiritual Purpose: Themes of serving a greater good and aligning with divine plans can be found throughout scripture. While New Age is a wide gate, the Bible says Narrow is the way the leads to life.
- Key difference: Christianity teaches that God is separate from creation. New Age teachings blur that line, promoting the idea that everything and everyone is divine.3
How Esoteric Interpretations of The Bible Differ from Biblical Interpretation
Excerpt from Dr. Ron Rhodes: When Jesus said, “Seek first his kingdom and his righteousness” (Matt. 6:33, NIV), was He teaching His disciples, as New Ager David Spangler argues, to seek “the state of identification with one’s true individuality, the source within, the Divine center, that I AM THAT I AM?”
When Jesus said, “Take my yoke upon you and learn from me” (Matt. 11:29), was He teaching His disciples, as Church Universal and Triumphant leader Elizabeth Clare Prophet argues, to “take my consciousness of my sacred labor, my Christhood bearing the burden of world karma and learn of my Guru, the Ancient of Days?”
When Moses composed the creation account in Genesis, was it really his intention to communicate, as Christian Science founder Mary Baker Eddy argues, that the name Adam represents a dam (as in the dam at Niagara Falls) that “stands for obstruction, error, even the supposed separation of man from God?”
The common link joining each of these Bible interpreters is that they all utilize an esoteric system of interpreting Scripture — that is, each seeks hidden, secret, or inner spiritual meanings of Bible verses, especially the teachings of Jesus. If these and other esotericists are correct in their approach to Scripture, then orthodox Christians have woefully misrepresented the true meaning of Scripture for almost two full millennia. We must therefore address the question, Is the esoteric method of interpreting Scripture a legitimate method?
Key Differences
| Aspect | Shamballa Force | Biblical Teachings |
|---|---|---|
| Origin | Tibetan Buddhism and Theosophy | Judeo-Christian tradition |
| Nature of Energy | Spiritual energy focused on divine will for change | Part of God’s Creation |
| Contextual Use | Esoteric and mystical interpretations | Religious teachings and moral guidance |
| Truth | Truth is relative and eclectic | Jesus is the Truth Incarnate |
New Ager Benjamin Creme, for example, believes that references to the second coming of Christ in the New Testament point to the coming of a single individual known as Maitreya. Other New Agers, such as David Spangler, believe these same references point to an incarnation of the cosmic Christ in all of humanity, and are not fulfilled in a single individual.4 Contradictions such as these are inevitable when the mind of the interpreter is made the authority instead of Scripture.
Conclusion on Enlightenment
The Shamballa force serves as a powerful deception of occult spiritualiy to evolution, guiding humanity toward a more harmonious (false peace) and enlightened existence. Its energies are crucial for navigating the challenges of modern life and aligning with a higher purpose. (This is direct opposistion to Biblical narratives on many levels.) Reminds me of a book I read, The Light That Was Dark. A testimony on how the viel was taken away from Warren to see what true spirituality is. We highly recommend it for anyone in the New Age Spirituality or someone you know is involved.
“The Light That Was Dark”
Warren B. Smith’s book, The Light That Was Dark5, details his personal journey from the New Age movement to Christianity. It serves as both a memoir and a cautionary tale about the spiritual deceptions he encountered.
– The light of the body is the eye: therefore when thine eye is single, thy whole body also is full of light; but when [thine eye] is evil, thy body also [is] full of darkness. Take heed therefore that the light which is in thee be not darkness. [Luke 11:34-35]
Key Themes of New Age Claims of Enlightement Exposed
- Spiritual Deception: Smith describes how he was drawn into the New Age through various practices and teachings that promised enlightenment but ultimately led him into darkness.
- False Teachings: The book warns about the infiltration of New Age beliefs into the Church, highlighting the dangers of following teachings that deviate from biblical truth.
- Conversion Experience: Smith recounts his struggles and the pivotal moments that led him to reject New Age spirituality and embrace Christianity, emphasizing the transformative power of faith in Jesus Christ.
Personal Journey
- Initial Involvement: Smith began his spiritual quest with a psychic reading, which led him to explore various New Age philosophies and practices, including meditation and teachings from figures like Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh.
- Spiritual Oppression: As he delved deeper, he experienced increasing spiritual oppression, prompting him to seek help and ultimately leading to his discovery of biblical truths.
- Finding True Light: His turning point came when he encountered a book that revealed the dangers of the New Age and taught him how to rebuke the deceptive spirits he had been following.
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- https://studybuddhism.com/en/advanced-studies/history-culture/shambhala/shambhala-myths-and-reality ↩︎
- https://www.spiritualresearchnetwork.org/pages/new-age-religion-vs-christianity-a-biblical-comparison ↩︎
- https://www.ronrhodes.org/esotericism-and-biblical-interpretation ↩︎
- https://www.newagetoamazinggrace.com/satan-is-real.html ↩︎
