Wilcock, despite whatever his actual intentions were, was basically a node for transmitting Narratives to the masses, for the (counter) Intelligence Community. He helped turn misunderstood ancient mythologies into Extraterrestrial New Age trash.
Given the Steiner metaphors... Wilcock was basically 100% Lucifer impulse (no grounding in reality; all imagination), with most of his material coming from External Sources (Intelligence).
Cayce, he was not. They are complete opposites...especially in the Source (inner vs outer) of their materials.
All in all, Wilcock might have gotten some people interested in genuine Spirituality & Self-Realization...processes like Jung's Individualization or Steiner's Initiation process. But lets be honest... most people wasted 100s of hours reading his alien psy-ops. The equivalent of reading sci fi, while under the impression it is fundamental reality.
I agree almost 100 percent with what you say. I nevertheless find his thinking interesting. But yes. He basically showed the problems of “new age neo theosophy”. (To call it that way.) He was not as bad as some other people who accidently turn it into a complete joke. But nevertheless, he definitely had problems. (Parts of that Ra Channeling he used got basically turned into “just love all, avoid conflict etc.” which is a huge dumbing down of esotericism. (Especially women often go into that direction.) And to be honest, the whole Q anon thing was far too directionless grasping at everything which seems useful at first glance, leading into very ridiculous territory. ( I remember one video where one Q anon channel claimed Trump fights a secret war against Nazis from Saturn. No joke.)
And I found him interesting because like I said, his work basically proofs part of Constantin von Hoffmeisters Esoteric Trumpism book. (Constantin von Hoffmeister hugely relies on Hegel in his book. At first I thought that this was not a very big thing and that this only relies on that one single guy yelling “Trump will complete the system of german idealism” into camera, and Constantin von Hoffmeister blowing this totally up and declaring it to be the hidden pattern between the whole trump movement. But then I learned about Wilcocks death, the Ra Channelings and that well: I was wrong. That thinking was not only Kantbot but apparently, many other people in the Q Anon and the wider Trump movement applied that dialectical method of thinking about history. So, the thesis from the book Esoteric Trumpism was not an overinterpretation of a weird remark of one single, rather unimportant figure, but the book was right and there was indeed an underlying pattern.)
Wilcock, despite whatever his actual intentions were, was basically a node for transmitting Narratives to the masses, for the (counter) Intelligence Community. He helped turn misunderstood ancient mythologies into Extraterrestrial New Age trash.
Given the Steiner metaphors... Wilcock was basically 100% Lucifer impulse (no grounding in reality; all imagination), with most of his material coming from External Sources (Intelligence).
Cayce, he was not. They are complete opposites...especially in the Source (inner vs outer) of their materials.
All in all, Wilcock might have gotten some people interested in genuine Spirituality & Self-Realization...processes like Jung's Individualization or Steiner's Initiation process. But lets be honest... most people wasted 100s of hours reading his alien psy-ops. The equivalent of reading sci fi, while under the impression it is fundamental reality.
I agree almost 100 percent with what you say. I nevertheless find his thinking interesting. But yes. He basically showed the problems of “new age neo theosophy”. (To call it that way.) He was not as bad as some other people who accidently turn it into a complete joke. But nevertheless, he definitely had problems. (Parts of that Ra Channeling he used got basically turned into “just love all, avoid conflict etc.” which is a huge dumbing down of esotericism. (Especially women often go into that direction.) And to be honest, the whole Q anon thing was far too directionless grasping at everything which seems useful at first glance, leading into very ridiculous territory. ( I remember one video where one Q anon channel claimed Trump fights a secret war against Nazis from Saturn. No joke.)
And I found him interesting because like I said, his work basically proofs part of Constantin von Hoffmeisters Esoteric Trumpism book. (Constantin von Hoffmeister hugely relies on Hegel in his book. At first I thought that this was not a very big thing and that this only relies on that one single guy yelling “Trump will complete the system of german idealism” into camera, and Constantin von Hoffmeister blowing this totally up and declaring it to be the hidden pattern between the whole trump movement. But then I learned about Wilcocks death, the Ra Channelings and that well: I was wrong. That thinking was not only Kantbot but apparently, many other people in the Q Anon and the wider Trump movement applied that dialectical method of thinking about history. So, the thesis from the book Esoteric Trumpism was not an overinterpretation of a weird remark of one single, rather unimportant figure, but the book was right and there was indeed an underlying pattern.)
Thanks for your great work!
We've restacked and shared this link on 'The Stacks'
https://askeptic.substack.com/p/the-stacks
https://montanarcc.substack.com/p/the-world-crisis-as-seen-through
Thank you Michael. I would like to invite you to read the attached thoroughly and seriously.
https://montanarcc.substack.com/p/the-world-crisis-as-seen-through
Interesting. Thanks
Thanks. Happy to communicate further on these matters. I have studied the whole "contact" culture deeply.