The New Age Movement

The New Age movement is a confederation of New Agers into whom are individuals with their own beliefs in Deity (God), divinity, suffering, etc. beginning with 1979 when Marilyn Ferguson's The Aquarian Conspiracy in 1980 and Ken Keys, Jr., Handbook To Higher Consciousness in 1981. Most Christians condemned it because it had no room for thought and the individual beliefs contradict the Bible granted the authority of the Self and rejection of The Lord Of The Rings.  Most indigenous tribes condemned it because the New Agers would mimick their traditions granted the real New Age faith resembles shamanism. Those in the Goddess movement feel that the New Age movement is patriarchal given most channellers are women but all spirits are male. As a matter of fact, the real New Age faith is matriarchal with both Gaia as the Mother Force and God as personal. Last but [definitely] not least, most criticism came from the real New Age faith, into whom insists that (1) Practitioners are called "Unitarians," (2) its central authority is Pendragon and (3) the holy text is The Lord Of The Rings single volume book with three books named after J.R.R Tolkien's three books The Fellowship Of The Ring, The Two Towers and ''The Return Of The King. ''Not only that, but the existexistience of Zelda Glastonbury is denied. We must override the New Age movement before we become shadows of ourserselves.