Back in September 2016 I wrote an article about the Burning Man Festival that takes place annually in Nevada. I’ll place a link to that article at the end of this one.
On December 6th, (and I quote) the festival’s co-founder Larry Harvey made clear that Burning Man is now closer to becoming a religion than ever before. In a blogpost, he announced that the 2017 theme would be “Radical Ritual,” writing that “beyond the dogmas, creeds, and metaphysical ideas of religion, there is immediate experience. It is from this primal world that living faith arises. In 2017, we will invite participants to create interactive rites, ritual processions, elaborate images, shrines, icons, temples, and visions.”
What does it matter?
It matters when you realize how the cultures of past decades permeate and affect our culture of today, and the culture of today will affect the culture our grandchildren will inherit. Especially through the entertainment industry and the influence of occultists from behind the scenes.
Think of Aleister Crowley, an occultist from the early 1900’s, who coined the phrase, “Do What Thou Wilt.” Decades later, that translates in our culture today to, “If it feels good do it.” Or how about, “I can’t control my feelings.”
Think of the sexual revolution of the 1960’s. And, “following your feelings.” And feminism. And the broken homes that have resulted.
It matters when you understand pagan rituals and the entities they conjure from the spirit realm to be unleash on our nation.
It matters when you understand that the masses are shaking a fist at a Holy God, and that arrogance will bring judgement.
It matters ~ and most don’t even know it’s happening.
The above quote is from an article on QZ.com. You can read it here.
My previous article on the Burning Man Festival can be read here.
