Children of the Law of One: The Lost Teachings of Atlantis

I will admit that the Kabbala and related works are valuable in their own right as works of literature, provided you treat them the same way as you might treat Tokien's "The Hobbit".

They may even contain a small amount of truthful history.

But that doesn't make it different.

The stuff the OP is discussing is just a mishmash of other "New Age" ideas. But that's the issue: the new age movement is an emerging "rich culture" event arising from modern society. Just as the various religions that mashed together, and broke apart, and swirled about in the middle East were an organic outgrowth of an emerging mix of cultures in its time.

Many religions sprung up around the time the Jewish religion did. There are all manner of borrows to be found in the nomenclatures.

It wasn't original in its day either. The flood, Abraham, Adam and Eve, Moses............ all that stuff was strewn about in the stories of other religions. They just gathered it up and made their own brand of it.


........ exactly like this guy is doing.