Have you ever actually read the original writings of theosophists and gnostics? They talk about how everything is a manifestation of God, how there is only one God, etc. How can that be different from the monotheistic god of any of the religions?
In gnosticism there is this idea of a "demiurge" yaldabaoth which created our physical universe to use the beings within as slaves. That isn't the god of the universe, and I also don't recall the idea of Lucifer being present in the old gnostic texts. I think Luciferians believe that with knowledge of natural law they can take advantage of others so that they can "rule in hell" rather than "serve in heaven" because they view natural law as a prison. But I wouldn't lump all Theosophy and Gnosticism in with Luciferianism. Also as far as I know, Theosophists don't agree with the gnostic idea of this realm being created by a demiurge; they see the physical realm as being a place necessary for the soul to learn lessons and grow in knowledge and ability so that it can expand to ever higher vistas of knowledge and experience through subsequent incarnations.
Have you ever actually read the original writings of theosophists and gnostics? They talk about how everything is a manifestation of God, how there is only one God, etc. How can that be different from the monotheistic god of any of the religions?
Yes, and the Devil is actually the ancient sumerian Ba'al Principality, the demon god of 1000 faces.
All ancient Pagan gods are the fallen ones aka demons, that the New Age Theosophists worship.
The Esoteric Meaning of Lucifer
Alice and Foster Bailey were serious students and teachers of Theosophy, a spiritual tradition which views Lucifer as one of the solar Angels, those advanced Beings Who Theosophy says descended (thus “the fall”) from Venus to our planet eons ago to bring the principle of mind to what was then animal-man. In the theosophical perspective, the descent of these solar Angels was not a fall into sin or disgrace but rather an act of great sacrifice, as is suggested in the name “Lucifer” which means light-bearer.
Have you ever actually read the original writings of theosophists and gnostics? They talk about how everything is a manifestation of God, how there is only one God, etc. How can that be different from the monotheistic god of any of the religions?
In gnosticism there is this idea of a "demiurge" yaldabaoth which created our physical universe to use the beings within as slaves. That isn't the god of the universe, and I also don't recall the idea of Lucifer being present in the old gnostic texts. I think Luciferians believe that with knowledge of natural law they can take advantage of others so that they can "rule in hell" rather than "serve in heaven" because they view natural law as a prison. But I wouldn't lump all Theosophy and Gnosticism in with Luciferianism. Also as far as I know, Theosophists don't agree with the gnostic idea of this realm being created by a demiurge; they see the physical realm as being a place necessary for the soul to learn lessons and grow in knowledge and ability so that it can expand to ever higher vistas of knowledge and experience through subsequent incarnations.
Yes, and the Devil is actually the ancient sumerian Ba'al Principality, the demon god of 1000 faces.
All ancient Pagan gods are the fallen ones aka demons, that the New Age Theosophists worship.
Source: https://www.lucistrust.org/arcane_school/talks_and_articles/the_esoteric_meaning_lucifer
The fake ass "demiurge" creator entity is actually identified as Saturn/Satan, and his abomination of a mother Sophia is identified as Venus/Lucifer.
Luciferianism, the New Age Movement - Russ Dizdar (2011) https://rumble.com/v335tw8-russ-dizdar-luciferianism-the-new-age-movement-audio.html