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EP.843 Mass Deception Part 3 — Just Ask Alice: The Secret Strategy to Infiltrate the Church
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- Jun 5, 2026
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Summary
In this episode (Mass Deception Part 3), host Jeff Shepherd continues the series by tracing how Helena Blavatsky’s theosophical foundation was expanded and operationalized by her protege Alice Bailey. Shepard outlines Bailey’s life, her channeling of “the Tibetan,” the founding of Lucifer Publishing (later Lucis Trust), and the organization’s stated goal of preparing the way for a coming world illumination — a plan Bailey explicitly linked to influencing the Christian church. The episode explains Bailey’s strategy for infiltrating Christianity: retain Christian language in public worship while replacing core doctrine with occult teaching. Shepard reads and examines Bailey’s explicit 10-point plan to remake society and subvert the church — including removing prayer from schools, weakening parental authority, undermining the traditional family, normalizing abortion and divorce, promoting homosexuality through entertainment, debasing art, and using media and government pressure to create a one-world interfaith movement — and urges listeners to test these items against Scripture. Shepard also introduces Bailey’s metaphysical system, including the Seven Rays and a false trinity that promises self-deification through the chakras, and links those ideas to modern religious currents such as the I Am movement, strands of Word of Faith teaching, and elements of the New Apostolic Reformation. Key biblical contrasts and scriptures are cited to show how these teachings diverge from orthodox Christianity. The host provides pastoral encouragement to anyone wrestling with these influences: if you seek the real Jesus, God meets you where you are, and the call is to be a Berean — examine the Scriptures yourself. Shepard warns about the subtlety of the deception, how it can appear as love…