Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is Satan's Device
"Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world." (1 John 4: 1)
Author's note: Although a large book could be written on the spiritual dangers of AA, its occultic / demonic origins highlighted on this page should be of grave concern to Christians and to the churches that host this 12-step program.
Bill Wilson, AA's co-founder, married into the Rockefeller family
"...[Bill] Wilson's wife, Lois, was a distant cousin of Rockefeller's mother."
"By 1941, thanks to Rockefeller's assistance, as well as a best-selling book by Wilson and national publicity on radio and in magazines, Alcoholics Anonymous had become a successful organization." (The Boozer & the Billionaire)
Bill Wilson practiced Witchcraft
Bill Wilson, a co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, practiced Necromancy, communicating with the dead.
"For Wilson, spiritualism (communicating with the spirits of the dead) was a life-long interest. One of his letters to his spiritual adviser Father Ed Dowling suggests that while Wilson was working on his book Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions he felt that spirits were helping him, in particular a 15th century monk named Boniface [a demon]. Wilson believed that the living could communicate with the dead and kept a "Spook Room" in his basement, where he along and others would conduct seances with a Ouijiboard, as well as experiment with automatic writing." (Bill Wilson's bio)
AA's 12 Steps were Channeled from the Demonic Realm
"In fact, 12-step programs are doing great harm by turning people away from the true God to a false higher power...
"Furthermore, A.A. with its higher-power-as-you-understand-it opens the door to occultism. The official A.A. biography of Wilson reveals that for years after A.A's founding, regular seances were still being held in the Wilsons' home, and other occult activities were being pursued:
"Bill would..."get" these things [from the spirit world]...long sentences, word by word would come through....
"As he started to write [the A.A. manual], he asked for guidance....The words began tumbling out with astonishing speed...
"So A.A.'s 12 Steps were actually received verbatim from the demonic world. It is not surprising, then, that the effect of A.A. upon many of its members is to lead them into occult involvement." (Bill Wilson's "Alcoholics Anonymous" and It's Satanic "12 Steps")
"Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith were originally introduced to each other in 1935 by a woman named Henrietta Seiberling. In a letter she wrote on July 31 1952, she tells of Bill Wilson's communion with demonic spirits during the time he was writing the Alcoholics Anonymous program.
"He [Bill Wilson] imagines himself all kinds of things. His hand 'writes' dictation from a Catholic priest, whose name I forget, from the 1600 period who was in Barcelona, Spain-again, he told Horace Crystal he was completing the works that Christ didn't finish, and according to Horace he said he was a reincarnation of Christ. Perhaps he got mixed in whose reincarnation he was. It looks more like the works of the devil but I could be wrong. I don't know what is going on in that poor deluded fellow's mind."
Bill Wilson agreed with Aldous Huxley (Brave New World, Psychedelics)
"Bill Wilson's longtime
secretary, Nell Wing, states in her memoir that Wilson and Huxley 'carried on a lively
correspondence for nearly two decades.'"
"Lois Wilson [Bill's wife] says in her autobiography...Aldous became 'a lifelong personal friend and
admirer' of her husband."
Aldous Huxley once called Bill Wilson, "The greatest social architect of our century." (L)
Why would Aldous Huxley, the author of Brave New World and a promoter of LSD, label Bill Wilson "the greatest social architect?"
According to Wiki,
"Having tried LSD under the supervision of Oscar Janiger, M.D. in the 1950s, he [Aldous Huxley] became an advisor to Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert in their early-1960s research work with psychedelic drugs at Harvard University."
Bill Wilson Promoted LSD Usage
"In 1956, Wilson traveled to Los Angeles to take LSD...
"Wilson reportedly took LSD several more times, 'well into the 1960s.'
"Pass it On: The story of Bill Wilson and how the A. A. Message Reached the World published by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services Inc. notes, 'Bill was enthusiastic about his experience with LSD; he felt it helped him eliminate barriers...that stand in the way of one's direct experience of the cosmos and of God."
Bill Wilson once declared, "I am certain that the LSD experience has helped me very much."
Dr. Bob Smith, AA's co-founder, was a Freemason who practiced Witchcraft
"It is not well known that Dr. Bob [Smith] was a Mason...
"Interestingly, the description of the Mason god, the Great Architect, is similar to the higher power worshiped in Alcoholics Anonymous...
"Alcoholics Anonymous teaches the "higher power" could be a doorknob, a spirit, a fruit salad, the universe, the Dallas Cowboys (when they are winning), a new age version of Jesus, or anything else. Like the Masons, it doesn't matter what god you believe in-only that you believe in something...
The Symbol for AA is the Masonic triangle within a circle.
Even the symbol adopted by Alcoholics Anonymous, the triangle within a circle, is occultic in origin. Regarding the symbol, Bill Wilson stated,
"That we have chosen this symbol [for A.A.] is perhaps no mere accident. The priests and seers of antiquity regarded the circle enclosing the triangle as a means of warding off spirits of evil, and AA's circle of Recovery, Unity, and Service has certainly meant all that to us and much more." (Alcoholics Anonymous Comes Of Age, pg.139)
The Symbol for Royal Arch Masonry
AA's Big Book was written by the "Wickedest Man in the World," Aleister Crowley
AA's bible is called "The Big Book." The Big Book claims that it was written by Bill Wilson when it was actually plagiarized by Bill Wilson from Aleister Crowley's "A Diary of a Drug Fiend."
"While revered as one of the world's most important self-help guides to addiction, the spiritual program of AA has an alarming hidden agenda that has been largely covered up for almost a century. Star Spangled Plagiarism takes the reader to the source of where the original concepts and practices for AA were plagiarized from Aleister Crowley's "The Diary of a Drug Fiend", originally written in 1922." (L)
"The A∴A∴" is Aleister Crowley's Magical Organization
According to New Religious Movements-A.A. in 1907, Crowley started his own occult order called, The A∴A∴
"What Is the A∴A∴? The A∴A∴— whose triangular dots denote a sacred abbreviation — most commonly stands for Astrum Argentum, Latin for "Silver Star." It is a Western esoteric magical order dedicated to the systematic spiritual development of the individual through a rigorous curriculum of mystical and magical practice...
"The order operates under the spiritual law of Thelema — the philosophical and religious system revealed through Aleister Crowley in 1904 — whose central axiom is: "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law," which commands each individual to discover and fulfill their deepest, truest spiritual purpose, known as the True Will.
According to Wiki,
"The A∴A∴ is a magical organization described in 1907 by occultist Aleister Crowley. Its members are dedicated to the advancement of humanity by perfection of the individual on every plane through a graded series of universal initiations. Its initiations are syncretic, unifying the essence of Theravada Buddhism with Vedantic yoga and ceremonial magic.
"The A∴A∴ applies what it describes as mystical and magical methods of spiritual attainment under the structure of the Qabalistic Tree of Life."
Alcoholic Anonymous' 12 Steps are Satan's Deception
The Alcoholic is initially tricked into the belief that he's "powerless" over alcohol and, therefore, must believe in a "higher power" to overcome drinking. What is this higher power? Although the alcoholic is tricked into the belief that his higher power is God, his higher power is actually Lucifer, the Devil.
Alcoholics Anonymous' "Spiritual Awakening" is Demonic Possession.
The 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous are the steps or the path taken by the Alcoholic through the Kabbalah's Tree of Life ending with the 12th step which is a "spiritual awakening." What is this spiritual awakening? It's demon possession.
1. We admitted we were powerless over alcohol — that our lives had become unmanageable.
2. Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.
3. Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him [the "God as you understand him" is Lucifer or Satan, the Devil.]
4. Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves.
5. Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs.
6. Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character.
7. Humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings.
8. Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all.
9. Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.
10. Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it.
11. Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God [Lucifer] as we understood Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out.
12. Having had a spiritual awakening [demon possession] as the result of these steps, we tried to carry this message to alcoholics, and to practice these principles in all our affairs.
Similarities between Freemasonry and Alcoholics Anonymous
1. The symbols for both is the triangle within a circle.
2. Members of both must believe in a "higher power," as long as that higher power isn't the Son of God, Jesus Christ.
3. Both meetings begin with a gavel, which is a Masonic symbol.
4. Both meetings begin and end with a prayer meant to invoke the blessings and guidance of a higher power.
5. In both, Jesus Christ can never be named as the only name under Heaven by which man can be saved, nor can He be the Way, the Truth, and the Life.
6. Both are Gnostic Religions in that the goal of both, whether it's "enlightenment" or it's a "spiritual awakening," can only be realized after going through many degrees of initiation (the steps of the Kabbalah's Tree of Life).
7. Both are Satanic religions employing a doctrine of demons which leads to demon possession and Hellfire.
