James Walker - The New Age in Our Schools: The Three R's

James Walker - The New Age in Our Schools: The Three R's

This tape was produced by a group called the Watchman Fellowship which is "an independent and apologetics ministry focusing on new religious movements, cults, the occult and the New Age." The president of this organization is James Walker who is the lecturer on this tape. The Watchman Fellowship believes what is really the competition in the area of beliefs (those new religious movements, cults, the occult and the New Age) is dangerous to mankind. One of the specialties of this organization is knowing how to "witness" to members of cults and new religions or how to convince members of cults and new religions that their beliefs of Christianity are better.

I'm sure the Watchman Fellowship's heart is in the right place. After all, they're trying to protect us from those strange belief systems of other humans. Assumably, we all should not only believe but accept that what the Watchman Fellowship believes is true. The Watchman Fellowship is watching out for us, but who is watching the Watchman Fellowship? Sorry, couldn't resist.

On this tape, Walker claims that the New Age movement has infiltrated the public schools to attempt to teach/brainwash the children "the three R's" which are not reading, writing and arithmetic. They are relaxation, relativism and reality manipulation. Speaking from personal experience, I have never encountered anything to do with the New Age during all of my 12 years in public school. Maybe back then these New Age dudes with their ideas of relaxation, relativism and reality manipulation were lurking outside of the school walls with the drug dealers waiting to corrupt the innocent and naive young people such as myself.

One of the highlights of this lecture is where Walker plays a tape allegedly of a New Age spirit guide working over a third grade class. The tape is supposedly recorded by a student. That particular tape sounds enticing enough that I would like to get a copy myself. I want to know more about the white rabbit with long ears and pink eyes. This part starts at about the 28:20 mark on side 1.

Notes: Someone named Rick Branch is credited as compiling the material on this tape, but since Walker is the only one doing the lecture and there's no more information available about Rick Branch, only James Walker is credited here.

There are clicks throughout the files. That is because the condition of the tape itself is not very good. Also, side 2 the sound quality is lower. The listener will have to turn up the volume when listening to side 2.

Tracklisting:

1. side 1 {43:13}

2. side 2 {40:00}

Pat Robertson - The New World Order

Pat Robertson - The New World Order

This is the audiobook version of the bestselling book. Yes, this was #7 on The New York Times Bestseller List for non-fiction books when this book came out in 1991 and I think it went higher during the following few weeks (I see it was on the list with La Toya Jackson's and Katherine Hepburn's books, Jonathan Kozol's important book, Savage Inequalities, that Iron John book, Madonna Unauthorized among others). It is probably safe to assume that this is the highest book about the New World Order that has ever charted on The New York Times bestseller list. This audiobook version is a 2 tape condensed version.

Pat attempts to expose that wicked globalist collective which includes The Illuminati, The Council on Foreign Relations, The Trilateral Commission, The Freemasons, The New Age Movement, Hulk Hogan, Kevin Nash, and other devious and sneaky characters. (Actually, Hulk Hogan and Kevin Nash is not mentioned by Pat, anyway moving on.) Pat seems like he is afraid of The New World Order. I would think that someone with the power to divert hurricanes would have what it takes in going up against that diabolical Illuminati.
Pat points out that he is a privleged man whose father was a senator for many years which enabled Pat to be raised as a rich kid who got many opportunities that many other people do not have including attending Yale. Despite his status as an elitist, he still opposes the New World Order because he says he believes in freedom, an equal opportunity for all. Apparently, Pat does not believe that everyone deserves freedom especially if he stands to profit from mining diamonds. Most of Pat's fellow privileged human beings, rather I mean The New World Order does not seem to share Pat's religious beliefs which may make Pat really paranoid and hateful.
The New World Order is worth a listen as it is quite illuminating; not exactly on the state of the real world, but on what is going on in Pat Robertson's world.



A Convenient Slogan or a Coming Reality

The collapse of communism, the unification of Europe, mounting economic pressure, growing concern in the Middle East, and a lightning war in the Gulf has focused the world's attention. Now we are being promised a "new world order." What does it mean?

This book-on-tape examines the dream, the dilemma, and the dangers of that promise. The result is one of the most authoritative and compelling treatments of the world order agenda ever written.

In the tradition of his powerful bestseller The New Millenium, widely known theologian, broadcaster, presidential contender, and corporate executive Pat Robertson probes behind the spotlights and uncovers evidence that the New World Order is more than just a catchy phrase; it is a program for your future and a vision for your family's destiny. What is this program? What kind of effect will it have on the way you live?

PAT ROBERTSON is founder and chairman of the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) in Virginia Beach, Virginia and host of the daily news program, the "700 Club," which is broadcast by satellite and cable to more than 50 million homes in America and to tens of millions more in 84 other nations. He is also founder and chancellor of Regent University, a fully accredited graduate university training leaders in communications, media, law, public policy, and related disciplines. Pat Robertson's previous books include The New Millenium, The Secret Kingdom, America's Date with Destiny, Beyond Reason, The Plan, and others.

Tracklisting:

Tape 1

1. Side 1 {44:25}

2. Side 2 {45:17}

Tape 2

3. Side 1 {40:14}

4. Side 2 {39:03}

Oscar Miro-Quesada - PSI*KICK

Oscar Miro-Quesada - PSI*KICK

Sometime back in January, someone asked about a game in the comments of one of my posts. This game had a record that you could play during the course of the game. It is a game called Seance that is about inheriting a rich dead uncle's fortune and the uncle left clues on the record.

A little over a week ago at the annual public library sale, I found a cassette tape that is a part of the game PSI*KICK. PSI*KICK is a game created by someone named Oscar Miro-Quesada. This game was designed for the players to practice using their psychic abilities that people supposedly possess. Aside from the cassette tape, the game comes with an instruction book, sets of cards, four dice, dowsing rods, scorecards, etc. I did not find the game, just the tape. PSI*KICK has 20 separate games to develop and use your potential psychic powers.

On side A, Oscar explains how you can enhance your ESP powers just by relaxing and meditating. Yes, just by relaxing and meditating. On side B, Oscar teaches you how to do Uri Geller moves by using your psychokinetic powers that you should have to bend forks. Curiously, there is no information on how to develop your ESP or psychokinetic powers on Oscar's website.



Tracklisting:

Side A

1. Guided Relaxation for Enhancing ESP {20:03}

Side B

1. Metal Bending: Mind Over Matter {21:34}