The Great White Brotherhood: In the Culture, History and Religion of America

A heap of pseudo-history and hopium that could only come from the bowels of aristocratic elitists. If Freemason George Washington was divinely inspired why was he a traitor to the common folk from the very beginning? Why did he hire mercenaries to quell Shay and his rebels for standing up for their countryfolk who were conned when the banks called in their loans after they devalued the currency, effectively stealing the labor of hardworking rural folks. Why did Washington state that citizens are actors on a grand stage? Why did Washington say that no man can govern himself? Let's be honest, Washington and his conman were leeches who looked to protect their assets from other leeches—no different than two competing corporations fighting over loot using the commonfolk as the securitized collateral.

This is a great book. You need to open your mind and heart; and this book will enlighten your path, whatever it is. You can be a Christian, Jew, Buddhist or Hindu and I'm sure you will get something good out of this book. I highly recommended it, if you can open your heart to it. The end result will be the same you will love it as I did.

I have read a number of Elizabeth Clare Prophet's books, not to mention hundreds of other spiritual, metaphysical and 'New Age' tomes. But this must rank among my top ten favourite books on esotericism and the spiritual path. There is SO MUCH in this book that I defy anybody to review it subject-by-subject. The text is actually taken from a summer retreat of several days' duration at Mount Shasta: I only wish I had been there. Wonderfully-worded and profoundly powerful 'dictations' or transmissions from higher beings--from the Great White Brotherhood of the title--are intersperced with deeply intriguing and highly practical transcribed lectures by the author on a bewildering array of mystical topics. The astounding story of how George Washington and the Founding Fathers have been documented to have been divinely guided in creating the United States; the relationship and organization between the three kingdoms of divine life: of angels, elementals and humanity; a totally new approach to astrology;--all this is here, and that's just the start of it. Come to think of it, whenever I pick up this book, I really do feel as though I am at the foot of Mount Shasta, bathed in its spiritual Light, after all. In my opinion, this will always be an absolute classic book on the spiritual hierarchy of this world and of Their work in uplifting all peoples.