Videos have surfaced of J.Z. Knight, the woman who built an international empire on messages she claims to be receiving from a 35,000 year old Lemurian warrior named Ramtha, showing her launching into an obscenity-laden rant against the Catholic Church.
J. Z. Knight
According to the NW Daily Marker, the videos reveal Knight’s obvious hatred of the Church as she both curses and threatens it.
After an expletive-laced curse of the Church, she says: “We will come on you in a terror. We will bring… St. Peter’s temple down and we will swallow it in the sea.”
This is not surprising when you consider Knight’s line of work – channeling spirits she thinks are long-dead warriors. (Considering who she’s really channeling, is it any surprise that she hates the Church?)
Unfortunately, she has quite a following and is currently disseminating the bizarre teachings of Ramtha in 22 countries, and not to the betterment of society, I might add. Two of her followers, a French couple named Philippe and Agnis Neniere are being sought in connection with the shooting death of a policeman in South Africa.
Meanwhile, Knight is living comfortably in a 12,800 square foot home on an 80-acre compound in Washington state, right next door to her Ramtha School of Enlightenment where people come to be “enlightened.”
As I write in this post about Knight, her cult-like organization employs mind-control tactics such as daily mental exercises designed to focus the brain and access parts of the brain not normally used in daily life. Many people who have been injured by these techniques have actually started their own group called Life After Ramtha School of Enlightenment (LARSE).
The recently found video, which also contains anti-Semitic remarks, is making a lot of people nervous in Washington, especially the state’s Democratic Party who has reportedly received $120,000 from Knight in support of their candidates. Pressure is being put on the party to give the money back.
As of this writing, they have declined to return the money.
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