Analysis of The Origin of The Illuminati During The 18th Century in Germany

Introduction to the Illuminati

The term "Illuminati" translates to "Enlightened ones." The Illuminati is considered a rationalistic society that spans the globe, led by their ruler Lucifer (Satan). This secret society was reportedly established in Germany in 1776 by Professor Adam Weishaupt, who was born on February 6, 1748. Weishaupt became involved with the Illuminati after being initiated at a Masonic lodge in 1777. He claimed, "I did not bring deism into Bavaria more than into Rome. I found it here, in great vigor, more abounding than in any of the neighboring Protestant states. I am very proud to be the world founder of the Illuminati" (Weishaupt, 1776). Unfortunately, on November 18, 1830, Weishaupt passed away. Many believe that certain bloodlines or contacted families within the Illuminati continue to influence the world, often without public awareness.

Impact of the Illuminati on America

It is argued that the Illuminati have been impacting America negatively, primarily through their alleged bloodlines and families residing in the United States. Among these families, one stands out: Disney. The connection between Disney and the Illuminati is considered surprising by many. Historical records suggest that long before Disney, wealthy families like the Rockefellers were thought to have Illuminati ties. Disney has been described as "one of the best deceptions of the Illuminati" (Springmeiers, 2001). Subliminal messages are reportedly embedded in many Disney films, such as "The Lion King," "The Little Mermaid," and "Aladdin." In "The Little Mermaid," for example, during the wedding scene, the priest is depicted in a manner that some interpret as inappropriate. Similarly, in "The Lion King," when Simba gazes at the stars, some viewers claim the stars spell out the word "Sex." Such instances raise questions about Disney's image as the "happiest place on earth," suggesting it might be one of the most demonic and perverted places instead.

The Merovingians and Their Influence

As the Illuminati formed, they sought ways to secretly convey their presence. My research suggests that the Merovingian family, known for their contributions to architecture and the arts, is one such example. The Merovingians founded the first "Germanic Frankish dynasty" (Merovingian Art and Architecture, 1987). Their artistic contributions, including sculptures and architectural works, are found across Europe in locations such as Auxerre, Jouarre, Lyons, and Poitiers. These works often feature intricate geometric patterns and animal sculptures, which some believe are connected to the Illuminati. The Merovingians are considered one of the eight Illuminati bloodlines, often referred to as the "Holy Grail." Their high degree of Freemasonry is believed to have solidified their connection to the Illuminati.

The Illuminati's Global Influence

The Illuminati is perceived as a dangerous global entity, with its members believing Lucifer to be their one true savior. Lucifer's alleged goal is to "destroy all governments and religions and bring the world under his power and control" (Lanier, 2010). The music industry is often cited as a significant avenue for this influence, with many artists accused of promoting satanic messages for fame, money, and attention. This movement is referred to as the "New World Order." The symbols on the back of the one-dollar bill, such as the pyramid with the "all-seeing eye," are often linked to the Illuminati. The phrase "Annuit Coeptis Novus Ordo Seclorum" translates to "He approves of the undertakings of the New Order of the Ages," further fueling these beliefs. Notable figures associated with the Illuminati include Adam Weishaupt, Baron von Knigge, Prince Karl of Hesse, Count Mirabeau, Duke of Orleans, and Georges Danton, all of whom sought to "purify the form of Christianity" (McIlhany, 1980), aiming to unite humanity under one family.

Conclusion: The Future of the Illuminati

As discussed, several influential families are believed to be working to place the world under Lucifer's command. What if the Illuminati succeed? What if they fail? The consensus is that the Illuminati will not succeed because Lucifer would have to confront God, who is seen as more powerful. While the Illuminati may attempt a takeover, it is believed they will not succeed in their way. The music industry, with its alleged Illuminati influences, remains a concern, and its impact will continue to unfold. Ultimately, only time will reveal the true extent of the Illuminati's influence.

References:

• Lanier, J. (2010). The Illuminati: The Secret Society That Hijacked the World.
• McIlhany, W. (1980). The New World Order.
• Merovingian Art and Architecture. (1987). Encyclopedia of World Art.
• Springmeiers, F. (2001). Bloodlines of the Illuminati.
• Weishaupt, A. (1776). Reflections on the Formation of the Illuminati.