Moral relativism/subjectivity - the consequence of believing that everyone is God means, inevitably, that none of us can do evil/sin.  The NAM view is that evil is really an illusion & that belief in an absolute morality is wrong.  Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh stated: "I don't believe in morality … I am intent on destroying it … to emphasise morality is mean, degrading, it is inhuman."

Since God is all, in Eastern thinking and therefore in much of the NAM "theology," "He" includes both good and evil; since God is not personal, "He" cannot be concerned over right or wrong. So once you realise your own "godhood" then, by definition, whatever you do is "good" - even if it is "evil" by most peoples standards!  So, by Eastern and NAM reasoning, Hitler's extermination of six million Jews was not evil and is even regarded as an illusion. Despicable reasoning like this can only lead the child of God to the conclusion that Satan is solidly behind this movement.  Exodus 20:13 teaches us:"Thou shalt not kill" BUT Swami Vivekananda says,"The murderer, too, is God." Rajneesh, explaining the Bhagavad Gita (a Hindu holy book), says: 

"Kill, murder, fully conscious, knowing that no one is murdered and none is killed." He also states: "My ashram (spiritual community) makes no difference between the demonic and the divine."

Hence we find an obvious connection with Satanisms loud proclamation: "Do what thou wilt shall be the WHOLE of the law."

Anyone embracing such doctrines opens themselves up to the full horrors of Satan's leading and obviously there are no restrictions to child-murder and baby-sacrifices, bestiality and sexual depravity for such children of the Devil. The most important thing to realise from these examples, apart from the obvious selfish depravity resulting, is the overall world view that the NAM is attempting to bring about. If you note the attitude of the media you will see that it is leaning more and more towards no absolute truth and attempts to undermine the Bible - and, of course, certain "Christian spokesmen" are leaning towards unity with World Religions. NAM uses this view to attempt to interpret all fields of knowledge to harmonise with NAM belief. The "spirit world" has" spoken" to them on all subjects so that people can be "re-educated" to NAM thinking (Satanic thinking).

ESP & psychic healing are being used to teach that true science is both material and spiritual, and the science of parapsychology (the scientific study of the occult) is used to align the general sciences with Eastern & occult views.

NO-ONE IS SAFE FROM SATAN AND HIS INFLUENCES

Although men will not like to admit it (hence the oft quoted, "I'm not really a religious person"), nonetheless we are spiritual beings created in the image of God (Genesis 1:27; Ecclesiastes 3:11) and, as such, we require some kind of spiritual fulfillment to provide a real basis for meaning to life. Many leading scientists now admit that they are leaning towards Eastern religions & occultic traditions (even if they dare not openly admit that this is the true origin of their beliefs). Hence Stanislav Grof's work, "Ancient Wisdom & Modern Science," where scientists have blended modern science with ancient occultism.

This conversion has lead scientists to move away from their previous beliefs (in the reality of the universe) to treat all as an illusion. Before they thought that occultic views were an illusion but are now investigating these powers as reality.

Induced by human means (e.g. yoga, meditation, drug use) or by means of contact with spirits (demonic). So the NAM mystical experience involves a misperception of physical or spiritual reality. These experiences are obviously important to the NAM believer as proof that "all is God, God is all;" they convince that there is a reservoir of inner divine power, or a common mystical experience that involves a feeling of going beyond matter, time, and space which is often perceived as illusion. These experiences also produce attitude & behavioural changes which reflect NAM beliefs. The experience of spirits (demons) or unusual energies is also common.

These experiences are forbidden by God's Word and lead people to contact the spirit world, to believe in occult philosophy, and to develop psychic abilities (which are often a COUNTERFEIT of the gifts of the Holy Spirit) through demonization. These experiences obviously prevent faith in the Biblical God & in Christ as Saviour.

Hundreds of different practices, e.g. meditation, channeling, psychic healing, the use of various "magical" objects, and various "holistic" therapies such as acupressure, homeopathy, etc. Rajneesh sect alone uses dozens of different methods to cause manipulation of its' members minds ("change human consciousness"). Additionally, recent "developments" in psychology, technology, and medicine (biofeedback) offer NAM new options to do this.

"Channeling': NAM term for spirit/demonic possession where a willing human 'channel" or medium relinquishes his mind & body to an invading demon who then possesses and controls that person for ITS OWN PURPOSES - usually as a mouthpiece to give it's own teachings (which will be anti-Christ & anti-Biblical).  Some well-known spirits in the USA include "Lazaris," "Mafu," "Seth," "Saint Germain," and "Ramtha."

In Los Angeles alone, there are estimated to be more than 1000 channellers.

Major spiritistic revivals occurred in 1848 & 1876 & NAM is part of another today.

Also big business with profits from "channeled" seminars, tapes, and books alone estimated to be from 100-400 million dollars a year.

Jach Pursel channels "Lazaris" (a demon which unexpectedly possessed him one evening during meditation & began speaking through him).

A weekend seminar with "them" costs $275 per person and 600-800 attend (i.e. ca. $200,000 business!).  Many practitioners charge over $100 per hour for private sitting & have a 2 year waiting list; audio tapes are upwards of $20 per set and video tapes $60.

'Experts' can also be contacted on the 'phone at $53 per half hour on credit-card.

A USA poll indicated that 67% people now believe in the supernatural & that 42% "believe that they have been in contact with someone who died."

This Nam revival could dwarf earlier eras.

Laura Cameron Fraser, the first woman Episcopal priest of the Pacific North-West,  chose to resign as rector of her church (rather than renounce her faith in a  channelled spirit named "Jonah."

Spiritistically-produced texts which have infiltrated the Christian church (by appearing high on "evangelical" best-seller lists for years):

i) the devotional text "God Calling" (Revell publishers, edited by A.J. Russell

ii) Richard Bach's 'Jonathan Livingstone Seagull' - despite its experiences teachings/occultic inspiration.

iii) the three-volume  "A Course in Miracles" by Helen Schucman has sold in hundreds of thousands.

Both "God Calling" and "A Course in Miracles" claim to be written by God - which cannot be true since both deny the Biblical Jesus and contradict the Bible.

(iv) Napoleon Hill's book "Grow Rich With Peace of Mind" was given to the author by spirits (the "Ascended Masters") who hovered about him.  Hill joined Clement Stone & co-authored a book on positive mental attitude (PMA) using the same means of writing.

(v) Norman Vincent Peale (e.g. "Positive Imaging") has been influenced by NAM ideas - as have many evangelical "positive thinkers."

(vi) Robert Schuller is widely read in the USA & recommends NAM experiences

There are examples in "Yoga Journal" of "Christians" who give examples of their seminars on experiences/meditation (available as two-month seminars via their "conservative evangelical church").

(vii) E.S. Gallegos works as a therapist at a Lutheran Family Service counseling centre & authored "Animal Imagery, the Chakra System & Psychotherapy," (The Journal of Transpersonal Psychology, Vol. 15, no. 2). He also co-authored "Inner Journeys: Visualisation In Growth & Therapy" and offers the church a therapy incorporating occult theory and technique (shamanism) with visualisation & psychotherapy.

(viii) "Healing the Family Tree" (a book circulating in some Cardiff churches) by Dr Kenneth McAll (Sheldon Press) recommends "praying for the dead" as a form of family therapy for the bereaved. This is an un-Biblical Roman Catholic doctrine culled from the Apocrypha (II Maccabees 12:45-46) - compare Luke 16:26-26 & Hebrews 9:27.

The church is clearly failing to educate her people in these areas.