Creating Occultism in Public Schools

TEACHING OCCULTISM in PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Public school students are being indoctrinated with New Age teachings and practices. Children are taught to put themselves into a trance and get counseling from imaginary friends, including Pumsy the Dragon. This teaches children to use "spirit guides," which is a New Age practice. The Pumsy curriculum was used in 40 percent of American public schools some years ago.1

Some Christians believe that spirit guides are really demons. Other Christians believe that they are a self-hypnotic deception. Either way, they are neither Christian nor wholesome.

Some school children have been taught to make "worry dolls" to ward off evil spirits, and to make representations of Hindu gods. One Earth Day assembly taught students that their mother is the earth and their father is the sun. Some schools teach children to perform Medicine Wheel ceremonies (a Native American ritual) and to use "dream catchers" as protection against evil spirits. Students are taught to do Native American ritual drumming and dancing. They are taught New Age teachings about crystals.2

A school in Pennsylvania had children from the third to fifth grades act out the Aztec practice of ritual human sacrifice. A school in California taught children about the Day of the Dead (a form of ancestral spiritism that is widely practiced in Mexico) and encouraged them to participate in rituals, including making altars.3

1. David Limbaugh, "Persecution," pp. 79-81.

2. Ibid, pp. 81-82.

3. Ibid, pp. 83-84.

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