George Lucas - A student of the occult and a high ranking elite insider

"They Live" was 1988.

Lucas' description of the force was always fascinating to me.
What is the force?

"The force is, what gives the Jedi his power. It's an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us an penetrates us. It binds the galaxies together.“

I always thought this phrase is super beautiful, it always gave me goosebumps.
This is a perfect example of what New Agers would call "Chi, Prana, Kundalini" - the Life Force. You see, Lucas knew what he was talking about, regardless if such a thing exists or not - the Guy did his research.

In the new Star Wars parts, Lucas depicts the Emperor as a diplomatic genius, only hiding his sinister plans. In the end, all the Emperor did, was false-flagging the shit out of the Republic. Sounds familiar to the Bush administration, doesn't it?

Lucas knew, the Nazis were after occult treasures, before it was cool, in a time when nobody talked about this stuff. Most 'occult third reich' theories were viewed as total bunk, back then.
Keep in Mind, Lucas had no Internet at that time, he couldn't come to GLP to read about all this Stuff. Therefore, he had to have really really good sources and possibly access to the REAL Human history.

Ya, until he ruined the magic of the force in episode 1 and turned it into something you can be tested for with something you buy from Walgreens.

Lucas is no genius.

Trevor Ravenscroft was long before Lucas...

"The Spear of Destiny"

But then Dietrich Eckhart was before Ravenscroft...

Let those with eyes to see...

George Lucas - A scholar of the occult and a high ranking elite insider

George Lucas loves to use occult topics in his movies, such as the Ark of the covenant, the holy grail, crystal skulls, the ominous Force, the thugee cult from ancient India or Nazis trying to retrieve ancient artifacts.

If you think about it - when was the first time, you were visually confronted with a Double-Star-System? Right. Star Wars, 'A new Hope'. Also, the Death Star as a destroyer of worlds, seen in 'A new Hope' adapts the Idea of a planetary space station with the capability to destroy celestial bodies, much like it is speculated with Nibiru, nowadays.

The whole Star Wars saga is based on 'The Heroes Journey', a ancient version of the modern day truth seeker. A young worker, Luke Skywalker, discovers the ways of the force. In real life, that would be the equal to an initiate, finding out that there is more to life than the physical universe. This is a profound insight. He gets trained to become a Jedi, which is the initiation into the mystery schools. He raises from an initiate to an adept and has to fight the evil that is spread across the galaxy, much like gnostics would destribe our world. Ultimately, he has to conquer his inner demons and the temptations that come with it. The dark side is seductive and quick. The light side is resilient and strong. Here, Lucas is depicting the struggle between Good and Evil. Only when Luke forgives his father, he was able to defeat the emperor, and, as an alchemist would say - complete the Great Work.

Some researchers like Dan Winter take it even further and say, the Star Wars Saga is based on a collective subconscious Memory of the Orion Wars, an ancient War that supposedly happened eons ago in our galaxy (and might still be ongoing). Since there is no proof for such a thing, I will not go into detail here, but if you are interested in this topic, read the Book by Anton Parks "The secret of the dark star" or look at Dan Winter's material, which can be found here:

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