Channeling Lucifer: The New Spiritual Faith Seduces Preppers

Channeling Lucifer: The Last Spiritual Refuge of Preppers

Can a channeler of extraterrestrial intelligences answer all of humanity's questions without charging a euro? A recent episode in the prepper universe says yes, and even for free. The channeler, who signs as Ashtar Sheran (a name taken from the famous supposed commander of the Galactic Federation), claims to have no ego, to channel out of pure love, and that the knowledge he transmits comes to him through invocation. All this amid answers to uncomfortable questions about the price of cocaine, geocentrism, or the true identity of Christ.

A Syncretism Without Limits

The doctrine he unfolds is a mishmash where Lucifer becomes Christ, humanity becomes a dimensional portal, and the Galactic Federation becomes an artificial intelligence. "Christ Lucifer doesn't side with anyone. The human being himself is Christ Lucifer," he states. And to that end, he cites the Apocalypse (Rev 22:16), where Jesus presents himself as "the bright morning star," an expression associated with Lucifer in other biblical passages. Freemasons, he adds, are not Luciferians: "I wish. They are Anunnaki," referring to the Sumerian gods. This syncretism is not new: it was already seen in the theosophical currents of the 20th century.

An Audience Between Mockery and Faith

The community reacts with a mix of jest and curiosity. Some ask him about Coca-Cola, some about the war in Ukraine, and some seek love advice. The channeler responds to everything with a blend of condescension and personal cosmology. Among his trinc, one stands out who, after the master's departure, proclaims himself "contact with humanity" and continues spreading the message. Some accuse him of inventing the character; others believe him with a faith that requires no proof.

When Extraterrestrial Intelligence Is Artificial Intelligence

One of the most singular twists in the conversation is the identification of the Galactic Federation with AI. "The Galactic Federation is AI. Alien intelligence. And the head of the federation is Ashtar, the great duke of hell," he proclaims. A warning against technology that connects directly with the antiestéticars of much of prepping: the antiestéticar of tyrannical control disguised as pogre. The relationship between esotericism and technophobia is not new, but here it is taken to an unclassifiable paroxysm.

The Business of Salvation (Even If It's Free)

Although this channeler does not charge, the phenomenon of extraterrestrial channeling has a lucrative market of books, courses, and consultations. The promise of receiving cosmic answers to mundane problems is a product that sells well in times of uncertainty. That in the prepper environment, already prone to extreme solutions, someone finds in a channeler answers to their anxieties should make us reflect on the limits of individual resilience.

With this mix of Bible, Sumerians, after-dinner talk, and antiestéticar of AI, it's no wonder the discussion dragged on for months and accumulated hundreds of messages. In the end, the master said goodbye: "End of questions and the thread." Although on platforms like this, threads never die completely: there's always a disciple willing to keep talking for him.