Vision: Klu Klux Kristians

Vision: Klu Klux Kristians

29th May 2007

For some weeks now this vision keeps flashing before my eyes so I would like to share it here:

I saw marble-faced people dressed in white robes, just as the Klu Klux Klan. Under the robes were 2 other types of clothing.

In all, they were three different personalities, in three different garbs, but really they were one and the same person.



The white robes were the first layer of clothing.

This was the uniform for lynching 'foreigners'.

As the vision unfolded over these past few weeks, I saw that it was as if out of each 'Kristian' emerged three distinct personalities, they could not get along with each other either, but really they were one!

In the case of these Klu Klux Kristians, they were different from the actual KKK. This vision does not depict these 'Kristians' as discriminating on color or race or nationality, rather, these members were discriminating on the rebellion to their 'home-made' tenets and doctrines and 'disobedience' to them. They despised all things 'foreign' looking.

I saw these white-robed, marble-faced, expression-less Kristians walking with torches in their hands in the dark, out to hunt-and-lynch.

The marble on their face, was the same as the one on which their rules, regulations, tenets and doctrines were etched and placed at the entrance of their large halls with huge polished mahogany doors.

These 'foreigners' they lynched were those who spoke against their teachings and did not accept their tenets of: Obedience to man, Submission to man, and honor to the self-proclaimed 'man of God', or their exclusive interpretations, their 'divine visitations', or the sacredness of their buildings. In fact anyone who disagreed with these Kristians on any issue, was a 'foreigner'.

Second layer of clothing under the robe- COWBOY

Robes shed, I now saw the group wearing well-worn jeans and bloodied cowboy boots with spurs. This was the second layer of clothing.

The blood on their boots was from the heads of those they'd beaten to pulp, those who had dared to bring what they considered as 'weird' and in direct conflict to their set ways. These did not take kindly to any who told them there was something wrong with the way they ran their Ranches. They had a ranch-manual and adhered to it. They had grandpas' diaries, and they felt that that knowledge was complete for their living. These cowboys were famed for their own interpretation of zero tolerance.

They hated 'oddballs' who went against the ranch-manuals and their grandpas' diaries.

They were out on a hunt.

The Kristians, dressed as cowboys, became more vicious, and menacing. They said:

" Let's round up the oddballs and hang 'em, we can always give 'em a fair trial later".

Any who shouted 'wrong! wrong! wrong!' to their doings were branded 'an evil influence'.

These 'foreigners', 'oddballs' ' rebels' were the 'untouchables', ( as in the caste system in India), they were considered too lowly to 'associate' with. As if even touching them would transfer an 'evil' influence into them. Strangely their group structures were as an Indian caste system.

The cowboys' modus operandi was to malign these 'oddballs' in the public square and hang them on a rope that was made of slanderous writings.

The third layer of clothing- Egyptian.

Wearing these raiment, these Kristians, whips in hand, lashed out at the weak and man-pleasing Christians, who were forced to make bricks for their 'masters'. These were established on hierarchies. The slaves under them had no private, individual lives. They were answerable to 'masters' at every level, about everything.

The more the 'rebels' came to these 'slaves' to tell them that they were not slaves, but free men and women, their work conditions worsened. The 'Egyptians' kept them more 'occupied' than before. Works had to be done. Structures had to be completed. Reports had to be written and circulated. That was the 'Egyptians' ' goal, vision, and ambition. It was as if their purpose on earth was to do works, write reports, and build more structures, which inside looked like tombs, with neatly wrapped bodies.

These 'Egyptians' wanted to leave behind an impressive legacy of works, reports and fanciful structures.

'Flee! Escape now', the 'rebels' would come into their construction sites and urge, and plead with the 'slaves'. But the majority chose to continue to make bricks.

Then as more 'rebels' penetrated the construction sites, the Kristian masters shouted at the slaves, " You lazy louts, you have time to listen to these 'rebels' but not to us...........well you will now make more and that too, without straw!"

Within the vision, I despaired and asked the Lord, " Lord, does it only get worse and not better? What will be the end of this slavery, Lord?"

"EXODUS", Came the Reply.

To the : 'FOREIGNERS', ' ODDBALLS' AND 'REBELS'

Jeremiah 31:16-17 KJV

Thus saith the Lord; Refrain thy voice from weeping, and thine eyes from tears: for thy work shall be rewarded, saith the Lord; and they shall come again from the land of the enemy.

And there is hope in thine end, saith the Lord, that thy children shall come again to their own border.

Bombay-India
Swarna Jha