The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola: The Basis for All Modern Mind Control | Jesuits & the Counter-Reformation (1/2) | Professor Walter Veith

Full Series on Archive || Prof. Veith's WebsiteUrban's Presentation on JesuitsThe Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius form the foundation for all modern military training, was the basis for Nazi SS, and was one of the earliest forms of Mind Control / Programming.This video explores the spiritual, not political, aspects of the Jesuit Order and The Counter Reformation, focusing on the "Spiritual Exercises" of Ignatius Loyola.We investigate the fundamental differences between the paths of Martin Luther and Ignatius Loyola. Where Luther was driven to the cross and salvation by faith in the Word of God alone, Loyola was driven by his guilt to "fall upon himself," creating a spirituality based on imagination, dreams, visions, and mystical apparitions.This deep dive covers:The Spiritual Exercises: An analysis of Loyola's methods, including "composition seeing the place" (visualization) and extreme physical penance like scourging and wounding oneself.Blind Obedience: The 13th rule of the order, "perende ac cadaver" (like a corpse), which demands that one must "hold that the white which I see is black if the hierarchical church so decides it".The Counter Reformation Today: The video claims these Jesuit spiritual exercises are the basis for modern ecumenical movements.The Alpha Course: Examines claims that the Alpha Course contains "nothing that is contrary to Catholic Doctrine" and is a tool for ecumenical unity under Rome.Cell Groups: An analysis of the "Model of 12," linking it to occult numerology (Rosicrucians) and a hierarchical structure where a "spiritual guide" or "coach" replaces a direct relationship with Christ.Modern Infiltration: Alleges Jesuit control of the 1960s Hippie Movement, The Beatles, and the modern Charismatic movement (via figures like Catherine Kuhlman) to replace faith with experience.