Someone at Movingon posted an interesting set of links to information about a form of paganism called enochian shamanism and the practice of calling on The Keys for spiritual power.
http://home.earthlink.net/~xristos/GoldenDawn/enochian3.htm
http://www.kondor.de/enoch/enochintro.html
http://twitchy.faithweb.com/darkness/enochian.html
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/EnochianKeys.html
http://realmagick.tripod.com/PhonKeys2.html
Wonder how the WS spin meisters would explain the link between the Family's New Wine starting in the late 1990s (isn't that about the time they started calling on Keys of spiritual power?) and the existence of this eerily similar shamanistic magik.
Is this another case of outright plagarism, or do the Family's crazy aunts in the attic getting prophesy come up with this stuff by tapping into the astral plane at the new moon?
Here's a good WS cover story: The Family version of an incantation magik known as "Calling on The Keys" is the truly true revelation of Christ's Holy Spirit, while the pagan version is false, close to the truth, but not as totally as truely true as what Jebus gave The Family.
So many scenarios might explain how The Family's prophesy machine comes up with the same stuff as an obscure group of internet shamans. Maybe there's no such thing as truth. Maybe revealed truth of the supernatural is just an idea, and no more than that.