Editor’s Note: This article, taken from the files of a group called Special Guests, explains the recent outbreak of killings could be caused by demonic forces. Highlighted is the recent killing of a Canadian woman on top of an ancient ritual killing site atop a pyramid in Mexico.

Pyramid Scheme

Demonic Forces of Human Sacrifice at work as Canadian

Tourist Murdered atop Teotihuacan Ruins

The Teotihuacan Pyramids of the Sun and Moon, located along the Avenue of the Dead, have a history of human sacrifice. Yesterday, a gunman murdered a Canadian tourist there and injured several others before sacrificing himself. Pastor Che Ahn believes we are witnessing something more than a sociological or cultural spike in violence.

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Instead, he insists it is a demonic and spiritual escalation marked by increasing manifestations of evil in public life, from mass shootings in the United States to unsettling reports of violence in historically symbolic locations abroad.

• Louisiana shooting and Mexico attack signal escalating global instability

• Violence at historic sacred sites heightens cultural and spiritual alarm

• Pastor Che Ahn cites increasing spiritual warfare in modern era

• Believes God ultimately prevails despite temporary triumphs of darkness

• Advocates faith-driven leadership amid rising public fear and disorder

Now, that violence has officially taken place on monuments to human sacrifice—literally.

In recent weeks, a mass shooting in Louisiana that left multiple people dead has once again underscored what Ahn describes as a widening atmosphere of moral and spiritual destabilization. While law enforcement investigates motive and circumstance, Ahn frames such tragedies within a broader spiritual context: the idea that unseen forces are becoming more active and less restrained in modern society than at any point in recent memory.

He draws a striking parallel to reports of violence in Mexico near the ancient ceremonial complex of Teotihuacan, home to the monumental Pyramid of the Sun and Pyramid of the Moon along the Avenue of the Dead. While details remain subject to verification, these accounts have circulated widely online and renewed public fascination with the site’s ancient history.

Archaeological research has long established that Teotihuacan was a center of ritual life in pre-Columbian Mesoamerica, including evidence of ceremonial human sacrifice—though far less systematized than what would later be seen in the Aztec Empire. For Ahn, this historical backdrop becomes symbolically significant: a place once associated with ritual violence now re-entering modern headlines amid reports of unrest.

He suggests these convergences—ancient sites associated with sacrifice, modern outbreaks of violence, and rising cultural anxiety—form a pattern worth spiritual reflection rather than dismissal.

Ahn’s central contention is not that history is repeating in a literal sense, but that the “unseen realm” is becoming more visible through the breakdown of moral order. He believes the current moment calls for urgent prayer, repentance, and spiritual awakening before, in his words, “the intensity of these manifestations increases even further.”

Relevant Article(s):

Gunman kills Canadian tourist and wounds others at Teotihuacan pyramid | Fox News

OPTIONAL Q&A:

1. How do you interpret the recent surge in violent events in both the United States and abroad in terms of broader cultural and spiritual trends?
2. What stands out to you about the Louisiana shooting that left eight people dead, and what does it reveal about the current state of societal stability?
3. The attack near Mexico’s Pyramid of the Sun and Pyramid of the Moon shocked many due to its location—how do you view the symbolism of violence occurring at such historic sites?
4. Do you see any connection between rising global unrest and what you describe as increasing spiritual darkness in the world?
5. How do you reconcile the belief that spiritual conflict is intensifying with the conviction that ultimate victory belongs to God?
6. What does the phrase “when the enemy comes in like a flood, God raises up a standard” mean in practical terms for communities experiencing fear and violence?
7. As you consider a potential move into public office, what role do you believe faith-based leadership should play in addressing cultural decline and public safety?
8. How would you respond to critics who argue that linking violent events to spiritual warfare risks oversimplifying complex social and political causes?

ABOUT DR. CHE AHN…

Che Ahn is a pastor, national faith leader, and Republican candidate for governor of California. He gained national attention after successfully challenging California’s COVID-era restrictions on churches, securing a legal victory that reinforced protections for religious freedom. He is widely recognized for his leadership, advocacy, and commitment to constitutional principles.

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