The original Illuminati was a secret society founded in the 18th century with strict membership criteria: candidates needed consent from existing members, wealth, and a good reputation within a suitable family. Membership involved a hierarchical initiation system with multiple degrees, and members used pseudonyms to keep their identities secret
. Today, many online offers claim you can join the Illuminati for wealth, fame, or power, often involving payment or rituals. However, these are generally scams or fictional representations exploiting the Illuminati myth. Some websites and social media pages promote paid memberships with promises of money, influence, or protection, but these are not connected to any authentic Illuminati organization and should be approached with skepticism
. In summary:
- Historically, joining the Illuminati required approval, status, and a formal initiation process within a secret society
- Modern "join Illuminati" offers online are mostly scams or fictional and often ask for money or rituals
- There is no verified way to join a real Illuminati today, as the original group was disbanded long ago.
Be cautious of any online claims or contacts promising Illuminati membership in exchange for money or personal information.
