Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works,
and glorify your Father which is in heaven.
— Matt. 5:14-16
There
is a way, tried and true, that saints, adepts and avatars have walked.
The way is universal, timeless and will reunite you to your higher
self, to the most sublime consciousness of God realization that
can shine through you. This is a path of individuated Christhood
and Buddhahood that Jesus, Maitreya, Gautama and many others, even
in civilizations long forgotten, helped forge. As you follow in
their footsteps, you will become one with Christ, the universal
Christos, which in Greek means "anointed." You will discover,
cultivate and expand the divine spark in your heart. You will gradually
become awake, enlightened and demonstrate the divine mission of
every son and daughter of God.
Spiritual
Pioneers
In
the last century, many spiritual pioneers have come forth to teach
the path of personal Christhood and Buddhahood including Nicholas
and Helena Roerich with Agni Yoga; H.P. Blavatsky, Charles Leadbeater
and Annie Besant with the Theosophical Society; the Rosicrucian
Fellowship, Yogananda and the Self Realization Fellowship, Corinne
Heline, Guy and Edna Ballard with the I AM Movement; and Mark and
Elizabeth Clare Prophet. Their books and teachings pave the way
to help people recognize and champion their divine identity. Much
of the information on this website was inspired by them, as well
as by personal experience and by mystics from all of the world's
major spiritual traditions.
A
Mystical Path
In
God there is no division. The duality of the earth plane yields
to the great oneness encountered by those who have had near-death
experiences. When your eyes and heart are set on this truth, you
will partake in the water of life promised by Jesus and others who
inspired many of the world's religions. In this spirit, we invite
you to visit these pages:
Mysticism
— Precepts
of mysticism, spirituality of oneness
I AM God
— A map of your divinity, Christic and Buddhic potential
Jesus Christ
— Historical evidence that Jesus was a student of the
Buddha, who demonstrated Christhood for all
Ascension
— Permanent reunion with God free from the wheel of rebirth
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The
Voice in the Heart
As
Self-awareness expands, the concept of God as an outer deity to
be worshiped or appeased releases its grip. Arising in its stead
is new freedom, an intimate relationship with a still, small voice.
Like Thomas Kempis who wrote The Imitation of Christ more
than 500 years ago and Francis Bacon who discovered the unfailing
guidance of his heart, so will you learn to engage the most profound
inner dialogue between your outer consciousness and your own Christ
mind that ultimately leads to Buddhic consciousness.
Passing Your Tests
The
path leading to Christhood and Buddhahood is a path of initiation
and testing, especially in a world that does not reward this calling.
At times, you will feel buoyant, uplifted and accelerated in the
joyous experience and bliss of divine union. At others, you will
feel empty, alone and unworthy as you navigate the shadows where
the sunrays of your own God presence have been eclipsed. This is
known as the dark night of the soul and the dark night of the spirit.
All saints have passed through this, as did Jesus on the cross and
Lord Buddha during his ministry.
Fulfilling
your Mission
The
key to this mystical journey is to find your inner light, to expand
it through love and to brighten life around you.
Love
God with all our heart, soul and mind, keep on keeping on through
the ups and downs of life and honor your neighbor with good works.
In so doing, you will balance karma and fulfill your specific mission,
the divine plan or dharma that can only succeed through you. Your
reward lies beyond nirvana, unto your ascension—the permanent
reunion with God that Jesus, Elijah, Enoch and many other Great
Lights East and West so beautifully demonstrated.
Look
not for a refuge in anyone besides yourselves.
And those, Ananda, who either now or after I am dead,
Shall be a lamp unto themselves,
Shall betake themselves as no external refuge,
But holding fast to the truth as their lamp,
Holding fast to the truth as their refuge,
Shall not look for refuge to anyone else besides themselves,
It is they who shall reach to the very topmost height .
—Sayings of the Buddha