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For a time it looked as though the Darkness had completely enveloped the Light. Beholding the defection of the race, cosmic councils voted to dissolve the planet whose people had forsaken their God; and this would have been its fate had [[Sanat Kumara]] not interceded, offering to exile himself from Hesperus ([[Venus (the planet)|Venus]]) in order to keep the flame on behalf of mankind and hold the balance of the Light for Terra until such time as mankind should return to the pure and undefiled religion<ref>James 1:27.</ref> of their ancient forebears.   
For a time it looked as though the Darkness had completely enveloped the Light. Beholding the defection of the race, cosmic councils voted to dissolve the planet whose people had forsaken their God; and this would have been its fate had [[Sanat Kumara]] not interceded, offering to exile himself from Hesperus ([[Venus (the planet)|Venus]]) in order to keep the flame on behalf of mankind and hold the balance of the Light for Terra until such time as mankind should return to the pure and undefiled religion<ref>James 1:27.</ref> of their ancient forebears.   


Although the physical focus of the Mother flame was lost when Mu went down, the feminine ray has been enshrined on the etheric plane by the [[God and Goddess Meru]] in their temple at [[Temple of Illumination|Lake Titicaca]].  
Although the physical focus of the Mother flame was lost when Mu went down, the feminine ray has been enshrined on the etheric plane by the [[God and Goddess Meru]] in their temple at [[Temple of Illumination|Lake Titicaca]].


== Paradise lost ==
== Paradise lost ==
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Man, no longer found in the image of the Christ, became one of the species ''(Homo sapiens)'', an animal among other animals, his God-potential sealed for a thousand days of cosmic history. Thus began the tortuous trek of evolution that has brought civilization to its present level and which is intended to culminate in a golden age of Christ-mastery and full God-realization.
Man, no longer found in the image of the Christ, became one of the species ''(Homo sapiens)'', an animal among other animals, his God-potential sealed for a thousand days of cosmic history. Thus began the tortuous trek of evolution that has brought civilization to its present level and which is intended to culminate in a golden age of Christ-mastery and full God-realization.
== The Mother flame rising again ==
In 1971 devotees of the sacred fire serving in an [[La Tourelle|outer retreat of the Great White Brotherhood]] magnetized the Mother flame of Mu to the physical octave, thereby anchoring the lodestone for the Aquarian-age culture being initiated in the final decades of the twentieth century. Once again, the torch has been passed; and this time, by God’s grace and man’s effort, it shall not go down! 
Just as the worship of God as Father has dominated religious thought for many centuries, so in the next cycle the appreciation of God as both Father and Mother will provide the theme of an Ascended Master philosophy and way of life. This promises to be an era of perfecting the precipitation of Spirit in and as Matter as man takes dominion over the four elements—fire, air, water and earth—which represent the four planes of God’s androgynous consciousness whose cycles he must master prior to his reunion with the God Self. Through the worship of the Motherhood of God and the elevation in society of the functions of the Feminine aspect of the Deity, science and religion will reach their apex and man will discover the Spirit of God as the flame enshrined upon the altar of his own being even as he discovers the Matter of God in the cradle of nature. Moreover, through the enlightenment of the Divine Theosophia he will accept his role as the living Christ—the seed of the Divine Woman.


== See also ==
== See also ==
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