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=== Golden age in the Sahara Desert === | === Golden age in the Sahara Desert === | ||
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Godfre was embodied as a son of the great king (Saint Germain) who ruled the civilization that flourished in what is now the Sahara Desert over 50,000 years ago. Guy, his wife, Edna Ballard, and their son, Donald, were embodied as Saint Germain’s children there. | Godfre was embodied as a son of the great king (Saint Germain) who ruled the civilization that flourished in what is now the Sahara Desert over 50,000 years ago. Guy, his wife, Edna Ballard, and their son, Donald, were embodied as Saint Germain’s children there. | ||
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=== Later embodiments === | === Later embodiments === | ||
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Among his other embodiments were one of the knights of the Round Table, Richard the Lionheart (1157–1199) and George Washington (1732–1799). | Among his other embodiments were one of the knights of the Round Table, Richard the Lionheart (1157–1199) and George Washington (1732–1799). | ||
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Godfre won his freedom through obedience to the law of Being. He teaches us to ascend moment by moment by raising our thoughts and feelings, our energies and actions. The ascension is the goal of life not only for the few, but for the many. | Godfre won his freedom through obedience to the law of Being. He teaches us to ascend moment by moment by raising our thoughts and feelings, our energies and actions. The ascension is the goal of life not only for the few, but for the many. | ||
== See also == | |||
[[Lotus]] | |||
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||