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On July 3, 1958, the ascended master [[Confucius]] succeeded Lord Lanto as hierarch of the [[Royal Teton Retreat]]. With attainment far beyond that required either of retreat hierarch or chohan, Lanto accepted from [[Kuthumi]] the office of lord of the second ray on that date (this blessed brother who had worshiped the God of Peace as Saint Francis having already in 1956 joined Jesus in the office of World Teacher). | On July 3, 1958, the ascended master [[Confucius]] succeeded Lord Lanto as hierarch of the [[Royal Teton Retreat]]. With attainment far beyond that required either of retreat hierarch or chohan, Lanto accepted from [[Kuthumi]] the office of lord of the second ray on that date (this blessed brother who had worshiped the God of Peace as Saint Francis having already in 1956 joined Jesus in the office of World Teacher). | ||
On October 30, 1966, in cooperation with the [[God and Goddess Meru]], Lanto was granted the dispensation by the [[Karmic Board]] for a “mighty transcendent golden flame of illumination” to pulsate three hundred feet into the atmosphere over the colleges, universities, divinity and theological schools of America and the world whose students and faculty were and would be receptive to knowledge from higher spheres. Any students of any school of higher learning may call this flame into action on behalf of the faculty and student body. | On October 30, 1966, in cooperation with the [[God and Goddess Meru]], Lanto was granted the [[dispensation]] by the [[Karmic Board]] for a “mighty transcendent golden flame of illumination” to pulsate three hundred feet into the atmosphere over the colleges, universities, divinity and theological schools of America and the world whose students and faculty were and would be receptive to knowledge from higher spheres. Any students of any school of higher learning may call this flame into action on behalf of the faculty and student body. | ||
The ascended master Lanto conducts classes at the [[Royal Teton Retreat]], the initial retreat of the [[Great White Brotherhood]] to which the neophyte may ask to be taken. Here we learn the fundamentals of the path of initiation. Because of the dispensation of opening the seven retreats of the seven chohans, many tens of thousands of souls are receiving training at inner levels to accelerate their consciousness for the New Age. | The ascended master Lanto conducts classes at the [[Royal Teton Retreat]], the initial retreat of the [[Great White Brotherhood]] to which the neophyte may ask to be taken. Here we learn the fundamentals of the path of initiation. Because of the dispensation of opening the seven retreats of the seven chohans, many tens of thousands of souls are receiving training at inner levels to accelerate their consciousness for the New Age. | ||
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Lord Lanto also tries to give us a sense of our worth instead of the feeling of self-deprecation so common among men today: | Lord Lanto also tries to give us a sense of our worth instead of the feeling of self-deprecation so common among men today: | ||
<blockquote>Man is a God in the becoming, but he can never know this while he thinks earthly thoughts. He can never know this by worldly knowledge, for the things of this world are foolishness with God.<ref>I Cor. 3:19.</ref> And in the eyes of God, the only real values are those that free man from the eclipse of being that has concealed the sun of God’s Presence from his eyes. And it is this sun that will awaken his spiritual senses that enable him to see with Saint Paul the face of the Master and to hear his cry “It is hard for thee to kick against the pricks.”<ref>Acts 9:5; {{UYS}}, p. 153.</ref></blockquote> | |||
Meditation on Lord Lanto and his golden lotus flame may be accompanied by the music of “Song to the Evening Star” from ''Tannhäuser'', by Wagner (keynote of the Royal Teton Retreat). The wisdom of Lanto is excelled by few ascended beings serving this earth. His flame should be invoked daily on behalf of the youth of the world. | Meditation on Lord Lanto and his golden lotus flame may be accompanied by the music of “Song to the Evening Star” from ''Tannhäuser'', by Wagner (keynote of the Royal Teton Retreat). The wisdom of Lanto is excelled by few ascended beings serving this earth. His flame should be invoked daily on behalf of the youth of the world. | ||