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Two thousand years ago, Djwal Kul journeyed with [[El Morya]] and [[Kuthumi]] as '''one of the three wise men''' following the star to the birthplace of [[Jesus]]. In that service to the Trinity, he focused the pink plume, Morya the blue and Kuthumi the gold, in the forcefield of the infant Jesus. | Two thousand years ago, Djwal Kul journeyed with [[El Morya]] and [[Kuthumi]] as '''one of the [[Three Wise Men|three wise men]]''' following the star to the birthplace of [[Jesus]]. In that service to the Trinity, he focused the pink plume, Morya the blue and Kuthumi the gold, in the forcefield of the infant Jesus. | ||
Previously, prior to the sinking of [[Lemuria]], he had assisted Lord [[Himalaya]] in removing ancient records and tablets to the Himalayan retreats of the masters; later he studied in the lamasaries of Asia. It has been said by Theosophists that he was embodied as '''Kleineas''', a pupil of [[Pythagoras]] (Kuthumi), as one of the disciples of [[Gautama Buddha]], and as '''Aryasanga'''.<ref>Annie Besant and C. W. Leadbeater, ''The Lives of Alcyone'', ch. 47.</ref> | Previously, prior to the sinking of [[Lemuria]], he had assisted Lord [[Himalaya]] in removing ancient records and tablets to the Himalayan retreats of the masters; later he studied in the lamasaries of Asia. It has been said by Theosophists that he was embodied as '''Kleineas''', a pupil of [[Pythagoras]] (Kuthumi), as one of the disciples of [[Gautama Buddha]], and as '''Aryasanga'''.<ref>Annie Besant and C. W. Leadbeater, ''The Lives of Alcyone'', ch. 47.</ref> | ||
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{{MTR}}, s.v. “Djwal Kul.” | {{MTR}}, s.v. “Djwal Kul.” | ||
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