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[[File:0001165 el-morya 600.jpeg|thumb|alt=Painting of El Morya wearing a yellow turban and a blue robe|The Ascended Master El Morya]] | [[File:0001165 el-morya 600.jpeg|thumb|alt=Painting of El Morya wearing a yellow turban and a blue robe|<translate>The Ascended Master El Morya</translate>]] | ||
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Chief of the [[Darjeeling Council]] of the [[Great White Brotherhood]], [[chohan]] of the first ray and hierarch of the etheric [[Temple of Good Will]] over Darjeeling, India. He is the founder of [[The Summit Lighthouse]] and the guru and teacher of the messengers [[Mark L. Prophet]] and [[Elizabeth Clare Prophet]]. | Chief of the [[Darjeeling Council]] of the [[Great White Brotherhood]], [[chohan]] of the first ray and hierarch of the etheric [[Temple of Good Will]] over Darjeeling, India. He is the founder of [[The Summit Lighthouse]] and the guru and teacher of the messengers [[Mark L. Prophet]] and [[Elizabeth Clare Prophet]]. | ||
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== El Morya’s embodiments == | == El Morya’s embodiments == | ||
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[[File:Jan Victors or Rembrandt Studio - Abraham and the 3 Angels.jpg|thumb|upright=1.2|Abraham entertaining the three angels (Genesis 18:9–15), Jan Victors]] | [[File:Jan Victors or Rembrandt Studio - Abraham and the 3 Angels.jpg|thumb|upright=1.2|<translate>Abraham entertaining the three angels (Genesis 18:9–15), Jan Victors</translate>]] | ||
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Throughout his many embodiments to the present hour from the ascended state, beloved El Morya has been actively engaged in service to the light. As the son of [[Enoch]], who “walked with God and was not for God took him” in the ritual of the ascension; as one of the seers who penetrated into the higher octaves of light in the ancient land of [[Ur of the Chaldees]]; and as a native of Persia, who worshiped the One God, [[Ahura Mazda]]—in these and during many other embodiments, he learned to experiment with “divine electricities,” becoming increasingly aware of the spiritual power flowing through man. Later he became accomplished in the constructive use of [[fohat]]—the mysterious electric power of cosmic consciousness (quiescent or active)—that impelling vital force, which, when called into action by divine fiat, moves the evolutions of a universe, a galactic or solar system, or even a human being from the beginning to the completion of its mission. | Throughout his many embodiments to the present hour from the ascended state, beloved El Morya has been actively engaged in service to the light. As the son of [[Enoch]], who “walked with God and was not for God took him” in the ritual of the ascension; as one of the seers who penetrated into the higher octaves of light in the ancient land of [[Ur of the Chaldees]]; and as a native of Persia, who worshiped the One God, [[Ahura Mazda]]—in these and during many other embodiments, he learned to experiment with “divine electricities,” becoming increasingly aware of the spiritual power flowing through man. Later he became accomplished in the constructive use of [[fohat]]—the mysterious electric power of cosmic consciousness (quiescent or active)—that impelling vital force, which, when called into action by divine fiat, moves the evolutions of a universe, a galactic or solar system, or even a human being from the beginning to the completion of its mission. | ||
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As King Arthur (<small>A.D.</small> fifth century), Guru of the [[mystery school]] at Camelot, he guarded the inner teachings. He summoned knights of the Round Table and ladies of the court to quest the [[Holy Grail]] and to attain through [[initiation]] the mysteries of Christ. While he wore the crown, unity, order and peace prevailed in England. [[Saint Germain]] was embodied as Merlin, mystic counselor of King Arthur and his knights of the Grail quest. | As King Arthur (<small>A</small>.<small>D.</small> fifth century), Guru of the [[mystery school]] at Camelot, he guarded the inner teachings. He summoned knights of the Round Table and ladies of the court to quest the [[Holy Grail]] and to attain through [[initiation]] the mysteries of Christ. While he wore the crown, unity, order and peace prevailed in England. [[Saint Germain]] was embodied as Merlin, mystic counselor of King Arthur and his knights of the Grail quest. | ||
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[[File:De Grey Hours f.28.v St. Thomas of Canterbury.jpg|thumb|upright=0.6|alt=caption|The martyrdom of Thomas Becket, from a medieval Book of Hours (c.1390)]] | [[File:De Grey Hours f.28.v St. Thomas of Canterbury.jpg|thumb|upright=0.6|alt=caption|<translate>The martyrdom of Thomas Becket, from a medieval Book of Hours (c.1390)</translate>]] | ||
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On December 29, 1170, he was brutally murdered in Canterbury Cathedral when four knights of the court took literally the king’s remark that he wished to be rid of “this turbulent priest.” Uncompromising to the end, Becket told the knights: “If all the swords in England were pointing at my head, you would never make me betray either God or the Pope.” More than five hundred healing [[miracles]] were attributed to him only a few years after his death, and he was canonized three years later. | On December 29, 1170, he was brutally murdered in Canterbury Cathedral when four knights of the court took literally the king’s remark that he wished to be rid of “this turbulent priest.” Uncompromising to the end, Becket told the knights: “If all the swords in England were pointing at my head, you would never make me betray either God or the Pope.” More than five hundred healing [[miracles]] were attributed to him only a few years after his death, and he was canonized three years later. | ||
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[[File:Hans Holbein, the Younger - Sir Thomas More - Google Art Project.jpg|thumb|left|alt=Thomas More wearing the chain of office of chancellor|''Sir Thomas More'', by Hans Holbein the Younger (1527)]] | [[File:Hans Holbein, the Younger - Sir Thomas More - Google Art Project.jpg|thumb|left|alt=Thomas More wearing the chain of office of chancellor|<translate>''Sir Thomas More'', by Hans Holbein the Younger (1527)</translate>]] | ||
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=== Thomas More === | === Thomas More === | ||
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Lawyer, judge, statesman, man of letters, author, poet, farmer, lover of pastoral life, ascetic, husband and father, champion of women’s education, humanist and saint, Thomas More was outstanding among the avant-garde of the English Renaissance. | Lawyer, judge, statesman, man of letters, author, poet, farmer, lover of pastoral life, ascetic, husband and father, champion of women’s education, humanist and saint, Thomas More was outstanding among the avant-garde of the English Renaissance. | ||
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[[File:Jesuits at Akbar's court.jpg|thumb|upright|alt=caption|Akbar holds a religious assembly]] | [[File:Jesuits at Akbar's court.jpg|thumb|upright|alt=caption|<translate>Akbar holds a religious assembly</translate>]] | ||
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=== Akbar === | === Akbar === | ||
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== El Morya’s retreats == | == El Morya’s retreats == | ||
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[[File:El capitan and merced river in Yosemite.jpg|thumb|alt=caption|El Capitan, Yosemite National Park]] | [[File:El capitan and merced river in Yosemite.jpg|thumb|alt=caption|<translate>El Capitan, Yosemite National Park</translate>]] | ||
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{{main|Temple of Good Will}} | {{main|Temple of Good Will}} | ||