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Jesus calls us to the path of discipleship under the ascended masters. He has released a series of calls to this path, published in the book ''Walking with the Master: Answering the Call of Jesus''<ref>{{WWM}}</ref>. Jesus says to those who would be his disciples in the age of Aquarius, “Greater love than this hath no man, that a man lay down his life for his friends.<ref>John 15:13.</ref> Blessed ones, this is not speaking of death but of a vibrant life lived—lived truly to convey the fire of my heart to all. This is the meaning of being a disciple who is called apostle, instrument and messenger of light, conveyer of that light.”<ref>Jesus, “From the Temples of Love: The Call to the Path of the Ascension,” {{POWref|30|27|, July 5, 1987}}</ref>

Jesus calls us to the path of discipleship under the ascended masters. He has released a series of calls to this path, published in the book Walking with the Master: Answering the Call of Jesus^[1]. Jesus says to those who would be his disciples in the age of Aquarius, “Greater love than this hath no man, that a man lay down his life for his friends.^[2] Blessed ones, this is not speaking of death but of a vibrant life lived—lived truly to convey the fire of my heart to all. This is the meaning of being a disciple who is called apostle, instrument and messenger of light, conveyer of that light.”^[3]

↑ Elizabeth Clare Prophet and Staff of Summit University, Walking with the Master: Answering the Call of Jesus
↑ John 15:13.
↑ Jesus, “From the Temples of Love: The Call to the Path of the Ascension,” Pearls of Wisdom, vol. 30, no. 27, July 5, 1987.

[1] Elizabeth Clare Prophet and Staff of Summit University, Walking with the Master: Answering the Call of Jesus

[2] John 15:13.

[3] Jesus, “From the Temples of Love: The Call to the Path of the Ascension,” Pearls of Wisdom, vol. 30, no. 27, July 5, 1987.

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	Jesus calls us to the path of discipleship under the ascended masters. He has released a series of calls to this path, published in the book ''Walking with the Master: Answering the Call of Jesus''. Jesus says to those who would be his disciples in the age of Aquarius, “Greater love than this hath no man, that a man lay down his life for his friends.<ref>John 15:13.</ref> Blessed ones, this is not speaking of death but of a vibrant life lived—lived truly to convey the fire of my heart to all. This is the meaning of being a disciple who is called apostle, instrument and messenger of light, conveyer of that light.”<ref>{{POWref\|30\|27\|, July 5, 1987}}</ref>		Jesus calls us to the path of discipleship under the ascended masters. He has released a series of calls to this path, published in the book ''Walking with the Master: Answering the Call of Jesus''<ref>{{WWM}}</ref>. Jesus says to those who would be his disciples in the age of Aquarius, “Greater love than this hath no man, that a man lay down his life for his friends.<ref>John 15:13.</ref> Blessed ones, this is not speaking of death but of a vibrant life lived—lived truly to convey the fire of my heart to all. This is the meaning of being a disciple who is called apostle, instrument and messenger of light, conveyer of that light.”<ref>Jesus, “From the Temples of Love: The Call to the Path of the Ascension,” {{POWref\|30\|27\|, July 5, 1987}}</ref>