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[[Kuthumi]] maintains an etheric retreat at Shigatse, Tibet, where he plays sacred music on a grand organ keyed to the music of the spheres. He directs the vibration of this music to souls at the hour of their death, guiding them to the etheric retreats of the Great White Brotherhood for tutoring in preparation for their next earthly life. | <translate> | ||
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[[Kuthumi]] maintains an [[etheric retreat]] at Shigatse, [[Tibet]], where he plays sacred music on a grand organ keyed to the music of the spheres. He directs the vibration of this music to souls at the hour of their death, guiding them to the etheric retreats of the [[Great White Brotherhood]] for tutoring in preparation for their next earthly life. | |||
Lord Maitreya describes the music of this organ: | <!--T:3--> | ||
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<blockquote>As you know, at Shigatse a great organ has been created by beloved Kuthumi, which he plays for those who are departing from this world and therefore brings to their consciousness the melody and harmony of higher spheres.... | <!--T:4--> | ||
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As you know, at Shigatse a great organ has been created by beloved Kuthumi, which he plays for those who are departing from this world and therefore brings to their consciousness the melody and harmony of higher spheres.... | |||
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The bell-like tones you hear with inner ears are the communion with far-off worlds. They are the melody of the sacred spheres. They are the consummation of the love of planetary bodies ascended. They are the love of [[cosmic being]]s, of [[archangel]]s and their archeiai, of [[Elohim]] and sacred-fire beings seldom heard upon this planetary body—composed into a love symphony by your own beloved Kuthumi.<ref>Lord Maitreya, “The Call to Come to Our Retreat in the Far East,” {{POWref|27|38|, July 22, 1984}}</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:24, 30 May 2024
Kuthumi maintains an etheric retreat at Shigatse, Tibet, where he plays sacred music on a grand organ keyed to the music of the spheres. He directs the vibration of this music to souls at the hour of their death, guiding them to the etheric retreats of the Great White Brotherhood for tutoring in preparation for their next earthly life.
Lord Maitreya describes the music of this organ:
As you know, at Shigatse a great organ has been created by beloved Kuthumi, which he plays for those who are departing from this world and therefore brings to their consciousness the melody and harmony of higher spheres....
The bell-like tones you hear with inner ears are the communion with far-off worlds. They are the melody of the sacred spheres. They are the consummation of the love of planetary bodies ascended. They are the love of cosmic beings, of archangels and their archeiai, of Elohim and sacred-fire beings seldom heard upon this planetary body—composed into a love symphony by your own beloved Kuthumi.[1]
See also
Sources
Mark L. Prophet and Elizabeth Clare Prophet, The Masters and Their Retreats, s.v. “Kuthumi’s Retreat at Shigatse, Tibet.”
- ↑ Lord Maitreya, “The Call to Come to Our Retreat in the Far East,” Pearls of Wisdom, vol. 27, no. 38, July 22, 1984.