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| [[Holy Amethyst]] | | [[Holy Amethyst]] | ||
| “The Beautiful Blue Danube,” by Johann Strauss | | “The Beautiful Blue Danube,” by [[Johann Strauss]] | ||
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| [[Casimir Poseidon]] | | [[Casimir Poseidon]] | ||
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| [[Elizabeth Clare Prophet]] | | [[Elizabeth Clare Prophet]] | ||
| “Beautiful Dreamer,” by Stephen Foster | | “Beautiful Dreamer,” by [[Stephen Foster]] | ||
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| [[El Morya]] | | [[El Morya]] | ||
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| [[Gautama Buddha]] | | [[Gautama Buddha]] | ||
| “Moonlight and Roses.” “The ‘Ode to Joy’ from Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony also gives us direct attunement with the Lord of the World.” | | “Moonlight and Roses.” “The ‘Ode to Joy’ from Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony also gives us direct attunement with the [[Lord of the World]].” | ||
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| [[Great Divine Director]] | | [[Great Divine Director]] | ||
| “The ‘Rakoczy March,’ by Franz Liszt, was inspired from his causal body.” | | “The ‘Rakoczy March,’ by [[Franz Liszt]], was inspired from his [[causal body]].” | ||
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| [[God Harmony]] | | [[God Harmony]] | ||
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| [[Lanto]] | | [[Lanto]] | ||
| “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).” | | “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]]).” | ||
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| [[Leto]] | | [[Leto]] | ||
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| [[Archangel Raphael]] | | [[Archangel Raphael]] | ||
| “Whispering Hope,” by Alice Hawthorne. The music of the ''Messiah'' was inspired upon Handel by Raphael. | | “Whispering Hope,” by Alice Hawthorne. The music of the ''Messiah'' was inspired upon [[Handel]] by Raphael. | ||
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| [[Saint Germain]] | | [[Saint Germain]] | ||
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| [[Sanat Kumara]] | | [[Sanat Kumara]] | ||
| ''Finlandia'', by Jan Sibelius | | ''Finlandia'', by [[Jan Sibelius]] | ||
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| [[Seraphim]] | | [[Seraphim]] | ||
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| [[Uriel and Aurora]] | | [[Uriel and Aurora]] | ||
| | | [[Brahms]]’ Lullaby. “Uriel and Aurora inspired upon the composer Brahms the lullaby.” | ||
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