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== Previous embodiments ==
== Previous embodiments ==


Gaylord and Leto were embodied in the [[Inca]] civilization. At that time, he was a public servant and she was a devoted scientist, both highly attuned with the spiritual hierarchy.
Gaylord y Leto estuvieron encarnados en la civilización [[Special:MyLanguage/Inca|inca]]. En aquel entonces, él era un funcionario público y ella era una devota científica, los dos altamente sintonizados con la jerarquía espiritual.


[[Godfré Ray King]]’s book ''The Magic Presence'' recounts how Alexander Gaylord, while yet in embodiment and working for the Brotherhood, went on missions with Leto, who had ascended more than three hundred years earlier.<ref>Godfré Ray King, ''The Magic Presence'', 5th ed. (Chicago: Saint Germain Press, 1982), pp. 187–214.</ref> Godfré relates a story Alexander Gaylord told him about Gaylord’s first meeting with an unnamed master. Gaylord was on an assignment for the [[Indian Council]] of the [[Great White Brotherhood]]. He was on board a ship going to France when he met “a most distinguished looking gentleman.” The man accompanied Gaylord to India and other places and taught him, in Gaylord’s words, “the most marvelous use of the ancient wisdom.” Gaylord says he was “a remarkable man. The only promise he exacted from me at any time was that I never reveal his name to anyone.”
[[Godfré Ray King]]’s book ''The Magic Presence'' recounts how Alexander Gaylord, while yet in embodiment and working for the Brotherhood, went on missions with Leto, who had ascended more than three hundred years earlier.<ref>Godfré Ray King, ''The Magic Presence'', 5th ed. (Chicago: Saint Germain Press, 1982), pp. 187–214.</ref> Godfré relates a story Alexander Gaylord told him about Gaylord’s first meeting with an unnamed master. Gaylord was on an assignment for the [[Indian Council]] of the [[Great White Brotherhood]]. He was on board a ship going to France when he met “a most distinguished looking gentleman.” The man accompanied Gaylord to India and other places and taught him, in Gaylord’s words, “the most marvelous use of the ancient wisdom.” Gaylord says he was “a remarkable man. The only promise he exacted from me at any time was that I never reveal his name to anyone.”

Revision as of 18:43, 30 January 2020

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Alexander Gaylord ascendió en 1937 tras haber sido mensajero de la Hermandad y haber estado activo en el Servicio Secreto Cósmico. Su llama gemela es la maestra ascendida Leto y juntos prestan servicio en el retiro del Maestro de París.

Previous embodiments

Gaylord y Leto estuvieron encarnados en la civilización inca. En aquel entonces, él era un funcionario público y ella era una devota científica, los dos altamente sintonizados con la jerarquía espiritual.

Godfré Ray King’s book The Magic Presence recounts how Alexander Gaylord, while yet in embodiment and working for the Brotherhood, went on missions with Leto, who had ascended more than three hundred years earlier.[1] Godfré relates a story Alexander Gaylord told him about Gaylord’s first meeting with an unnamed master. Gaylord was on an assignment for the Indian Council of the Great White Brotherhood. He was on board a ship going to France when he met “a most distinguished looking gentleman.” The man accompanied Gaylord to India and other places and taught him, in Gaylord’s words, “the most marvelous use of the ancient wisdom.” Gaylord says he was “a remarkable man. The only promise he exacted from me at any time was that I never reveal his name to anyone.”

His mission today

Today, the ascended master Alexander Gaylord continues this work and is very much involved in helping mankind to set their house in order. He is an emissary of freedom and peace for the Brotherhood and member of the Departments of Cosmic Psychology and Geopolitical Studies at the Royal Teton Retreat. He has explained that his work for the Brotherhood is of a very special nature, and that he does occasionally manifest a physical body for this work. He has given dissertations to his students on the nefarious forces at work in the world scene and the interplay of forces in society, including the manipulation of the masses.

He has said, in the name of the Brotherhood:

Ours is the way of love. And in freedom’s name, if humanity would really end all wars, they must do so by an unequivocal acceptance of the golden rule of the Prince of Peace. Nations and peoples must be willing to negotiate, but not at the expense of justice and reason. World unrest, which should long ago have been calmed by true religion, has unfortunately been fanned by religious intolerance and the mortal wickedness of the manipulators. Therefore, the Brotherhood prays that wise men everywhere, kneeling at the feet of God, will learn to distinguish between a genuine complaint and one that is synthetically manufactured in order to spread discord....

My prayer is for world peace through individual peace and understanding, but not at the cost of giving in to the manipulators or the warmongers who wave an olive branch that belies the violence in their hearts.[2]

The twin flames of Alexander Gaylord and Leto have a special service among the youth.

See also

Leto

Sources

Mark L. Prophet and Elizabeth Clare Prophet, The Masters and Their Retreats.

  1. Godfré Ray King, The Magic Presence, 5th ed. (Chicago: Saint Germain Press, 1982), pp. 187–214.
  2. Mark L. Prophet and Elizabeth Clare Prophet, Climb the Highest Mountain: The Path of the Higher Self (1986), pp. 129–130.