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The ascended master '''Godfre''' was embodied as [[Guy W. Ballard]], the [[messenger]] of [[Saint Germain]]. He brought forth the teachings of the [[Great White Brotherhood]], the Law of the [[I AM Presence]] and held the focus of the [[Christ consciousness]] for the planet until his ascension in 1939. His wife and [[twin flame]] was [[Edna Ballard]], now the ascended lady master [[Lotus]]. Guy Ballard’s pen name was '''Godfré Ray King'''. He is now known as the ascended master Godfre, '''God Obedience''', but is still affectionately remembered by his students as “Daddy.” | The ascended master '''Godfre''' was embodied as [[Guy W. Ballard]], the [[messenger]] of [[Saint Germain]]. He brought forth the teachings of the [[Great White Brotherhood]], the Law of the [[I AM Presence]] and held the focus of the [[Christ consciousness]] for the planet until his ascension in 1939. His wife and [[twin flame]] was [[Edna Ballard]], now the ascended lady master [[Lotus]]. Guy Ballard’s pen name was '''Godfré Ray King'''. He is now known as the ascended master Godfre, '''God Obedience''', but is still affectionately remembered by his students as “Daddy.” | ||
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Godfre was embodied as a son of the great king (Saint Germain) who ruled the civilization that flourished in what is now the Sahara Desert over 50,000 years ago. Guy, his wife, Edna Ballard, and their son, Donald, were embodied as Saint Germain’s children there. | Godfre was embodied as a son of the great king (Saint Germain) who ruled the civilization that flourished in what is now the Sahara Desert over 50,000 years ago. Guy, his wife, Edna Ballard, and their son, Donald, were embodied as Saint Germain’s children there. | ||
=== Inca civilization === | |||
In ''Unveiled Mysteries'', Saint Germain speaks of Godfre, Lotus and Donald Ballard coming into embodiment to give assistance as the [[Inca]] civilization reached its apex. They came to give service that was needed as the children of an Inca ruler, who had a great devotion to the Source and through that Source had a very high attainment: “He knew and consciously acknowledged the power of the Great Central Sun.... [The Incan people at that time] used the sun as the symbol of the Godhead. They had a real, inner understanding and acknowledged the fullness of the power from the Great Central Sun—which today we call the Christ.”<ref>Godfré Ray King, ''Unveiled Mysteries'' (Schaumberg, Ill.: Saint Germain Press, 1982), p. 128.</ref> | |||
Because of his gratitude and his love, the Inca ruler was taught to understand and use the Great Cosmic Law. Donald was embodied as his son. He was taught the laws of government and the divine duties of a ruler. Lotus, a daughter, was taught the inner work and the full law and consecration of Priestess in the Temple of the Sun. Godfre was taught the cosmic laws of the priesthood and also, secretly, the generalship of Armies. | |||
After ten years of special training in Peru, the three were sent north to one of the new colonies of the Incan empire for the purpose of helping the people expand their activities and stimulate their progress. They came to the place which is now Mitla, in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. Lotus served there as a priestess for more than forty years in what was one of the most magnificent temples of the period, which they constructed under the direction of one of the great ascended masters of the Golden City over the Sahara Desert. The outer part was made of massive stones, some of which can be seen among the ruins of the temple today. | |||
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