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The [[Ascension Temple]] at Luxor is the place prepared for the [[Last Judgment]] of those who have passed through the schoolroom of earth and earned the right to sit at the right hand of God. The Ascension Temple is a part of the retreat at Luxor, which is presided over by [[Serapis Bey]]. A few miles from the focus is a pyramid, also superimposed with etheric activity. Here in the upper room of the pyramid is the King’s Chamber, where the ~~initiations~~ of the [[transfiguration]] and the '''resurrection''' take place.

The [[Ascension Temple]] at Luxor is the place prepared for the [[Last Judgment]] of those who have passed through the schoolroom of earth and earned the right to sit at the right hand of God. The Ascension Temple is a part of the retreat at Luxor, which is presided over by [[Serapis Bey]]. A few miles from the focus is a pyramid, also superimposed with etheric activity. Here in the upper room of the pyramid is the King’s Chamber, where the [[initiation]]s of the [[transfiguration]] and the '''resurrection''' take place.

Following the initiation of the transfiguration, the candidate is placed in an unsealed sarcophagus in the King’s Chamber. Here he undergoes the initiation of the resurrection, which makes permanent the expansion of the Light that occurs during the transfiguration. At that time, the latent image of the Christ is “developed” in the [[four lower bodies]]. Now it must be put in the “fixing bath” of the [[Resurrection flame|flame of the resurrection]]. The transfiguration, then, brings out the seamless garment of Light—the [[deathless solar body]]—which the resurrection and the [[ascension]] make permanent.