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El '''Buda | El '''Gautama Buda''', el “Ser Compasivo", sostiene el cargo del [[Special:MyLanguage/Lord of the World|Señor del Mundo]] (al que el [[Special:MyLanguage/Book of Revelation|Apocalipsis]] 11:4 se refiere como "Dios de la tierra"), jerarca del [[Special:MyLanguage/etheric retreat|retiro etérico]] en [[Special:MyLanguage/Shamballa|Shambala]] (ubicado sobre el desierto de Gobi), donde sostiene la [[Special:MyLanguage/threefold flame|llama trina]] de la vida para las evoluciones de la Tierra. Gautama (quien estuvo encarnado como Siddartha Gautama hacia 563 <small>A</small>. <small>C</small>.), es el gran maestro de la iluminación mediante la maestría del alma de las Diez Perfecciones, las [[Special:MyLanguage/Four Noble Truths|Cuatro Verdades Nobles]], y el [[Special:MyLanguage/Eightfold Path|Octuple Sendero]], y patrocinador de [[Special:MyLanguage/Summit University|Summit University]] y de la misión de la [[Special:MyLanguage/Mother of the Flame|Madre de la Llama]] para portar la antorcha de la iluminación para esta era. | ||
Gautama came in an hour when Hinduism was at its worst state of decadence. The priesthood was involved in favoritism and guarding the great secrets, the real mysteries of God, from the people, thus keeping the masses in ignorance. The caste system had become a means of imprisonment of the soul instead of a means of liberation through dharma. Born as Prince Siddhartha, he left palace, power, wife and son to gain that enlightenment whereby he could give back to the people that which the interlopers had taken from them. | Gautama came in an hour when Hinduism was at its worst state of decadence. The priesthood was involved in favoritism and guarding the great secrets, the real mysteries of God, from the people, thus keeping the masses in ignorance. The caste system had become a means of imprisonment of the soul instead of a means of liberation through dharma. Born as Prince Siddhartha, he left palace, power, wife and son to gain that enlightenment whereby he could give back to the people that which the interlopers had taken from them. | ||