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Алмазно-сияющий разум Бога является фокусом, самим сердцем любого начинания. Public servants, world and community leaders, and holders of public office are schooled between embodiments and in their finer bodies during sleep to renew the charge of Morya’s thrust for a purpose and to refresh their understanding of the intricacies of the will of God in politics, in [[religion]], in business, and in education. Ascended and unascended masters and their chelas meet at Morya’s retreat frequently to discuss national and international problems and the means to their solution. It was here that Ascended Master El Morya received President John F. Kennedy after his passing in 1963. | Алмазно-сияющий разум Бога является фокусом, самим сердцем любого начинания. Public servants, world and community leaders, and holders of public office are schooled between embodiments and in their finer bodies during sleep to renew the charge of Morya’s thrust for a purpose and to refresh their understanding of the intricacies of the will of God in politics, in [[religion]], in business, and in education. Ascended and unascended masters and their chelas meet at Morya’s retreat frequently to discuss national and international problems and the means to their solution. It was here that Ascended Master El Morya received President John F. Kennedy after his passing in 1963. | ||
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During the 1920s and 1930s the Ascended Master El Morya worked with [[Nicholas Roerich|Nicholas and Helena Roerich]], who set forth his writings in numerous published works. | During the 1920s and 1930s the Ascended Master El Morya worked with [[Nicholas Roerich|Nicholas and Helena Roerich]], who set forth his writings in numerous published works. | ||