Mensageiro
Evangelista. Aquele que leva, na presença dos anjos, a boa-nova do evangelho de Jesus Cristo ao povo da Terra e, no momento aprazado, o Evangelho Eterno.[1] Os Mensageiros da Grande Fraternidade Branca são ungidos pela hierarquia como seus apóstolos (“aquele enviado em missão”). Eles transmitem, através de ditados (profecias) dos Mestres Ascensos, o testemunho e os ensinamentos perdidos de Jesus Cristo pelo poder do Espírito Santo, à semente do Cristo, às ovelhas perdidas da casa de Israel[2] e a todas as nações. Um Mensageiro é aquele que é treinado por um Mestre Ascenso para receber, através de vário métodos, as palavras, conceitos, ensinamentos e mensagens da Grande Fraternidade Branca; aquele que transmite a lei, as profecias e as graças de Deus a um povo e a uma era.
Mensageiros ao longo da história
Deus sempre teve seus mensageiros. A seguir estão alguns exemplos:
Mark L. Prophet, agora o mestre ascenso Lanello, foi chamado por El Morya em 1958 para fundar a The Summit Lighthouse e estabelecer o ensinamentos dos mestres ascensos para a era de Aquário. Mark também foi um mensageiro em encarnações anteriores. Como o profeta Noé, ele recebeu a profecia do Dilúvio e exortou o povo por mais de cem anos. Como o faraó egípcio Aquenáton, mensageiro de Aton (o Deus do Sol), ele introduziu o monoteísmo. Mark também serviu como mensageiro da Fraternidade na qualidade de poeta laureado quando foi o poeta americano Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
The messengers Guy and Edna Ballard, now the ascended masters Godfre and Lotus, founded the I AM Activity in the early 1930s under the direction of Saint Germain. They served as his messengers, delivering the ascended masters’ dictations throughout the United States. In the fifteenth century, Lotus was embodied as Joan of Arc, God’s messenger who delivered the directions of Archangel Michael to the French army and thereby saved France.
Mary Baker Eddy, who founded the Christian Science movement in the late 1800s, was tutored by Jesus, Mother Mary and the apostle Paul. Now the ascended lady master Theosophia, she holds the office of the Goddess of Wisdom
Messengers of Jesus Christ have included the apostle Paul, John the Beloved and Saint Teresa of Avila. The apostle Paul is now the ascended master Hilarion. In his final incarnation he was Saint Hilarion, whom Jesus used as his instrument to heal the multitudes. John the Beloved, “the disciple whom Jesus loved,” received the dictation of the Book of Revelation from the ascended Jesus. Saint Teresa of Avila, sixteenth-century reformer of the Carmelite order in Spain, often communed with Jesus. He once told her, “Don’t neglect to write down what I say.... I shall give you a living book.” She is now the ascended lady master Kristine.
Jesus Christ was himself a messenger. In his Galilean embodiment, he delivered the words of Lord Maitreya, whom he referred to as “Father.” He had previously served as a messenger in his embodiments as the prophet Joshua and the prophet Elisha. As Elisha, he received the mantle of the prophet Elijah.
Elijah ascended to God in a chariot of fire. As prophesied by Malachi, he returned to earth to go before Jesus as John the Baptist. Thus, as both Elijah and John the Baptist, he served as God’s messenger.
The prophet Samuel, the last of the judges of Israel, received his calling as a messenger when he was a child. Through Samuel, God anointed David as king of Israel. Samuel is now the ascended master Saint Germain.
The prophet Moses, the messenger of the I AM THAT I AM, was called to deliver the Israelites out of bondage in Egypt. Exodus records: “The LORD spake unto Moses face to face, as a man speaketh unto his friend.” He is now the ascended master Lord Ling.
The coming of Moses was prophesied 13,000 years ago by Ernon, Rai of Suern, a messenger of God at the time of Atlantis. His subjects, the Suernis, rebelled against his discipline, and Ernon warned that they would have to wait some ninety centuries for their next messenger, “him who shall be called Moses.” The Suernis reincarnated as the Israelites, among the seed of Abraham.
The patriarch Abraham, “father of many nations,” was called the Friend of God. The LORD God called Abraham out of Ur of the Chaldees and promised him “I will make of thee a great nation.” Abraham is now the ascended master El Morya.
Abraham tithed to Melchizedek, king of Salem, priest of the Most High God. Melchizedek was the messenger of God described in Hebrews as being “without father, without mother, without descent, having neither beginning of days nor end of life but made like unto the Son of God.”[3]
The patriarch Enoch, who “walked with God,” was the messenger of Sanat Kumara, the Ancient of Days, spoken of in the Book of Daniel. In the Book of Enoch, Enoch records the revelations of Sanat Kumara on the true nature and deeds of the fallen angels.
The preacher Ecclesiastes was in the lineage of the messengers of God. He was a soul from Venus who embodied to teach mankind.
Lord Gautama Buddha, another messenger of Sanat Kumara, founded Buddhism in the sixth century B.C. For forty-five years, he preached throughout India, spreading his doctrine of the Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Path and the Middle Way.
Zarathustra, messenger of Ahura Mazda, founded Zoroastrianism in ancient Persia.
Hermes Trismegistus, ancient Egyptian sage, was called the “scribe of the gods.” He is now the ascended master God Mercury, whom El Morya has called “the archetype of the messenger of the gods.”
The first messenger of God that you know is your own Holy Christ Self. Your Holy Christ Self brings you the message of your mighty I AM Presence—if you have ears to hear and a heart that is inclined to Truth.
Nicholas Roerich and Helena Roerich were messengers of El Morya early in the twentieth century.
For more information
El Morya, The Chela and the Path: Keys to Soul Mastery in the Aquarian Age, pp. 115–22.
Jesus and Kuthumi, Prayer and Meditation, pp. 246–53.
See also
Sources
Mark L. Prophet and Elizabeth Clare Prophet, Saint Germain On Alchemy: Formulas for Self-Transformation.
Holy Days Calendar, December 1993.
Elizabeth Clare Prophet, July 3, 1972; May 8, 1974.