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On occasion, unascended lifestreams are taken in their finer bodies to the retreats of the Brotherhood in order to be trained for special service in the world of form that requires superhuman strength and certain disciplines that can only be imparted to the unascended initiate in the retreats. Thus, [[Jesus]] was taken into the [[Ascension Temple|retreat in Luxor]] and into the [[Temple of the Blue Lotus]] prior to his final three-year ministry. | On occasion, unascended lifestreams are taken in their finer bodies to the retreats of the Brotherhood in order to be trained for special service in the world of form that requires superhuman strength and certain disciplines that can only be imparted to the unascended initiate in the retreats. Thus, [[Jesus]] was taken into the [[Ascension Temple|retreat in Luxor]] and into the [[Temple of the Blue Lotus]] prior to his final three-year ministry. | ||
Some who have been commissioned to go forth in the name of the [[Brotherhood]] and who had not yet transmuted their remaining karma received the assistance that was given in the Cave of Light to [[Godfre]], [[Rex and Nada, Bob and Pearl|Rex and Nada Rayborn, and Bob and Pearl Singleton]] whereby their four lower bodies were purified and aligned in order that they might be the immaculate receptacles of the Christ consciousness. When this dispensation is accorded worthy chelas, their remaining service to life is magnificently accomplished because their consciousness has become the perfect focal point in the world of form for the release of the entire Spirit of the [[Great White Brotherhood]]. Miracles, demonstrations of [[alchemy]], and the control of natural forces and [[elemental life]] become the mark of those who are so blessed by the opportunity of being “perfected” prior to their final initiation and ascension in the light. | Some who have been commissioned to go forth in the name of the [[Brotherhood]] and who had not yet transmuted their remaining karma received the assistance that was given in the Cave of Light to [[Godfre]], [[Rex and Nada, Bob and Pearl|Rex and Nada Rayborn, and Bob and Pearl Singleton]] whereby their four lower bodies were purified and aligned in order that they might be the immaculate receptacles of the Christ consciousness. When this [[dispensation]] is accorded worthy chelas, their remaining service to life is magnificently accomplished because their consciousness has become the perfect focal point in the world of form for the release of the entire Spirit of the [[Great White Brotherhood]]. Miracles, demonstrations of [[alchemy]], and the control of natural forces and [[elemental life]] become the mark of those who are so blessed by the opportunity of being “perfected” prior to their final initiation and ascension in the light. | ||
In ''The Magic Presence'', Godfré Ray King describes being escorted to the Cave of Light by Chananda, along with Rex, Nada, Bob and Pearl. He describes the retreat as a cave of “wondrous beauty” encrusted with dazzling crystalline substance similar to the [[Cave of Symbols]] in America. Going far into the cave, they came to doors of solid gold. Inside, it looked like the white heat of a great furnace. Two days and two nights later, they emerged from this Eternal Flame wearing “new bodies of immortal endurance.”<ref>See Godfré Ray King, ''The Magic Presence'', 4th ed. (Chicago: Saint Germain Press, 1974), pp. 392–96.</ref> | In ''The Magic Presence'', Godfré Ray King describes being escorted to the Cave of Light by Chananda, along with Rex, Nada, Bob and Pearl. He describes the retreat as a cave of “wondrous beauty” encrusted with dazzling crystalline substance similar to the [[Cave of Symbols]] in America. Going far into the cave, they came to doors of solid gold. Inside, it looked like the white heat of a great furnace. Two days and two nights later, they emerged from this Eternal Flame wearing “new bodies of immortal endurance.”<ref>See Godfré Ray King, ''The Magic Presence'', 4th ed. (Chicago: Saint Germain Press, 1974), pp. 392–96.</ref> | ||