“STRENGTHENING THE HANDS OF THE NEW GROUP OF WORLD SERVERS”
Meditation is the primary form of service for those following a spiritual path. It is a means of cooperation and alignment with hierarchical intent. The new moon period follows upon the cycle of out-breathing in the rhythmic cycles of the breath; it is a time of pause wherein together we can establish a soul-mind-brain alignment. During this period we work in thought to concretize the ideas and impressions received at the time of the full moon period and undertake the sometimes difficult process of translating them into practical plans that can be of service in the world. The effect of this meditative effort is to enhance the many ways in which the “power of the one Life” and the “love of the one soul” are working out through all true servers everywhere. Please call or email us if you will be attending, or contribute your thoughts prior to the meeting we will share them with the group when possible.
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Re-Building the World with “Light, the Substance of Things Hoped for”
New Moon in June
At the full moon festivals, we “Let in the Light”, and now at the new moon we seek to employ that Light in practical service to the Plan. The keynote of Cancer particularly enjoins us to “build a lighted house and therein dwell.”
For aspirants and disciples in the new age, the “building of this lighted house …” is defined as preparation for the reappearance of the Christ, and finds its application, commencing especially in 2025, in the “will- to - good”, as essential love, in all and every aspect of human life.
In this world service endeavor, we work with the following energies that are pouring through the five planetary centers to bring about the following results -- the practice of ‘good governance and intelligent justice in the world’ (London center), the production of ‘enlightened social structures’ (Darjeeling center), the ‘establishing of right human relations, through cooperation and sharing’ (New York center) the emergence of a ‘united Europe in cooperation with Russia’ (Geneva center), and the advent and the struggle for ‘enlightened trade and more equitable economic structures’ (Tokyo center). This is the work before us, which we are endeavoring to fulfil, affirm and confirm that ‘we have no other life intention’.
