Healing Tones

THE WAY OF THE MASTER is the way of LOVE. As the world of Christianity celebrates once again the final days of the Master Jesus’s life and ministry on Earth, leading to his crucifixion, entombment, and resurrection, I will now share this excerpt from SACRED ANATOMY and hopefully shed some new light on this historical and pivotal event in the cycles of restoration of Man to his ordained state of oneness with God in the Garden of Eden. I hope you will see something new or anew as you read these words.

The Way of the Master

       There was a Man sent from God—a God-Man—who returned to the Realms of Light from the earth with his body temple restored to its original glorified state.  His name was Yeshua and he was called “Master” and “Teacher” by those who followed him closely. 

       Putting the cycles of restorative opportunities in a certain perspective, Uranda called them “Sacred Schools” in that they were periods of time when human beings were taught by great spirits and masters how to move through and function in each level of ascent as the restoration continued to unfold. The first cycle on the physical plane was initiated by Abraham. Yeshua (Jesus) initiated the second cycle on the level of the mental plane, and opened the door to the third, the level of spiritual expression, with his two Great Commandments of Love. But those to whom he brought the Way back into the “kingdom of heaven” — except for a few close friends and disciples — rejected him out of hand and sought to erase him from the face of the Earth by destroying his personal temple.  This time it was men who failed to defeat the Divine Design for restoration, as it was beyond their reach.

       Jesus dealt with human consciousness from the “mental plane approach.” He offered tranquillity, a quality of the Spirit of the Single Eye in the second plane of being, to minds frantically busy with the letter of the law and the prophets.  “Peace, be still,” were words he often spoke before preaching and ministering to his disciples. He took issue with the Scribes and Pharisees, for example, which he blatantly characterized as “hypocrites” and “whited sepulchers full of dead men’s bones” for the way they allowed the letter of the law to overshadow the “spirit that giveth life.”  He came to fulfill the law and the prophets, not to impose them upon the faithful in order to “lord it over them.”  Above all, he met and dealt forthrightly and in singleness of purpose with the tempter in his own human mind and restored order and beauty to his House of Being.  “Get thee behind me, Satan” were his words of rebuke more than once to His own human mind and through it to the collective self active mind in the body of mankind that strives to lead ahead of Spirit to set the agenda.

       He brought one law, the law of love, to replace the many laws that were on the books and enforced in order to keep people subdued and under control. The Master’s law was stated as two Great Commandments: “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all of thy heart and all of thy soul and with all of thy mind,” and “Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself” (Matt 22:37-40).  In giving this one dual law of love, He began opening the third level of consciousness and plane of being, the spiritual-expression plane, an opportunity offered at the level of the heart.  It is simply the expression of the spirit of God in living, which brings a realization of the presence of God in one’s temple and an outpouring of blessing into one’s world.  We have seen this level as the domain of the Spirit of Blessing.

        “Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God” (Matt 5:8), He taught, and in so teaching began to open the way toward the fourth level of consciousness, which is the plane of Being connecting heaven and earth and the level of awareness of our divine identity. The Spirit of Purification reigns here at the crossover point to bring clarity to the heaven. In order to enter this level of consciousness, where one knows with assurance one’s own divine presence in the world, the heart must be purified by the continual and consistent outpouring of the Holy Spirit of Love.  It is the only way—and the Master Jesus went that way, even though he did it alone.  “I am the way, the truth and the life” (John 14:6), He proclaimed and then proceeded to exemplify for all who had ears to hear and eyes to see.

       Here was the Lord of Love Himself incarnate as the man Jesus, attempting to gather human beings back under His wings. Matthew records Jesus‘s anguish in his Gospel (23:37):  “Jerusalem, Jerusalem! She who kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to her. How often I wanted to gather your children together, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, yet you were not willing!”  His account goes on to relate how Jesus wept over the city of Jerusalem.  It was not for Himself that He wept but for what he saw human beings were doing to themselves.  He came to initiate the process by which human beings could come out of the state of being dying souls and back into the state of original innocence as living souls. He was met by all sorts of resistance and considerable opposition. After a time it became apparent to Him that He was not going to be allowed to see that process through for the whole body of mankind, and He accepted the responsibility himself of ascending to the third and fourth planes of being.  But He did not stop here.  There had already been too much failure in the past.  He went all the way through the remaining three levels of being: the fifth which is that of radiance under the domain of the Spirit of Life, the sixth which is that of wisdom under the domain of the Spirit of Truth, or the Womb, and finally the seventh, the dwelling place of the Spirit of Love, with His transfiguration, resurrection and ascension into the Temple of Light in Heaven.

       He rose, spiritualized body and all, from earth back into Heaven from whence He had come—and from whence we all have come—giving the simple and achievable instruction to simply follow Him: “He that believes on me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father.” (John 14:12)   Going unto the Father is the first step and the last that leads to union with God and glorious transfiguration. He established agreement on earth with His Father in heaven, and where two agree on earth as touching anything “in my name” (Matt 18:19)… in the vibration of love…, it shall be done of them by the Father in heaven. He was able to ascend, transmuted body, soul and spirit, back into the realms of light by reason of the working of the law of love. Subsequently the process of ascension manifested in His humanity.

       Each one of these steps of ascent, from one level of to the next, manifested changes in His outer form. They each had their impact on Him physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.  Throughout this process He experienced amazing feats of all sorts: levitation, transfiguration, command of the wind, mental telepathy, long distance healing power, a potently radiant and highly charged personal atmosphere that when but touched by those around Him in faith, wrought healing; power to raise the seeming dead, and many other miracles of transformation. The greatest transformation was that of His own consciousness to the clear, absolute realization that “I and my Father are one.” He attained to the vibration of the Father, who is love, as He himself had long since earned the title of “Lord of Love.” 

       Probably the toughest of all the outer circumstances to move through was His betrayal and subsequent crucifixion, yet move through it victoriously He did, maintaining His connection with His Father, and thereby maintaining the continuity of the cycle He had initiated which took Him step by step back into the Realms of Light from whence He had come. He knew that experience as opening a door through which He had to pass in order to go the Way He had chosen. Death with its seeming finality was to Him but the shadow side of eternal life itself, and not just for His spirit but for His own body temple as well.  The door that leads into the light appears hidden in shadow, because it is closed.  He opened that door, went through it, and experienced resurrection and ascension on the other side.  He opened it with unconditional love for and forgiveness of those who had put him on the cross. His heart was utterly purified in the fire of love He shared with His Heavenly Father, and which He sought unceasingly to share with His disciples and the world which His Father so loved and had sent Him to save.  His outer form was transmuted by the Spirit of Purification as He moved through the fourth plane of being on His way up in the ascension process.  Indeed, He assumed the identity of the Spirit of Purification Himself and burned His way through the thick veil of the impure heart of humanity—described as “hell” into which the scripture says He descended.  

       In a service entitled “The Way of the Master,” British Lord Martin Cecil describes these events in a remarkably clear and thought-provoking presentation.  He refers to a “tone” sounded:

      “What a task!  What an unbelievable undertaking, and yet He did it, in spite of everything . . .   He established what we have called the true tone of life for man, an actual vibratory radiation that has been sounding on earth all down the centuries . . . .  It was set of course not by a man as such but by the Lord through a man.  That trumpet tone has been sounding without diminishing for nineteen centuries . . . .

    “When He did proceed through the creative cycle in His own personal experience on earth He did what He might to assist those who were present with Him to come along into an experience of greater understanding, but they didn’t get very far.  You may recall, in the Gospel of John, Philip and Thomas, two of the disciples, had no faintest idea as to what it was that our Master was talking about.  He’d been speaking: “Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me.”  And He said, “I go to prepare a place for you.”  That’s the way He was going, moving through these successive levels of consciousness in the creative cycle, the ascending cycle, thereby preparing the way.  Nobody was going with Him at that time.  The disciples were completely at sea. They enjoyed being with Him, they loved Him, but they didn’t know what was happening and apparently no one has known since. Some beliefs have been generated, some ideas have been produced, and there may have been a little truth back of some of these things. But only now, when it begins to surface and come within the range of present human experience, does it once more become meaningful.  It becomes meaningful to the extent that it is experienced; not to the extent that it is thought about or discussed, or to the extent that doctrines are established; it means something only on the basis of actual experience.  So because there begins to be some actual experience it begins to be meaningful . . . .”  (Excerpted from Third Sacred School, Vol. 2, ch. 28)

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         It is the experience this One Man undertook Himself that has established what the body of mankind is to experience and has experienced since He set this tone and sounded it all the way through the seven levels of being as He ascended with his body temple restored to its glorified state. This is the path that all of mankind has been invited to take and that we each must travel if we are to experience fully the salvation which He brought, the path leading well beyond the worship of God to the resurrection and ascension in sacred union with God.  Until such union is known, man shall continue his search for Eden outside himself and worship God at the foot of altars made of wood and stone—but not for long. The days are shortened.

I leave you to ponder these things in the womb of your heart during this Holy Week in the Christian world.

Anthony (tpal70@gmail.com)