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The Seven Sacred Flames The Seven Sacred Flames Aurelia Louise Jones Mount Shasta Light Publishing The Seven Sacred Flames Table of Contents Acknowledgments ..................................................................................................................................................... 5 Preface .......................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................... 7 Adama ....................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Foreword ................................................................................................................................................................. 12 The First Ray ............................................................................................................................................................ 28 The Second Ray ....................................................................................................................................................... 54 The Third Ray ........................................................................................................................................................... 77 The Fourth Ray ........................................................................................................................................................ 98 The Fifth Ray .......................................................................................................................................................... 122 The Sixth Ray ......................................................................................................................................................... 141 The Seventh Ray .................................................................................................................................................... 166 3 Foreword Dedication It is my honor and privilege to dedicate this book to all the Masters of Wisdom of this planetary hierarchy and to the entire spirit of the Great White Brotherhood. This material is published as a tribute and in deep gratitude for the Ascended Masters' relentless devotion, patience, love and determination in assisting each of us individually and all of humanity on Earth to move beyond the long dark night that we have all endured for so long. This vast wealth of information and wisdom the Masters have shared with us, especially in the last 100 years, has truly prepared us for the great awakening that is now taking place for the Ascension of Earth and humanity. I also dedicate this book in gratitude to Adama, Ahnahmar and the Lemurian Brotherhood of Light of Telos who have kept the Ascension Flame burning bright on behalf of surface dwellers for the last 12,000 years, and continue to do so until we gain enough maturity and mastery, as a race, to do it for ourselves. 4 The Seven Sacred Flames Acknowledgments I wish to express my deep gratitude to all my friends around the world who have supported my work and the emergence of the Lemurian Mission. I also thank the various publishers for making the Telos material available in their own countries and languages. I express my deepest gratitude for the members of the Telos World Wide Foundation in Montreal who have worked tirelessly in creating the structures that need to be in place in preparation for the huge expansion in human consciousness expected to take place between now and year 2012. I thank especially Line Ouellet, the president of the foundation, who has volunteered her time, many hours a week for the last four years, in order to assure the success and the continuation of the work and role the Telos World Wide Foundation is destined to accomplish worldwide, as humanity awakens to their divine potential. I also want to thank Gaston Tempelmann, president of Telos-France, who works diligently to assist and prepare the expansion of the Lemurian Mission in France and Europe now and in the years to come. Without all of you, the miracles of Love which now manifest through the reconnection with our Telosian family and the preparation for their emergence among us, could not take place in the wondrous ways it is presently taking place. Those of us who are firmly engaged in this work feel more and more the tangible quality of their love and constant support. To all of you, I express my deepest gratitude and eternal friendship. It is well indicated for me to mention the teachings of the Masters of Wisdom channeled through Geraldine Innocenti between the years 1950 and 1959. During that time, Geraldine, twin flame of Master El Morya, covered approximately 15,000 pages of original dictations from various Ascended Masters through the Bridge to Freedom dispensation. Her channeling abilities were remarkable! The Ascended Masters brought to humanity a wealth of information and wisdom through her gifted abilities. The teachings given through the messengers Guy Ballard and Geraldine Innocenti in the first part of the 20th century are really ONE. They cannot be separated as they originated from the same source, complementing each other. Some information in this book, such as the description of the various retreats, come from the teachings of the Bridge to Freedom dispensation. 5 Foreword 6 Preface In the Light and Love of our Creator, we greet you today. It is with much joy in our hearts that we bring you the knowledge of the Sacred Flames. The material herein presents you with an opportunity to increase your understanding of the Ascended Masters' teachings. For those of you who will attune yourself to the vibration of each ray and of each master, you will initiate in your consciousness a personal experience with the Chohan and the Brotherhood serving on the ray you are connecting with. We invite you to gather with us as you read our words and as you connect with the invisible words written between the lines that speak directly to your heart. We suggest therefore, that each time you begin to read this material, take a quiet moment to go into the secret chamber of your heart to petition a personal experience with the Masters serving on the ray you are contemplating. Do not hesitate to ask for healing, for knowledge and for increased wisdom. As you read each chapter, you will feel the presence of the Masters and the vibration of that particular ray. This will give you the opportunity to develop a personal relationship with various ascended beings, enabling you to know them more deeply. We offer ourselves to you as mentors and guides in your awakening. All of us who speak to you from the pages of this book are members of a large family of Light who Love you so dearly. Each step of your awakening presents to you an opportunity for joy and understanding that is unsurpassed in your evolution. It opens for you a door in your own mastery and a seat for you on the ever-expanding council of energies that are guiding the Earth through her own awakening and Ascension. Thank you Aurelia for putting your whole mind, heart and soul into this project. We are Saint Germain, Adama, and The Judge Channeled by Catherine Gardner of Mount Shasta Introduction The Seven Flames of God for Seven Days Adama Foreword At this time, I want to give you a short overview of the seven major rays. It would be very beneficial for each of you to focus each day on the energies of one of the seven major rays that flood the planet from Creator Source on that day. All energies of the seven rays flood the planet daily, but each day of the week, one of the rays becomes predominant. Working with the seven rays in this manner will assist you, in a most profound way, to balance the energies of the seven rays in each one of your chakras throughout your life, and will bring you much greater balance and grace. In the process of ascension and enlightenment, all seven major rays and later on, the five Secret Rays, must be balanced and mastered in order to move on to greater wisdom and mastery in your cosmic future. In Telos, we work much more effectively each day by amplifying in our hearts, our minds and our daily activities the specific energies of each day of the week. We invite you to experiment with this. You may be pleasantly surprised to discover how much more effectively the energies are amplified and how they assist you. Sunday, the Yellow Ray of Wisdom, Illumination and the Mind of God is amplified. Focus on the Mind of God daily in all things, but specifically on Sunday. The Divine Mind will open your own mind to ever expanding Wisdom. True wisdom always comes from the mind of higher perspective and consciousness. As you merge this divine mind with your own, you begin to make decisions and conduct your life in ways that will bring you much ease and satisfaction. Monday, the Royal Blue Ray of the Will of God is amplified. Focus on the Will of God for your very life through total surrender to that Divine Will, no matter what your present circumstances appear to be. This is the fastest way to gain your spiritual mastery and freedom. As you align with God's Will, you will notice that your life will manifest more harmony. Bathe your mind, body and soul each day with that energy, and soon, you will reap its many benefits. Tuesday, the Rose-Pink Ray of 8 The
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