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Spirit Guides and Masters SPIRIT GUIDES AND MASTERS Teri Angel TERI ANGEL • Teri Angel has seen, heard and communicated with angels and spirit guides for as long as she can remember. Her mediumship and intuitive angel messages have come through powerfully in her “Angel Circles” groups as well as with private clients. Teri’s compassion and love of giving shows in all her work. She teaches and leads groups in the community to bring others to understand their worth both spiritually and as fellow humans traveling together. Teri is a Happiness Coach, energy healer, author and motivational speaker. SPIRIT GUIDES Entities or beings that are Guides have an agreement Can be family member or currently in the spirit realm with your higher self to friend or other dimensions assist in your life’s journey May have a karmic There are also animal spirit Guides can change from connection guides time to time • There are many types of spirit guides who come to us to provide advice and assistance in any situation. Trust that the right guide will present itself in Divine timing in order to help you in the best way possible for your life, for your best and highest good. • Whatever the situation, your guides are always there to help. It’s all part of the Divine plan. You are not alone in journeying through this human experience but remember to ask for their assistance. They are only a breath away. ASCENDED MASTERS TERMINOLOGY • *Chohan: Refers to an Ascended Master or Lord. • *Dharma: Divine Plan • *Dimensions: The realm in which we are vibrating. • *I AM: Refers to the Creator, Source, God, Divine. • *Initiation: The concept that there are 9 levels of Spiritual Development to progress upward to Ray • *Ray: A concentrated stream of spiritual energy. It is commonly believed that there are 12 rays representing the divine evolution of people and planets. We are incarnated into one of the 7 rays (our soul ray) but are influenced in our lives by the other rays and can receive help from the Ascended Masters associated with these other rays. • Ascended Masters were enlightened beings upon earth who spiritually transformed (a.k.a., ascended). They make their presence known to us to guide us in our work to raise our vibrations in order to bring about the greater growth within ourselves. Having us become more enlightened is their goal. Aside from this they are also able to assist us when we ask for help. There are many ascended Masters who have traversed the enlightenment route through existing on earth in human form. Among the many are: • Babaji, the immortal master of the Himalayas promised to stay in his physical body to help all humanity after Ascension • Confucius, born in 551 BC, was a well-educated scholar. His teachings emphasize ASCENDED the growth towards perfect virtue in every thought, word and deed • Gautama Buddha, one of the great enlightened ones, represents wisdom energy MASTERS • Christ Jesus, the world’s Savior and teacher, to bring peace and brotherhood • Maitreya embodies loving kindness and works diligently to enlighten humanity • Mother Mary, Mother of the World, is an ascended Master of great love, wisdom and compassion • Ramtha is said to be the first human to ever ascend 35,000 years ago and now leads the teachings of Enlightenment and Ascension • St. Germain assists in the transformation of one’s human consciousness into the Higher Self FIRST RAY • The First Ray: The Flame of the Will of God • Master El Morya • Temple: Temple of Good Will, Darjeeling, India • Archangel: Michael and Faith • Retreat: Temple of Faith, Banff & Lake Louise, Canada • Qualities of the First Ray FIRST RAY • Some of the qualities of the first ray or blue ray are: • Divine power or the power of God, will, desire to do the will of God, goodwill, faith, constancy, determination, protection, strength, courage, initiative and omnipotence. Some of the main crystals that are associated with the first ray or blue ray are: diamond, lapis lazuli, sapphire, and star sapphire. Tuesday is the day of the week it is magnified, or the main day of the first ray, or blue ray. • Note: All the rays come to the earth each day; however, on one day of the week, one of them is magnified. The ideal is to wear something that is the "color or ray of the day", and to try to magnify the qualities of that ray in our consciousness. SECOND RAY • The Second Ray: The Flame of Illumination and Wisdom • Lord Lanto • Temple: Great Hall of Illumination, Grand Teton Mountain Range, Wyoming • Archangel: Jophiel • Retreat: South of the Great Wall, China Qualities of the Second ray: Wisdom, education, understanding, and illumination. SECOND RAY The 2nd Ray is associated with education and/or learning. Some of the main crystals that are associated with the ray are: yellow diamond, yellow sapphire, and golden topaz, and tiger's eye. Sunday is the day of the week it is magnified, or the main day of the yellow or gold ray. THIRD RAY • The Third Ray: The Flame of Cosmic Love • Paul the Venetian • Temple: Chateau de Liberte, Southern France • Near Marseilles • Archangel: Chamuel and Charity • Retreat: St. Louis, Missouri • Qualities of the Third Ray: THIRD RAY • Love, compassion, charity, and adoration. Some of the subjects associated with the third ray are: art, drawing, painting, sculpture, graphic arts, theatrical arts, etc. Some of the main crystals that are associated with the third ray are: diamond, garnet, rose quartz, pink beryl, and ruby. Monday is the day of the week it is magnified, or the main day of the pink ray. FOURTH RAY • The Fourth Ray: The Ascension Flame of Purification • Lord Serapis Bey • Temple: Great Hall of Ascension, Luxor Egypt • Archangel: Gabriel • Retreat: Between Sacramento & Mount Shasta California • Qualities of the Fourth Ray: FOURTH RAY • Purity, wholeness, and integration. Some of the subjects associated with the fourth ray are: architecture, technology, computers, the Internet, radio, TV, manufacturing, etc. Friday is the day of the week it is magnified, or the main day of the white ray. Some of the main crystals that are associated with the fourth ray are: diamond, pearl, zircon, azurite, and quartz crystal. FIFTH RAY • The Fifth Ray: The Flame of Healing and Manifestation • Master Hilarion • Temple: Temple of Truth, Crete, Greece • Archangel: Raphael • Retreat: Altain Range, China • Qualities of the Fifth Ray: FIFTH RAY • healing, and precipitation. Some of the subjects associated with the ray are music (the science of music), health and healing (sciences), and the pure sciences (math, physics, astronomy, etc.). Wednesday is the day of the week it is magnified, or the main day of the green ray. Some of the main crystals that are associated with the fifth ray are emerald, diamond, jade, and quartz crystal. SIXTH RAY • The Sixth Ray: The Flame of Resurrection • Lord Sananda & Lady Nada • Temple: Temple of Resurrection, near Jerusalem • Archangel: Uriel and Aurora • Retreat: Tatra Mountains, Poland • Qualities of the Sixth Ray: SIXTH RAY • Peace, service, and ministration. Some of the subjects associated with the ray are ministry and service, marriage and family living, and parenting and childrearing. Thursday is the day of the week it is magnified, or the main day of the purple ray. Some of the main crystals that are associated with the ray are topaz, ruby, alexandrite, diamond with pearl. SEVENTH RAY • The Seventh Ray: The Violet Ray of Transmutation • Master Saint Germain • Temple: Great Violet Flame Temple, Jackson Peak, Wyoming • Archangel: Zadkiel • Retreat: Over Island of Cuba • Qualities of the Seventh Ray: SEVENTH RAY • mercy, forgiveness, and transmutation. Some of the subjects associated with the seventh ray, the 7th ray or the violet ray are psychology, sociology, and alchemy. Saturday is the day of the week it is magnified, or the main day of the violet ray. Some of the main crystals that are associated with the seventh ray, or 7th ray or violet ray are amethyst, diamond, and aquamarine. DEVELOP YOUR SPIRIT GUIDE RELATIONSHIP • Ask clearly • Be unattached to the outcome • Create a spirit guide guidance box • Ask for a sign • Create a sacred space • Intuitive writing (automatic writing) • Allow them to do their job • Keep a spirit guide diary • For more indepth information and connection with your angels, guides and Ascended Masters, contact Teri Angel at: SPIRIT GUIDES AND • www.angelspeakers.com MASTERS • Email [email protected] • This information is copyrighted. You have received it as part of a course and are asked to respect the author to not alter it or duplicate it. .
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