THE PLANETARY HIERARCHY
S. Sanat Kumara, the Lord of the World.
(The Ancient of Day The One Initiator)
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The Three Kumaras (The Buddhas of Activity.)
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2 3
The reflections of the 3 major and 4 minor
Rays.
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The 3 Departmental Heads.
I.
The Will Aspect II. The Love-Wisdom Aspect
III. Intelligence Aspect.
A.
The Manu. B. The Bodhisattva
C. The Mahachohan.
| (The Christ.
(Lord of Civilisation)
| The World Teacher.)
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b. Master Jupiter.
b. A European Master.
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c. Master M –.
c. Master K.H. c. The Venetian
Master.
d. Master D.K.
| 4. The Master Serapis.
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5. Master Hilarion.
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6. Master Jesus.
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7. Master R.
Four grades of initiates.
Various grades of disciples.
People on the Probationary Path.
Average humanity of all degrees.
(Please note: The “Reflections
of the Three Major Rays and Four Minor Rays” (Who are called the “Seven Spirits
Before the Throne” or the ‘Planetary Ray Lords’) are not shown on the charts,
but are part of the alignments in the AAMP Meditations.
Here is a color chart, created by Vicktorya Stone, freely
offered for your online use, or for fee by post; larger jpg version or hardcopy
is available, by email.
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The
long form of the meditations may take about 45 minutes to perform once one has
become familiar with the form.
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The
short forms are abbreviated to take us quickly to that section of the meditations
that we can call “Solutions for Humanity” (based upon the idea presented in the
Tibetan’s book, Problems of Humanity.) Above
all we have to stay alert to world need—as seen from the perspective of the soul
and of Hierarchy. According to the sensed world need we may focus upon any “area
of need” related to the sphere of responsibility of a specific Ray Ashrm.
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When
focusing upon the Problems of Humanity (or Solutions for Humanity) we want
to avoid superficiality, personalizing the problem to individuals, glamours and
illusions. We want to aid, not jeopardize, the hierarchical efforts. Therefore
a careful analysis of the actual problem with an illumined mind and in the light
of the intuition is necessary. The light of the intuition is needed as a controlling
factor when directing energy into areas of world need.
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We
remember the story (imparted by the Tibetan) that the Christ only noticed the
Arcane School/Lucis Trust when it began to work on the Problems of Humanity. He
reportedly said to the Tibetan (I paraphrase): “What is this group that is interesting
itself in our work”?
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There
is no obligation placed upon you simply because you have received these meditations.
You may use them or not as you see fit. If you do use them, you will be meditating
each day with people (at least a triangle of experienced meditators) who have
promised to use a particular Ashramic Assistance Meditation on that particular
day throughout the year. If you feel called to commit to one or more of these
meditations each week throughout the year, please let us know, and we will put
you on the list for that work, and think in your direction. There is, however,
no obligation to thus commit. For those who do commit, however, I consider
it an aspect of the “Pledge” which one makes when one is directing his/her life
towards the higher stages of “Pledged Discipleship”. We take commitments seriously.
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This
project started for a number of reasons. One of these reasons has to do with the
impression that the thought power of esoteric-trained disciples in the world is
insufficiently mobilized and directed—however much each disciple may be
accomplishing individually. These meditations seek to effect mobilization and
direction of thought-power in cooperation with the Ashrams and on behalf of humanity.
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Despite
any apparent complexity of the meditations, they leave the meditator or meditating
group a great deal of freedom. There are many ways to help through the
power of thought, and the meditator is given wide scope. He/she or a group may
choose the area of assistance or need according to his/her best light. The only
requirement is that a meditation pertaining to a specific Ashram on a specific
ray will be used on a specific day. The rest is up to you.
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I
believe real healing power can be generated for Ashramic use, and that the energy
we generate is positive and constructive, any that the seven Ashrams will find
ways to use and direct such energy according to their own means and purposes.
That part of the process is not up to us; we simply generate the
thought power (and associated energies) and make it available to humanity. The
Ashrams will avail themselves of our labors as and if they see fit.
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The
process is essentially simple. We use the meditations as a general outline, applying
our own understanding and creativity. No reporting on the process is required;
there is no outer group created in relation to the process. Later, depending on
subjective developments, some outer-plane precipitations may occur, but it is
too early to speak of this.
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It
is possible that the AAMP Meditations might lead to over-stimulation; please monitor
your system and maintain a cautious approach .
a.
Minimize the inflow
of energy
i.
For example, limit yourself
to the meditation only every second week or once a month. And limit the time you
spend on each meditation.
ii.
The abbreviated versions
of the meditations might help as they are less extensive and demanding in their
specific alignments.
b.
Use the group as
a source of protection
i.
Always maintain the sense that the incoming energy is shared and distributed
amongst the members of the meditating group and is not centralized in your energy-system
alone. Remember: “The significance of group work—one of its
major functions—is to absorb, share, circulate, and then distribute energy.” (R&I 68)
ii.
Don’t hesitate to discuss
any problem you may be having with me or Stefan,
or with those who have volunteered to form a small group to uphold the performance
of the meditations focussed on a particular Ray. Sharing and mutual support are
very important balancing factors.
Working
together in this way, I trust we can make a useful difference—however small that
difference may be.
In
the Companionship of those who serve Humanity and Hierarchy,
Michael
Robbins
