Ascended Master El Morya: Embodiment of Power, Will, and Leadership
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Jaspal Soni
Ascended Master El Morya is the chief of the Darjeeling Council of the Great White Brotherhood. He serves as the Chohan of the First Ray and the hierarch of the etheric Temple of Good Will located over Darjeeling, India.
El Morya represents powerful divine qualities such as courage, faith, strength, certainty, leadership, self-reliance, dependability, initiative, and forthrightness. These attributes reflect the Father principle—the archetype of the leader, statesman, and ruler who governs with wisdom and authority.
Qualities of the First Ray Master
As the master of the First Ray, El Morya embodies:
- Divine will and purpose
- Leadership and authority
- Inner strength and determination
- Faith and unwavering focus
His energy helps seekers align with their higher purpose and develop the confidence to walk their spiritual path.
A Legacy of Leadership Across Lifetimes
Through many lifetimes, El Morya has demonstrated these virtues in positions of authority. He has ruled kingdoms with wisdom, strength, and justice, earning the right to wear the crown of spiritual authority.
Guiding Humanity Toward Divine Will
El Morya inspires individuals to develop illumined obedience to the will of God. He guides spiritual aspirants to act with clarity, discipline, and devotion, helping them align their actions with divine purpose.
By invoking his presence, one can cultivate inner strength, leadership qualities, and unwavering faith, essential for spiritual growth and transformation.
El Morya’s Embodiments
Abraham (2100 BC)
Melchior (one of the three wise men who came to pay homage to the Baby Jesus after his birth)
King Arthur (5th century)
Thomas Becket (1118-1170 AD)
Thomas More (1478-1535 AD)
Akbar The Great (1542-1605 AD)
Thomas Moore (1779-1852 AD)
El Morya (-1898 ).
Final Embodiment
In his final embodiment, El Morya was born a Rajput prince in India and later became a monk, frequenting the retreats of the Himalayas. As the Master M, he, together with Kuthumi and Djwal Kul, attempted to acquaint mankind with the workings of the law and hierarchy through the writings of Mme HP Blavatsky.
Together with the Master KH and Saint Germain, he founded the Theosophical Society in 1875. Morya ascended in 1898 and continues his great work for God-government on earth through the flame of goodwill and his embodied chelas.
Founding of The Summit Lighthouse
El Morya founded The Summit Lighthouse in 1958 in Washington, D.C., for the purpose of publishing the teachings of the ascended masters given to the Messengers Mark and Elizabeth Prophet, a continuation of his efforts in so many incarnations to establish the concept of God-government on earth.
Chelaship under El Morya
In 1995, El Morya spoke about what it takes to become his chela:
“Constancy is the key virtue that I must have in those who truly desire to be one with me. If I would train you personally, beloved, I must have from you an unflinching constancy whereby you maintain a steady level of absorption of the blue flame of the will of God and thus enter day by day into the sacred fire of the first ray.
You must be willing to take any rebuke, any correction, to take it swiftly and to then swiftly self-correct. You must have a momentum on giving the decrees to the ascended masters who serve principally on the first ray. You may give any (or all) of the blue decrees, whether they be to me or to Surya or to Himalaya or to Vaivasvata or to Archangel Michael.
“I tell you, beloved, when you keep yourself saturated in the blue ray and you are alert to every out-of-step state of mind that you might even consider entertaining, you will find that I shall become your champion. Once I become the champion of a chela, I will work with that chela to the end.
Thus, beloved, do not think that I take lightly the taking on of a chela.
“Many of you are chelas in the becoming. But I must test and try you for many years, sometimes for lifetimes, before I receive the signal from Almighty God himself that I might burden myself by taking on another student.”
For more information, please visit: https://encyclopedia.summitlighthouse.org/index.php/El_Morya
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