Q. I note that you recommend the book The Prism of Lyra. However, do you not think that the Greys are undivine entities and that they are not here at all to ascend, but to take for themselves?
A. Please note that the ET depicted on the front cover of Lyssa Royal's The Prism of Lyra is not a Grey (Zeta Reticulan). The artist has attempted to depict the usual chosen form of a very advanced and beautiful manifest of ultraterrestrial consciousness (note the eyes). The form in the picture represents one of the types of vehicles chosen by divine collectives when they are on assignment in the lower worlds. Why do they choose such an insectoid form? Because this particular form possesses among the most advanced DNA structure, etc. of all forms in this galaxy.
If you have not done so already, you may wish to regard the insect kingdom, and notice how resilient and special are insects.
In connection to this subject, also note that some Servers are here today in physical embodiment not in order to get enlightened (for they never fell in the beginning), but rather to get a job done. However, they require to take a form in order to assist in the world of form.
Q. I have studied your material and see nothing that is in discord with my own spiritual understanding. Please give me more.
A. One can philosophize fervently and seriously on the subject of Truth, the Path and its requirements and, by plunging into bona fide literature about it, one might equip oneself with a tremendous amount of knowledge. But what would be the use of it?
Philosophy may certainly be used in setting out to go the Way, but only if one knows how to forge true, spiritual philosophy into a key that fits the Christine Door may one use it successfully on the Path, and this must be done in the sanctuary of the heart. If this is not the case, and with regard to the Goal, then one's philosophy is at best ballast and at worst fuel for pride, which actually distances the aspirant from the divine Kingdom. That is why, long ago, it could be stated in the Bible: "Blessed are the poor in knowledge".
Perhaps you may have also heard the words of the ancient sage: "He who increases knowledge, increases sorrow". This means that anyone who is unable to transform knowledge into a living reality will have to carry a heavy burden. Just as anyone who looks at the sun for too long with unprotected eyes becomes blind, so anyone who uselessly crams himself with philosophical facts will become sensorially degenerated. There are many academics in this world who have ossified mental vehicles due to the superfluous amounts of esoteric data stored there, yet who do not manifest any Spirit-life. What an enormous advantage have those who are able to approach the Mysteries of God open-mindedly, like children.
The key to the Divine Mysteries cannot be bought, stolen or prepared by philosophical means. In order to be able to pass from the outer Gate and into the inner Sanctuary, quite a different construction process is necessary. Those who understand what we write and teach as a contribution to a philosophical clarification will simply be hanging a new millstone around their necks. However, those who are able to taste the practical meaning, the true, spiritual stimulus contained in our words, will be able to forge the key in the light of a new indwelling Life.
May this inner Life be a lamp for your feet and a light on
your path.
Q. There is a growing number of people raving about the 'Wingmakers' information. Have you seen it?
A. Yes. The ideas given - clothed in somewhat unnecessarily-complex concepts and words - are in line with some of what Servers on Earth are recalling today. However, this information is informative but not terribly inspiring. I would invite you to compare its overall vibration with such books as the Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ or Servers of the Divine Plan or Yogananda's autobiography or even The Celestine Prophecy, etc. The Wingmakers' material is definitely lacking something in vibration; it does not tend to awaken the divine Spark but rather stimulates the intellect. Do you receive a sense of the Sacred when reading it? Or is it just interesting?
Many intellectual types grasp hold of such information and
become top-heavy, getting further caught up in the very limited lower,
concrete (conceptual) mind, contracting mental indigestion, and so
getting no closer to the minimum vibratory rate required for harvest.
This is why we would not recommend such information to most people. It
is a trap for many. This is the case also with books like The
Course in Miracles (which, nonetheless, appears to carry a higher
vibration than the Wingmakers' information) and The Urantia Book,
etc.
What good is such cosmic data to people who have not learned how to simply love their neighbour? Additionally, candidates for harvest do not require to consider such information, but they do need to contact Christ through the demonstration of pure motivations in spiritual service.
There are dangers involved for immature souls studying such information, for such nearly always becomes a projected ideal - unrealized, unintegrated and therefore essentially not understood. Djwhal Khul once warned that unless one has taken at least the third initiation, one should not concern oneself with the very complex Doctrine of the Law of Karma. Similarly I would say that to contemplate the nature of God, densities, dimensions and other 'unknowables' before we have attained an uncommon level of purity of heart (and thus also divine-contact), is dangerous and potentially detrimental to our spiritual growth. Most human beings cannot even love their own immediate family, let alone integrate such lofty and complicated ideas about the universe. There is much to be said for Jon Peniel's work here (The Children of the Law of One and the Lost Teachings of Atlantis) as he focuses upon simple giving and compassion.
It appears that the Wingmakers were aiming at a specific
audience with their information (as does Ra in The Ra Material,
for example; another mostly true, useful but abstruse, intellectual
and, therefore, dangerous writing for many). Relatively few may benefit
from the Wingmakers' lofty, intellectual pitch. Many agile
intellectuals study such writings and, after becoming enamored and
attached to the letter of the Law, proceed to become teachers
of the letter and not the Spirit. Empty vessels are the
order of the day, not full cups overspilling with philosophical
'understanding' which is not Understanding at all. True Understanding
(Revelation) most readily arises in consciousness through selfless,
loving spiritual service to others, for then the Purpose of Christ may
be expressed and so experienced.