Bozeman Community Teaching Center

A Prayer to Give From Jesus

"This is an exam that I must pass-and pass through. This is something I must do. My God is with me. I AM untouched by the forces of Evil. I AM not moved. I will be who I AM. I will be in my right place. I will have my right livelihood and my right companions. And I will work diligently with all those who form the mandala of the Christed ones in the earth."

Vol. 38 No. 38, Beloved Jesus Christ, September 3, 1995

Divine Mother Figures
Kuan Yin, Mother Mary, Lakshmi
The Aquarian age is the age of the Mother and the Holy Spirit. It is the age when we are meant to experience and express the Mother aspect of God. Coming to understand this feminine aspect of God can liberate the creative feminine energy within us, both man and woman—the energy of beauty and creativity, intuition and inspiration.

Kuan Yin is beloved as a mother figure and divine mediatrix. Her role as Buddhist Madonna has been compared to that of Mary, the mother of Jesus, in the West. She is revered in Buddhism as the compassionate Saviouress, the Bodhisattva of Mercy. The Bodhisattva Kuan Yin is known as the Goddess of Mercy because she embodies the God-qualities of mercy, compassion, and forgiveness. From her etheric retreat, the Temple of Mercy, she ministers to the souls of humanity, teaching them to balance their karma and fulfill their divine plan through loving service to life and application of the violet flame.

Mother Mary, after her ascension, was made representative of the World Mother with the title of Queen of Heaven for the Christian Dispensation. Although all ascended lady masters keep the flame for the World Mother, as her representative, we think of Mary as the archetype of Motherhood, the Mother of mothers. She has a blue cape focusing that will and its intense protection for the Christ consciousness emerging within every soul, and when called upon, she will place that cape around all who are in need of the protection of a mother’s love.

The Goddess Lakshmi is an embodiment of the Divine Mother. According to the teachings of Hinduism, she is the consort of Vishnu, the Second Person of the Trinity. Vishnu was incarnated nine times, and in each of his incarnations, Lakshmi took human form to serve as his consort. She embodies divine compassion and intercedes on our behalf before her consort. She is the mediator of the Mediator! Lakshmi is described as being “as radiant as gold” and “illustrious like the moon.” She is said to “shine like the sun” and “to be lustrous like fire.” Whatever matrix is in her hand, whatever you hold in your heart, Lakshmi can multiply by the millions, for one idea can be reproduced infinitely.