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A New Study Begins here today
Taking us thru the summer to the Autumn Equinox.
100 Chapters – a page/chapter a day.

Shamballa (Shambala), Ray 1.
Place Where the Will of God in Known.
Home of Sanat Kumara – Lord of the World.

Music – Shambala – Three Dog Night. 1975.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rJg8vxpWCs

Shamballa
Ray 1 – Will & Purpose of God.
The Group here has work together over the years developing Love. Now we are going to develop will/willingness/Will.
Little will to the Great Will – Ray 1.

Thursdays – working with the Will (Rah 1) under the energy of Jupiter, Ray 2 of Love/Wisdom.
Ray 1 thru Ray 2 – Our actions Ray 3.

Sanat Kumara (1) & Lord Maitreya (2).
Thursdays, ruled over by Jupiter, Ray 2 of Love/Wisdom.

Our Work Together – Dedications
Thursday, each week is dedicated to…
1. the Reappearance of the Christ Meditation (Lord Maitreya is the Christ. Maitreya is His Name in the Aquarian Age as the World Teacher)
2. Shamballa – The Place Where the Will of God in Known. Home of Sanat Kumara, Regent from Venus, Lord of the World, the Ancient of Days. Shamballa is Ray 1.

Today Thursday, June 30, begins the posting/reading of 100 pages, 100 chapters concerning Shamballa.
For the next 100 days or so, Shamballa teachings will be posted here, on NLN, on Gab, Truth Social & Substack. Anchoring within the heart of America the Shamballa Teachings for seekers.
It is offered to everyone.

1 – Shambala
We are asked to recollect Shambala, vizualizing ourselves in Shamballa – bowing to Lord Sanat Kumara, and treading the path of Lord Maitreya,, the World Teacher.
Shambala connects sky to earth. It connects the invisible to the visible and the visible to the invisible. The invisible is symbolized by Shiva and the visible is symbolized by Shakthi; their meeting point is seen as the birth of Kumara.

Shambala links the divine to the mundane enabling the mundane to ascend to the divine.
Shasta/Shamballa
The ancients believed Shambala to be the birthplace of
Shasta, whose other name is Sanat Kumara.
Kumara is the ruler of this planet Earth with Shambala as his citadel (city, high ground, fortress, stronghold).
The Lord of Shambala is also known in the Puranas as Subrahmanya.
Shambala is known to the Adepts, ever silent while relating to the Shambala where they receive the Plan. Their work is to
be messengers of God upon Earth. The members
of Shambala are everywhere on the planet, stimulating activities
of Goodwill, manifesting Goodwill in action. They are bound by the Vow of Silence and speak not of their membership in Shambala. Their life is a life of offering; their inspiration is Shambala and the Lord of Shambala.
(Shambala is also spelled as Shamballa.
Shasta & Shambala. Shasta is one of the names of
Sanat Kumara. Mount Shasta, in California, on the West Coast of
the USA is named after Sanat Kumara. (end of Chapter 1)
Om Shanti Shanti Shanti.

Notes on the music – Shambala
The writer was inspired by and cited Alice Bailey’s (the Tibetan’s book on) Treative on White Magic. The song’s actual lyrics are about the mythical kingdom of Shambhala, which was said to be hidden somewhere within or beyond the peaks of the Himalayas and was mentioned in various ancient texts, including the Kalachakra Tantra and ancient texts of Tibetan Buddhism.[1] The original location was a mystic temple in Peru, specifically, the temple of the White Lodge, according to Alice Bailey’s A Treatise on White Magic (1934), cited by Moore.

The lyrics refer to a situation where kindness and cooperation are universal, joy and good fortune abound, and psychological burdens are lifted.

The phrases “in the halls of Shambala” and “on the road to Shambala” tie to a number of occurrences in the lyrics. The latter phrase alludes to the idea of Shambala not as a physical place but as a metaphor for the spiritual path one might follow. (LG)