The Chela and the Path contains personal instruction from El Morya for all spiritual seekers and chelas (students of a spiritual teacher). With the incomparable skill of a Zen master, El Morya teaches us to become who we are, to see beneath the surface of daily life. He teaches of the divine light above and the divine light below and the many layers of awareness that surround the soul. This book is foundational for those who would not only know their true potential, but fulfill it.

"The Chela and the Path contains personal instruction from the master El Morya for all spiritual seekers and chelas (students of a spiritual teacher). As El Morya Khan at the conclusion of the nineteenth century, he is known for his efforts in founding the Theosophical Society with the adept Koot Hoomi and for his far-reaching work in bringing together the ancient spiritual truths of the East with the traditions of the West. El Morya’s instruction came in part in the form of personal letters addressed to a handful of disciples of the “Mahatma of the Himavat.” Those letters are now on file with the British Museum in London. Now, with the incomparable skill of a Zen master, El Morya teaches us in The Chela and the Path to see beneath the surface of daily life and the ego of the lesser self to become who we really are. He calls us to “experience life with the faculties of the soul” as we learn and practice the keys to self-mastery on the spiritual path. A foundational work for all who aspire to a higher level of consciousness and spirituality."

Wisdom on the Path of Enlightenment Chela is Sanskrit for “disciple” of a spiritual teacher, or guru. The guru-chela relationship is far more than that of ordinary teacher and pupil, since it involves a profoundly spiritual interrelationship. Now, in this new volume, William Wilson Quinn has compiled and organized selections from several extraordinary gurus–primarily of India and Tibet–who were highly advanced and authentic spiritual teachers. Their advice focuses on chelaship–of how to become, and remain, a chela of one of their qualified successors. Distilled to its essence, and borrowing from their words, this handbook succinctly offers a guide to cultivating the chela’s inner qualities and virtues, as well as his or her outer behaviors. These inner qualities include, among others, open mindedness, purity of heart, an eager intellect, a sense of duty to the spiritual teacher, and a willing obedience to the behests of Truth. For the chela, these inner pursuits are effective only when matched with corresponding outer behaviors such as loving kindness toward others, selflessness, and a genuine compassion and charity for all who suffer. For seekers of spiritual truth and students of the perennial philosophy wanting to explore spiritual wisdom at depth, The Chela’s Handbook offers a guide for becoming and remaining a chela, and thereafter traversing the spiritual path toward the ultimate goals of enlightenment and liberation from the wheel of death and rebirth.

This unique journal covers the history of the Radhasoami movement as founded by Shiv Dayal Singh in the mid-19th century, with unique articles on the various offshoots that have branched off from its inception. Includes essays on Eckankar, MSIA, MasterPath, and other American based gurus. Also includes special issues on the death of Julian P. Johnson and Soamiji's forgotten guru.

“The scriptures of the Shariyat-Ki-Sugmad can be spoken and written on the lower planes. But in the higher worlds it is only the heavenly white music.” —The Shariyat-Ki-Sugmad The Shariyat-Ki-Sugmad means “Way of the Eternal.” These writings are the sacred scriptures of Eckankar, the Path of Spiritual Freedom. Only a small part of the whole Shariyat can be, or ever has been, put into the printed word. Most of it comes straight into the individual during the Spiritual Exercises of ECK as the Living Word, the Light and Sound of God. Spiritual students can also study these wondrous scriptures in Temples of Golden Wisdom on the inner planes, in the dream state or via Soul Travel. The guidance of the Mahanta, the Inner Master, is key to any true understanding of the Shariyat-Ki-Sugmad. He awaits your invitation.

AFTER an eighteen-year study of Magic in its various forms-not the spurious magic of the stage, but the genuine magic that works miracles-I come as a layman to report my findings to other laymen. Fourteen years of my study have been spent largely in Hawaii endeavoring to penetrate beyond the externals of native magic and discover its basic secret. Months and years slipped by. I accumulated more and more data concerning the externals of kahuna magic. From that data I constructed theory after theory only to be forced to discard each in turn. I gathered more data, sorting and sorting, trying to match this odd bit with that, trying always to find some clue to the secret of power. It is my hope that those wiser than myself may be able to correct my theories, add what data I have been unable to uncover, and so help forward the full recovery of Magic toward the day when even the humblest of God's children will be able to share in the bright heritage so long lost. Get Your Copy Today!

Stories from the life of a modern-day mystic and her life with the ascended masters and their messengers Mark and Elizabeth Prophet