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Ascended Masters here: Your Yoga. Ascended Masters.
El Morya in particular is here: Your Yoga. Ascended Masters. El Morya.
And also his photograph. It is the second one on the page, i.e. below. I am also providing it here for download.
From memories of Vanga:
We decided, as a kind of experiment, to show Baba Vanga a photograph of the portrait. The fact that she was blind did not matter in this case. We had repeatedly had the opportunity to observe how a photograph served as a point of support for her. She would place her hands on the image of a person and, as if, establish contact with his thoughts. As a result, she gave an accurate description not only of the person’s physical features, but also of his biography, character traits, and so on.
That is what we did. My God! What happened to Vanga! She recoiled as if she had touched an exposed electrical wire. I had never seen her in such a state of mind.
“Why didn’t you give me the photograph earlier?” she exclaimed excitedly. “He is here. He is with you. For some reason, Siberia comes before me. He is Russian; was he in Russia?”
“No. He is an Indian. This is Mahatma Morya.”
Vanga:
“He is the patron of Moscow—or rather, the patron of Russia. I have seen him before; I just didn’t know who he was.”
To please Baba Vanga, I suggested:
“Take this portrait as a gift.”
“No,” she replied fearfully. She even pushed the photograph aside. “He will disturb me.”
After calming down somewhat, she said:
“Spirits come to my house, many, many spirits. But this spirit is the strongest of all those I know; he never crosses the threshold of the room. He always remains outside the door. It is difficult to look at him because he sparkles like the sun. Sometimes I see him on a white horse, with eyes that make one afraid.”
She refused the photograph, but recommended that we always carry this picture with us.
“Be sure to keep it in your left pocket. It must interact with the currents of your heart, especially when you are planning or doing something important.”
But what was most curious was this. Holding the photograph of Mahatma Morya in her hands, Vanga asked for some reason:
“Is this a portrait of Saint Sergius?”
“No,” I replied.
Vanga continued thoughtfully:
“Yes, the picture is not of Saint Sergius. However, I see two faces, two bodies, but one soul.”
Of course, Vanga had no idea how accurately she had grasped the essence of the Roerich conception, according to which Saint Sergius is one of the incarnations of the Teacher Morya.
I told her about it. But this interpretation did not upset Baba Vanga in the slightest. She merely added:
“Let them know that he had two bodies.”
And again:
“This spirit has always been the patron of Russia.”
What is recommended?
Print the photo, hang it on the wall, or carry it with you.
El Morya in particular is here: Your Yoga. Ascended Masters. El Morya.
And also his photograph. It is the second one on the page, i.e. below. I am also providing it here for download.
From memories of Vanga:
We decided, as a kind of experiment, to show Baba Vanga a photograph of the portrait. The fact that she was blind did not matter in this case. We had repeatedly had the opportunity to observe how a photograph served as a point of support for her. She would place her hands on the image of a person and, as if, establish contact with his thoughts. As a result, she gave an accurate description not only of the person’s physical features, but also of his biography, character traits, and so on.
That is what we did. My God! What happened to Vanga! She recoiled as if she had touched an exposed electrical wire. I had never seen her in such a state of mind.
“Why didn’t you give me the photograph earlier?” she exclaimed excitedly. “He is here. He is with you. For some reason, Siberia comes before me. He is Russian; was he in Russia?”
“No. He is an Indian. This is Mahatma Morya.”
Vanga:
“He is the patron of Moscow—or rather, the patron of Russia. I have seen him before; I just didn’t know who he was.”
To please Baba Vanga, I suggested:
“Take this portrait as a gift.”
“No,” she replied fearfully. She even pushed the photograph aside. “He will disturb me.”
After calming down somewhat, she said:
“Spirits come to my house, many, many spirits. But this spirit is the strongest of all those I know; he never crosses the threshold of the room. He always remains outside the door. It is difficult to look at him because he sparkles like the sun. Sometimes I see him on a white horse, with eyes that make one afraid.”
She refused the photograph, but recommended that we always carry this picture with us.
“Be sure to keep it in your left pocket. It must interact with the currents of your heart, especially when you are planning or doing something important.”
But what was most curious was this. Holding the photograph of Mahatma Morya in her hands, Vanga asked for some reason:
“Is this a portrait of Saint Sergius?”
“No,” I replied.
Vanga continued thoughtfully:
“Yes, the picture is not of Saint Sergius. However, I see two faces, two bodies, but one soul.”
Of course, Vanga had no idea how accurately she had grasped the essence of the Roerich conception, according to which Saint Sergius is one of the incarnations of the Teacher Morya.
I told her about it. But this interpretation did not upset Baba Vanga in the slightest. She merely added:
“Let them know that he had two bodies.”
And again:
“This spirit has always been the patron of Russia.”
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What is recommended?
Print the photo, hang it on the wall, or carry it with you.
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