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  1. 5D AGO

    Is Jesus the Only Christ?

    Hello and welcome back to the Fellowship Chronicles and our exciting series on the Foundations of the Ascended Master Path. In our last episode, we talked about who the Ascended Masters are and how they form what is called the Great White Brotherhood, which is a family of enlightened beings dedicated to humanity’s spiritual evolution. Today we come to a question that many people carry quietly, and some carry very strongly: Is Jesus the only Christ? Or sometimes it’s asked this way: Why do the Masters sometimes say “Jesus the Christ”? This question matters deeply — especially for Christians — because it touches the very heart of faith. Let me begin very clearly. Nothing in the Ascended Master teachings diminishes Jesus. Rather, it magnifies him. Jesus’ life was an unmistakable, public demonstration of what it means to live as the Christ in the physical world. He did not come merely to be admired, or even worshipped. He came to awaken us. He came as the living Christ to reawaken humanity to who we really are — sons and daughters of God who are also meant to manifest that same divine light. And I urge you, no matter what religion you follow — or even if you follow none at all — do not dismiss the importance of his life. Set aside preconceptions for a moment and look carefully at what he actually said. Jesus solved a mystery for humanity. He showed that it is possible to be divine and live fully in a physical body. He was born as a helpless infant. He needed protection. He had to grow, learn, and mature. He was tempted. He was tested. He walked through the full spectrum of the human experience. Yet he never lost awareness of his true identity — both Son of Man and Son of God. His life matters to us not only because he attained union with the Father — but because he showed us that this union is attainable. He said the kingdom of heaven is within you. He said, “The works that I do shall you do also, and greater works than these.” Now, if our true identity were not divine, how could that statement possibly be true? When the Masters say “Jesus the Christ,” they are making an important distinction. “Jesus” refers to the individual soul born in Bethlehem. “Christ” refers to the divine Sonship — the universal Light of God — that he embodied perfectly. Christ is not a last name. Christ is a state of consciousness. The Gospel of John says that Christ is the “true light which lighteth every man that cometh into the world.” Notice that it says every man. Not just one. Every soul carries within it the seed of Christhood. Jesus fully externalized that seed. He became one with his Christ Self and then reunited with the Father in the ascension. He did not come to convince us that we are permanently separate from God. He came to show us what it looks like to be united with God while still in a physical body. This is why he could say, “I and my Father are one,” and in another breath pray that we also may be one. The tragedy is not that Jesus claimed divine sonship. The tragedy is that many were later taught that he alone could ever claim it. Yes, Christ is the only Son of God. But that Sonship is replicated — just as God creates humanity in His image over and over again. The Christ is the divine pattern within each of us. We have not been taught that we were born to become a Christ. Instead, many have been taught that we were born as sinners — separated from God by nature. Yes, we make mistakes. Yes, we create karma. Yes, we must overcome our misuses of energy. But our mistakes are not our identity. They are conditions we are rising above. If we define ourselves as inherently separate from God, we limit the very power that can transform us. Fear and unworthiness keep humanity small. Jesus came to remove that fear. He came to demonstrate the victorious life. Carl Jung once said that Christ represents the archetype of the Self. In the language of the Ascended Masters, we call this the Christ Self — the Higher Self. It’s also been called the Higher Mental Body— the divine Mind that we are meant to embody. The scripture says, “Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus.” That is not a poetic suggestion. It is an instruction. Jesus’ mission was not to create dependency. It was to ignite awakening. He demonstrated what we are destined to become. So, is Jesus the only Christ? He is the only one who fully demonstrated it for the entire world in that age. But he is not the only bearer of Christ light. The Christ is the true identity of every son and daughter of God. And the purpose of life — the One Path Above Many — is to awaken to that identity, embody it, and ultimately reunite with the Father in the ascension just as Jesus did. In our next episode, we’ll explore how one begins to consciously awaken this Christ Self and what that process actually looks like in daily life. Until then, hold this thought: Jesus did not come to make you feel small. He came to show you who you are. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thefellowshipchronicles.substack.com/subscribe

    8 min

  2. FEB 11

    Who Are the Ascended Masters? What is the Great White Brotherhood?

    Hello and welcome to Episode 2 of One Path Above the Many. In our last episode, we began laying the foundation for this series by talking about why there is one path above the many — not because it claims superiority, but because of where it leads: conscious, permanent union with God. Today, I want to take the next step and address two closely related questions that often arise together: Who are the Ascended Masters? And, what is the Great White Brotherhood? To understand either one, we need to begin with something very simple — and very profound. Every son and daughter of God carries within them a divine spark. And this spark is your God-given potential to awaken to the Christ, to the Divine within and to realize your true identity as a child of God. Now this idea lies at the heart of the world’s great spiritual traditions, both East and West, and it was also central to Jesus’ original message. Jesus never taught that divine sonship belonged to him alone. Rather, he demonstrated what divine sonship looks like when it is fully realized. When he said, “Follow me,” he was not asking us to admire him from a distance. He was inviting us into transformation. He taught that the kingdom of heaven is within. He told his disciples that they would do the works that he did — and even greater works — because he was going to the Father. Those statements tell us something essential: Jesus was not presenting himself as the end of the journey. He was revealing the way. The culmination of that way is what the Ascended Masters call the ascension, which is not death, and it is not escape. Rather, it’s an acceleration of your awareness in which your soul completes its earthly schooling and reunites fully with God — free from the cycles of karma and rebirth. So, to our first question. Who Are the Ascended Masters? An Ascended Master is one who has completed this path. And this through devotion, discipline, service, and love, they attained self-mastery, meaning, mastery of thoughts, feelings, and basically, all of God’s energy that gives us life. They moved beyond their human consciousness into union with their divine Source. And this mastery did not happen overnight. For most, if not all, it unfolded over many lifetimes, as they learned to use free will in alignment with God’s laws and to transmute the karma they had created—karma, as they say in the East or sin as they say in the West. And when that work was complete, their souls entered into full reunion with God in what is called the ascension. Jesus demonstrated this path openly. But he was not the only one — nor would he be the last. The scriptures tell us that Elijah ascended into heaven, that Enoch walked with God and was “taken.” John the Beloved completed the ascension, as did Mary, the mother of Jesus. Throughout history, sons and daughters of God have walked this same path. And what’s important to understand is that those who have completed it have come from every walk of life and every culture. They were not all monks or mystics living apart from the world. Some were teachers, or rulers, mothers and fathers, healers, and seekers whose names history never recorded. They lived in different civilizations, followed different outer religions, and faced very different life circumstances. What united them? It was not background or status, because God is no respecter of persons, but choice — the choice to love God above all else and to master the energy entrusted to them in daily life. This is why the Ascended Master Path is universal. You don’t have to leave your life — you have to transform it. And fortunately for us, those who have completed this path are not distant beings. They are, in fact, our elder brothers and sisters. They stand as living proof that what they have done, we can do. And this leads to our second question. What Is the Great White Brotherhood? Despite the name, the Great White Brotherhood has nothing to do with race, or even ethnicity or culture. The word “white” refers to light — the pure white light of God consciousness. Race can be so divisive, and we see that today, but this division is man-made. I always say, hold up a piece of white paper next to someone who is considered “white,” and observe how there is no such thing. You can do the same with black, yellow and red or any other “color” we have labeled groups of people. The Great White Brotherhood is best described as a spiritual fraternity of enlightened beings who have attained mastery and now serve from higher levels of consciousness. It includes Ascended Masters, great adepts, cosmic beings, and even some who are living on earth. They are servants of divine law who work together for a single purpose and that purpose is the spiritual awakening and evolution of humanity. And the Ascended Masters we’ve been speaking about are members of this brotherhood. They are part of God’s spiritual hierarchy in the heavenly realms. And from those realms, they work behind the scenes of history, culture, religion, and individual spiritual awakening. They serve as teachers, guides, and sponsors for those of us still walking the path on earth. And each master embodies specific qualities of God, such as wisdom, love, freedom, healing, or truth, and radiates those qualities as living currents of light into the world. This Brotherhood has existed since the earliest cycles of creation, long before recorded history. They have guided humanity’s spiritual development, stepping forward when souls were ready and withdrawing when they were not. So from this perspective, the Great White Brotherhood is not separate from humanity. Rather, it represents our future state. In our next episode, we’ll explore other questions. And if you have questions you would like answers to, I invite you to please feel free to submit them in the comments and we will do our best to work them into our episodes. Until next time, stay with the conversation. Because the one path above the many is not about becoming someone else. It’s about becoming who you truly are. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thefellowshipchronicles.substack.com/subscribe

    9 min

  3. FEB 3

    One Path Above Many

    Welcome to The Fellowship Chronicles. Today I’m beginning a new podcast series that has been forming for quite some time — not only in my own heart, but also through many conversations I’ve had over the years with people who are sincerely seeking God. I’m calling this series One Path Above Many, Foundations of the Ascended Master Path. And you might be wondering — why that title? Because truly, we live in a world with many spiritual paths. There are many religions, many philosophies, many teachers and many ways people describe their relationship with God. And yet, despite this great diversity, the human heart continues to ask the same essential questions: Why am I here? What is life on earth really about? And is there something more — something deeper — than what I’m currently experiencing? So what is it that makes the Ascended Master Path the one path above many? It’s not because it claims superiority over other religions or traditions. Rather, it is distinct because of its destination. It leads to the ultimate victory of the individual soul: the conscious and permanent reunion with God at the end of its many sojourns on earth. This sacred victory is called the ascension. The Ascended Masters are souls who walked this path to its completion. Jesus is perhaps the most well-known Ascended Master — and the purest expression of the living Christ, the Son of God, that the world has ever known. Yet many people don’t realize that when Jesus invited humanity to “follow” him, he was not asking us to follow as a puppy follows its master. He was showing us what it means to become the Christ — the living Light that, as the Gospel of John tells us, “lighteth every man that cometh into the world.” And Jesus was not alone. There are many others who have also completed this path, ascended, and now serve humanity from the higher realms. Now, some people believe that all religions eventually lead to God. Others believe there is only one way — and that way is through Jesus Christ. The Ascended Masters resolve what appears to be a contradiction between these two viewpoints. In doing so, they open the door to a much greater understanding of God’s magnificent universe — and how you fit into it. They reveal many mysteries of heaven, and most importantly, they teach you how to achieve the ascension. For this series, I’ve chosen a question-and-answer format because over the years, I’ve noticed that people tend to carry the same questions quietly in their hearts, even when they don’t quite know how to articulate them. Questions like: Why am I here? What is the purpose of life on earth? What does “union with God” mean anyway? Rather than presenting this material as a lecture or a doctrine, I want this series to feel like a conversation — the kind of conversation seekers have when they are being honest, curious, and open. In each episode, I’ll take a few foundational questions and respond to them as clearly, simply, and compassionately as I can. If you’re new to the Ascended Master teachings, I invite you to explore them with me. If you’re a longtime student, perhaps we can work together to find clearer language for explaining the path to others. And if you sense that there must be more to life than what you’re currently living, then you are very much in the right place. And this leads to our first question. Question One: Why are there so many spiritual paths? This is often the first question people ask — sometimes out loud, sometimes silently. If God is one, why are there so many paths? The answer is actually quite simple. Humanity is not at one level of consciousness. Souls awaken at different stages, in different cultures, with different needs, karmic patterns, and levels of readiness. Many spiritual paths serve a beautiful and necessary purpose. They awaken faith, they heal emotional wounds, they teach compassion and help people believe in something higher than themselves. These paths, of course, are not wrong, they are preparatory. But preparation is not the same as fulfillment. Eventually, the soul reaches a point where it wants more than comfort, more than belief, more than inspiration. It wants union. And today, many souls are ready. That brings us to our second question. Question Two: Is this path for everyone? This is an important — and often misunderstood — question. God granted humanity free will, and the Ascended Masters, above all, honor that free will. They never interfere with it. The Ascended Master Path is universal, but it is not imposed. No one is required to walk it. No one is judged for choosing another way. But when a soul is ready for union — when the longing for God becomes deeper than the desire for comfort — this path begins to resonate. You might feel drawn without fully knowing why.You might feel challenged and comforted at the same time. You might feel as though something ancient within you recognizes the call. That recognition is not random. In upcoming episodes, we’ll explore questions such as: What does union with God actually mean? Is karma and reincarnation found in the Bible? How do the Ascended Masters help us? And can this path be walked while living a normal, everyday life? Each episode will build gently and logically, always returning to the same central truth: Nothing less than union with God ultimately satisfies the soul. So if you’re listening to this and feeling curious — or even quietly stirred — I invite you to simply stay with the conversation. You don’t need to accept anything. You don’t need to reject anything. Just listen. Because the one path above the many is not about convincing the mind. It’s about awakening the soul’s memory of where it came from — and where it is meant to return. Until next time, be blessed. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thefellowshipchronicles.substack.com/subscribe

    8 min

  4. JAN 8

    Ascension is Not Escape. It is Victory Fulfilled.

    Hello and welcome to The Fellowship Chronicles as we set the tone for the New Year. For spiritual seekers, a new year does not simply mark the passing of time. It marks a renewal of opportunity. Every cycle that opens before us invites a deeper question—not What will I accomplish? but Who am I becoming? For those walking the Ascended Master Path, the answer has always been clear: We are becoming one with God—consciously, permanently, and by our own free will. This is the meaning of ascension. And it is the greatest victory a soul can win. I. REDEFINING VICTORY The world defines victory as success, comfort, recognition, and even survival. But spiritual victory is something far greater. Victory is mastery of consciousness. It is alignment with divine law.Victory is the soul’s steady movement toward permanent union with its Source. Temporary achievements come and go. Even outer victories fade with time. But the victory that endures is the one that transforms the soul itself. II. ASCENSION AS THE GOAL OF LIFE The ascension is not a reward reserved for a few. It is the destiny of every soul—your soul. It is the moment when you complete your journey through time and space, have balanced at least 51% of your karma, have fulfilled your divine plan, and enter into eternal oneness with God, without losing your individuality. Ascension does not happen by accident. It is not granted because of belief alone. It is achieved through: * self-mastery * love rightly expressed * energy used in harmony with God’s will * persistence through every test of life Every lifetime is designed to move you closer to this culmination. III. VICTORY IS WON IN DAILY LIFE Ascension is not prepared for at the end of life—it is prepared for every day of life. Every thought you choose, every emotion you govern, every action you takeis either moving you closer to your ascension or delaying it. Victory is not dramatic. Victory is quiet discipline. Victory is faithfulness when no one is watching.Victory is choosing God-consciousness again and again—especially when it would be easier not to. The path is walked not in great leaps, but in millions of right choices. The ascended master Saint Germain says he won his ascension by making one million right decisions. IV. WHAT MUST BE OVERCOME There are enemies on the path, but they are not all external. What must be overcome is: * the belief in separation from God * the acceptance of limitation * the temptation to surrender before your work is complete * the belief that decline, weariness, or age cancels purpose The greatest test is not pain—it is premature resignation. As long as your soul is embodied, your soul is still being prepared. V. THE MEANING OF VICTORY IN A NEW YEAR To claim a new year as a year of victory does not mean the year will be easy. It means: * you will choose mastery over reaction * you will choose meaning over fatigue * you will choose alignment over comfort * you will choose ascension over escape Victory is not escaping the world. Victory is fulfilling God’s purpose within the world. VICTORY BEYOND VICTORY The ascension is the ultimate triumph of the soul. It is victory beyond victory. Every challenge you face this year is an opportunity to refine your consciousness.Every test is an invitation to move closer to God. Every right choice builds momentum toward eternal freedom. Let this year be a year of conscious victory, where you make choices that move you closer to your goal. Let it be a year of steady mastery. Let it be a year where you walk the path with clarity, courage, and devotion. And above all, let it be a year in which you remember why you are here: to complete your journey and return to God—forever. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thefellowshipchronicles.substack.com/subscribe

    6 min

  5. 11/05/2025

    The Crucible of Being — Dying to the Old, Rising to the New

    Imagine a blacksmith’s forge: heat blazing, sparks flying, metal glowing red as it is hammered into shape. This, Saint Germain tells us, is the final stage of alchemy — not just changing substances, but changing ourselves. Every alchemist must eventually face the crucible of being — the fire where the “old man” dies, and the “new man” is born. Welcome to today’s episode of The Fellowship Chronicles. This is Episode 9—the final and climactic episode of Saint Germain’s teaching from his book on Alchemy. Expanding the Universal Within In his teaching today, Saint Germain reminds us of our greatest need: to see ourselves not as small, separate egos, but as part of the vast universal consciousness of God. “The greatest need of mankind today… is the development and nurturing of the sense of the universal as belonging completely to the individual.” When we feel isolated, life becomes heavy. But when we know we belong to the cosmos, the whole universe becomes our home. Paul echoed this when he declared: “In him we live, and move, and have our being.” (Acts 17:28). Breaking the Chains of False Identity Most people, Saint Germain says, live under false identification — as sinners, failures, victims of heredity or circumstance. They accept the accusations of the “accuser of our brethren” (Revelation 12:10) and mistake that voice for truth. But this, he insists, is the greatest illusion. Our first loyalty must not be to these false labels, but to our own God-identity — the Christ within. Paul said it this way: “Put off… the old man, which is corrupt… and put on the new man, which after God is created in righteousness and true holiness.” (Ephesians 4:22–24). The Refiner’s Fire Saint Germain is frank: the crucible burns. Jealousy, fear, pride, and attachment all have to be cast into the flame. But he assures us the fire is not destruction — it is purification. Like Malachi 3:3 says, God sits as a refiner of silver, skimming away the dross until only pure radiance remains. The mystics of old called this dying with Christ. Paul wrote, “I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me.” (Galatians 2:20). To pass through the crucible is to die with Christ — so that we may also rise with him. Resurrection in the Everyday But here’s the hope: resurrection doesn’t begin only after death. It begins here, now, each time we choose to rise out of limitation into freedom. Saint Germain calls this the daily round of victories — each day lived as a chalice of opportunity, each sunrise a new resurrection. “Your life can become a daily round of victories whereby each step taken aright propels you into an expanding awareness of the beauty and glory of the newness of life.” This is why Jesus said, “I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.” (John 10:10). The crucible doesn’t just burn away — it gives back life in fuller measure. A New Humanity Saint Germain offers us a vision: a new kind of man, a New Atlantean clothed with the righteousness of the Sun. This is the Master Alchemist — one who has passed through the fire and emerged radiant, whole, and free. It’s a call not just to personal transformation, but to collective renewal. The crucible of being doesn’t only change individuals — it has the power to birth a golden age. The Invitation So here is the climactic truth: you are the crucible. Your life is the furnace. Every trial, every sorrow, every moment of fire is an invitation to shed the old and step into the new. And when you dare to enter the fire with faith, you will not be consumed — you will be transformed. Like gold refined, like Christ risen, you will stand forth as the living proof of divine alchemy. 📚 Excerpt inspired by Studies in Alchemy: The Science of Self-Transformation by Saint Germain, published by the Summit Lighthouse. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thefellowshipchronicles.substack.com/subscribe

    6 min

  6. 10/29/2025

    The Sword of Prayer — Commanding Consciousness in Action

    Have you ever felt the surge of strength that comes when you pray with all your heart? Not a timid whisper, but a bold cry that seems to shake the heavens? That is the power Saint Germain calls Commanding Consciousness — the ability to direct energy, not by force of will alone, but by aligning with the will of God. Welcome to today’s episode of The Fellowship Chronicles, “The Sword of Prayer — Commanding Consciousness in Action, Episode 8 of 9 of our Studies on Alchemy. More Near, More Dear Saint Germain begins by reminding us that the purposes of God draw near as we hold them dear. It’s not enough to talk about truth as an abstract idea. We must love it. We must desire it, and we must claim it. This is why Jesus taught us to pray, “Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven.” (Matthew 6:10). Prayer is not begging for God’s attention — it is commanding alignment with eternal law. Knowing and Doing “The injunction ‘Man, know thyself’ must be applied by you to the pure truth of being and not to human concepts of what that truth is.” Self-knowledge is not just psychology or self-analysis. It is the realization of the Christ within, the Higher Self that is already one with God. To command consciousness is to draw from this truth — to speak as one who knows their source. Paul said it plainly: “Christ in you, the hope of glory.” (Colossians 1:27). The Value of Prayer Saint Germain exalts the power of prayer. He says that ordered prayer has saved millions of lives, expanded others, and blessed all life without limit. But prayer isn’t just a comfort — it is a legal key that allows heaven to intervene. “For the law decrees that the heavenly hosts must be petitioned by some among mankind before they are permitted to intercede on behalf of humanity,” says Saint Germain. This is why Jesus prayed in Gethsemane: “Nevertheless not my will, but thine, be done.” (Luke 22:42). He placed his human matrix into God’s higher design, sealing it with commanding consciousness. Guarding the Matrix One of the alchemist’s challenges, Saint Germain explains, is interference from other minds — doubts, criticism, even the resistance of family and friends. Jesus himself warned: “I came not to send peace, but a sword… and a man’s foes shall be they of his own household.” (Matthew 10:34–36). This sword, Saint Germain explains, is divine discrimination — the power to guard your God-design, even if it means standing apart from those who misunderstand. The Sword of the Spirit When prayer is joined to faith, it becomes a sword — not to wound, but to cut away illusion and protect the reality God has sealed in you. Paul called it “the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God.” (Ephesians 6:17). And Saint Germain reminds us that commanding consciousness is not stubborn human will, but divine authority flowing through surrendered vessels. The Invitation The question for us is simple: do we pray as beggars, or as sons and daughters of God? Do we whisper half-heartedly, or do we speak with commanding consciousness, aligning our word with God’s Word? Saint Germain urges us to claim our divine authority, to guard the blueprint of our destiny, and to wield prayer like a sword of light. Because prayer, rightly offered, is not a weak petition — it is the very command that calls heaven into earth. 📚 Excerpt inspired by Studies in Alchemy: The Science of Self-Transformation by Saint Germain, published by the Summit Lighthouse. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thefellowshipchronicles.substack.com/subscribe

    5 min

  7. 10/22/2025

    Let There Be Light! — The Blueprint of Creation

    Think back to the very first words spoken in Genesis: “Let there be light!” (Genesis 1:3). With that single fiat, creation unfolded — galaxies, stars, earth, and life itself. Saint Germain, in Studies in Alchemy, calls this the first step in every act of creation. Whether God forming the universe or you are shaping your life, the process begins the same way: with light, vision, and intent. Welcome back to The Fellowship Chronicles where we are becoming alchemists of the Spirit. Step One: The Blueprint in the Mind The would-be alchemist, Saint Germain says, must first create a “mind blueprint” of the thing he desires to bring forth. Not a vague wish, but a detailed image — size, proportion, substance, color, density. Like an architect sketching a building, the design must be clear and definite. Think of the words in Habakkuk 2:2: “Write the vision, and make it plain upon tables, that he may run that readeth it.” Without a vision, our energy scatters. With a vision, energy gathers. Step Two: Seal It — “It Is Finished!” Once the mental blueprint is complete, Saint Germain says it must be sealed. This is not to prevent future improvements, but to release it as a finished work for the builders of form — the spiritual “engineers” who bring thought into matter. That’s why Jesus declared on the cross, “It is finished.” (John 19:30). Every great work, spiritual or material, must reach that point of decisive completion before it can manifest. Step Three: Tell No Man Here Saint Germain echoes one of Jesus’ frequent instructions after performing miracles: “See thou tell no man.” (Matthew 8:4). Why? Because the thought-field of others — their doubts, envy, or fear — can interfere with your creation. He says,“Protect your creative intent… circumvent concentrated beams of human thought and feeling patterns which can be most disturbing to a successful alchemical experiment.” In modern terms, it’s like planting a seed. If you dig it up every day to show others, it won’t sprout. Some visions require guarded silence. Step Four: The Higher Mind Saint Germain introduces us to the Higher Mind — the Christ within us that already holds infinite blueprints. When you give your creation over to the Higher Mind, you move beyond human limits and tap into divine intelligence. Jesus called this the Comforter, the Holy Spirit, who “shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance” (John 14:26). It is the silent partner in every true alchemical experiment. Step Five: Practice and Demonstrate Saint Germain is bold: don’t just believe these things — try them. Begin with small experiments in visualization, precipitation, and transmutation. He even notes that some advanced students have been able to precipitate simple objects — a rose, a jewel, a cup of liquid light. But he cautions: these secrets are not given for vanity, nor to upset the world’s economy. They are entrusted to those who use them with love, responsibility, and humility. The Law in Action The Bible itself is full of these alchemical demonstrations: * Water turned into wine (John 2:1–11). * Loaves and fishes multiplied (Matthew 14:13–21). * Elijah calling down fire from heaven (1 Kings 18:38). Saint Germain insists these are not legends, but the natural outworking of divine law. And Jesus himself said, “Greater works than these shall ye do.” (John 14:12). The Invitation So here is the call to action of this episode: become intentional with your creative power. * Form the blueprint. * Seal it. * Guard it in silence. * Surrender it to the Higher Mind. * Dare to demonstrate. Because alchemy isn’t only about miracles in Scripture or mysteries in history. It is about you, today, in the laboratory of your own life, declaring with faith: “Let there be light!” 📚 Excerpt inspired by Studies in Alchemy: The Science of Self-Transformation by Saint Germain, published by the Summit Lighthouse. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thefellowshipchronicles.substack.com/subscribe

    6 min

  8. 10/15/2025

    Breaking the Mold — Reclaiming the True Pattern of the Soul

    Hello and welcome to Episode 6 of our Studies on Alchemy, inspired by Saint Germain’s book, Studies in Alchemy: The Science of Self-Transformation. Let’s begin by thinking back to childhood. A lump of clay pressed into a mold takes its shape — whether beautiful or distorted, whole or cracked. In much the same way, Saint Germain tells us, the tender consciousness of a child is impressed upon by parents, culture, society, and circumstance. Some molds uplift, others deform. And unless we awaken, we may live our whole lives trapped in a shape that was never truly ours. The Rub of the Mold “Oh, the mold — there’s the rub!” Saint Germain exclaims. He points out that while heaven envisioned each soul as pure and radiant, the “mowlde” of the world contaminates. The result? Much of humanity walks through life as misshapen copies of society’s expectations, rather than as the free sons and daughters of God. Jesus himself healed a blind man who, at first, looked up and said, “I see men as trees, walking.” (Mark 8:24). Isn’t that what happens to us under false molds? We see dimly, distorted, stumbling through life as shadows of what we were meant to be. Refining Fire Saint Germain uses the image of refining precious metals: heat must be applied, impurities separated, dross skimmed away. So it is with the alchemy of the soul. To be free of the mold’s corruption, we must pass through the fire of divine refinement. Malachi 3:3 speaks of God as one who “shall sit as a refiner and purifier of silver.” The fire is not to destroy us, but to restore us to our original brilliance. The Mowlde of the World Saint Germain warns us of the toxic “mowlde” that masquerades as culture — literature that corrupts, media that degrades, voices that undermine truth. Freedom of the press, he says, was not meant to be license for confusion and propaganda, but a channel for Light to elevate humanity. Paul put it directly: “Be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind.” (Romans 12:2). To break the mold, we must renew, refine, and realign with God’s design. America and the Call to Freedom Now Germain speaks passionately about America — the dream of freedom, the sacrifice of her sons and daughters, and the noble destiny she carries. But he warns that unless the mold of mediocrity and corruption is broken, even nations lose their way. The mold shapes not only individuals, but societies. And alchemy, rightly applied, is meant to transmute both. Fashioned by Faith Yet he doesn’t leave us in despair. He reminds us that we are linked to the pioneers of Spirit, those who climbed before us and left a rope of faith dangling down the mountain. If we grasp it, we too can be fashioned in a purer mold — one made by God, not by man. “Those linked to the lifeline of these spiritual pioneers are given greater guidance, for the elder brothers of the race lovingly extend to them the freedom of the ages as a gift of faith.” And faith, as Hebrews 11:1 tells us, “is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” It reshapes us according to heaven’s pattern. The Invitation What mold are you living in? Is it the mold of culture, fear, or compromise? Or is it the mold of your divine design? Saint Germain urges us to break free of the false molds, to step into the refiner’s fire, and to let God remold us in the image of freedom, purpose, and radiant Light. Because the world doesn’t need more conformists. It needs alchemists of the Spirit — those willing to be reshaped into their true, eternal pattern. 📚 Excerpt inspired by Studies in Alchemy: The Science of Self-Transformation by Saint Germain, published by the Summit Lighthouse. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thefellowshipchronicles.substack.com/subscribe

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