CHAPTER FOURTEEN MASTER AND HIS
MISSION MASTER SOULS come
into the world out of sheer compassion for suffering
humanity. Come unto me, all
ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I
will give you rest. MATTHEW 11:28 They have of
necessity to put on the physical raiment, full of impurity
as it is, because they have to work on the physical plane
among human beings. God clothed
Himself in vile man's flesh, that so He might be weak
enough to suffer woe. JOHN DONNE The way in which
they come into and go out of the world is, however,
quite different from ours. They come and go of their
own free will; while we do so under the irresistible force
of karmic pressure, just as a prisoner would enter a
prison under a sentence of penal servitude. They come for the
benefit of mankind - to grant the Life Impulse to
such embodied souls as yearn for Life. Disembodied and
eternally free, they come as Saviours of souls. They that are
whole have no need of the physician, but they that are
sick. I came not to call the
righteous, but sinners to repentance. MARK 2:17 Birth and death
affect them not, for they come as Saviours for
the sinners. By transmitting their own life
energy, they transform the disciples into
Saints. A Master Soul is
the greatest benefactor on earth. His work is of the
highest order. He comes to liberate the souls from the
vast prison-house of mind and matter, so that he may take
the exiles back to their glorious home and restore them
to their rich heritage. A kindly soul may direct the
prison warden to provide delicious food for the prisoners
under his charge. Another may grant the boon of
delicacies to them. A third may order for them good clothing
and lodging and so on. Each of them no doubt may
do something to ameliorate their lot for the time being. But if someone
were to throw open the prison gate and ask them to
escape the squalor and misery of the jail, his work
would naturally be counted as one far excelling the
works of others. This is exactly
the nature of the work of a Master Soul. He reveals
to us the Lost Kingdom, and restores us to Paradise
from which Adam and, through him, his progeny were
driven out for the original disobedience to God's
Commandment. Man had an ignoble
fall from the Garden of Eden, and none could
restore him to the good grace of the Father and bring
about reconciliation except the Son of Man. He takes
upon himself the vicarious responsibility for
the sins of man, purifies him of all ignominy and by a
transfusion of his own Life Impulse makes him arise into cosmic awareness and gain everlasting life. He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life. JOHN 3:36 |