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The
Masters Hilarion and Djwhal Khul
by Aart Jurrianse
The Master Hilarion (H) is already
very well known in the Christian
world as Paul of Tarsus or St Paul,
the author of a large part of the New
Testament. In more modern times he
has also been responsible for a small
treatise well received in esoteric
circles — Light on the Path. He is
also the Master stimulating all
psychic research groups, and it was
through him and his pupils that the
Spiritualistic Movement was
initiated.
Master H assists those endeavouring
to develop the intuition, and also
those trying to penetrate the etheric
web in order to serve their fellow
men. He will, however, not be
concerned with those purely
interested in psychic phenomena for
the sake of sensation and its
emotional effects. Neither will he
help those who seek material or
selfish advantage by contacting the
astral images of those who have
passed over — these individuals are
literally playing with fire! He will,
however, assist psychics of higher
order, who seek to develop their
faculties on behalf of their group or
the world at large, to obtain those
messages and pictures from the
etheric world that will serve some
constructive purpose. Such contacts
with those on higher etheric levels
may actually prove of considerable
benefit to mankind, and will
certainly contribute to dissipating
the fear of death.
Master Hilarion is also relieving the
Master Jesus by taking over the
training of many of the Sixth Ray
disciples, thus enabling Master J to
concentrate on his major work
concerned with world religion.
Master H works with the Fifth Ray of
Concrete Knowledge and Science. In
physical form he has a Cretan body,
although much of his time is also
spent in Egypt and America, where
several aspects of his work are
focused. A Master may avail himself
of a physical cloak for particular
purposes or ready contact with his
disciples, but his influence will
certainly not remain limited to the
geographic region where he normally
operates in his assumed body.
Although he works through this
visible and tangible channel, he may,
whenever required, instantly transfer
both his abstract mind and his
vehicle of expression, through
etheric channels, to function
immediately anywhere else in the
world where his attention or presence
may be needed. This is a procedure
closely paralleling telepathic
communication. Thus, although Master
H might be physically focused in
Egypt, he could be of instant
assistance to a disciple or group, in
whatever other country they might
find themselves.
Master Hilarion is also responsible
for inspiring many of the modern
scientific ‘discoveries’ which are
making science and mankind aware of
the etheric worlds. The veils which
for aeons have obscured the vision of
many outstanding thinkers and
scientists are now at long last
rapidly being torn away, thus opening
up vast new fields of investigation.
Master Djwhal Khul (DK)
The last of the Masters to be dealt
with here is DK, often affectionately
referred to by his disciples as "The
Tibetan". He is one of the ‘youngest’
of the Masters, only having attained
his qualifying fifth initiation as
recently as 1875. In human reckoning
a century is considerably more than
an average span of life, but with
immortal entities, no longer limited
by transitory material conditions,
man’s concept of time falls away, and
the accent is merely placed on the
sequence of events and their relative
importance in the unfoldment of the
Plan. At any rate, in hierarchical
terms DK is still one of the younger
Masters but, as far as can be judged,
he appears to be one of the very
active members. This impression is
probably gained because his
activities are so closely concerned
with human unfoldment in general, and
more particularly with a number of
disciples at present in incarnation.
There must obviously be many other
hard-working Masters, but whose
interests are focused in other
directions, and whose functions
consequently do not immediately
strike human attention.
He acquired the epithet of ‘The
Tibetan’, because at the time of his
fifth initiation he was a Tibetan
abbot, which is the form he still
assumes whenever there is occasion
for his physical manifestation.
DK functions on the Second Ray of
Love-Wisdom — the teaching Ray —
under the direction and inspiration
of KH, whom he still regards as his
Master, although the Tibetan in his
own right is already in full charge
of his own group. As mentioned in a
previous article, DK has taken over
the training of a number of disciples
from both Koot Hoomi and Morya, to
relieve them for more important work.
One of the Tibetan’s first major
tasks as a teacher of humanity was to
inspire and guide Mme H.P. Blavatsky,
nearly a century ago, with the
writing of that outstanding esoteric
work, The Secret Doctrine, which
subsequently formed the basis of the
Theosophic Movement.
In 1919 he approached Alice A. Bailey
(AAB) and persuaded her to act as his
amanuensis, for releasing to the
world a later phase of his teachings.
In the course of the following 30
years she put to paper, from his
telepathic dictation, 18 volumes,
containing nearly 10,000 pages of
text. Shortly after having completed
this valuable series, AAB passed on,
in 1949.
This set of books by AAB must be
considered as the most comprehensive
treatise on the Ageless Wisdom at
present available to man, and it
actually contains so much knowledge
and wisdom, and of such profound
nature, that no ordinary student can
fully absorb and appreciate all they
contain. Thus only dedicated students
can effectively tackle these works,
each individual extracting as much as
his particular stage of development
will allow. What is so fascinating
about these books is that they
provide a progressive source of
revelation for the ever expanding
consciousness; although they contain
a great deal of abstract and abstruse
information, only completely
understandable by a third-degree
initiate, they also contain much that
will be of assistance to the aspirant
in his search for Truth. These
teachings which DK has put at the
disposal of humanity have in fact
been produced on behalf of an inner
hierarchical educational group of
Masters for whom the Tibetan is
acting as executive secretary.
Blavatsky’s work (1875-90) may be
regarded as the first phase of DK’s
teachings, and the Bailey Books
(1919-49) as the second phase.
According to his plans, a third and
final phase will be produced by an
initiate who will again be working
under the Tibetan’s impression.
As will be apparent from the work
produced by these secretaries,
working under his telepathic
impression, the Tibetan must himself
be a very profound student. But apart
from these academic achievements, he
is also deeply interested in
practical healing and, unknown and
unseen, he will often stand behind
doctors, surgeons and dedicated men
of research in their laboratories,
impressing their minds with new ideas
and clearer vision, or guiding their
hands with the skilful handling of
the scalpel. This healing work,
bringing relief and solace to large
numbers who are daily suffering
physical, emotional and mental agony,
is constantly engaging his attention.
In addition he is also concerned with
world-wide philanthropic movements,
such as the Red Cross and other
welfare groups caring for the needy.
He thus supports all those who seek
to heal, to relieve pain and
suffering, and also those who work
towards goodwill and improved human
relationships.
Aart Jurriaanse, wrote a number of
compilations from the books of Alice
A. Bailey. Among these are: Of
Life and other worlds; Prophecies;
Ponder on this; Serving Humanity; The
Soul; The Quality of Life; and he
is also the author of Bridges
which is a Commentary on these
teachings.
Return to Directory of articles by Aart
Jurriaanse
From the work of AAB
Updated: Sex &
the Disciple + New:
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"Love is an active force which
transforms. Love which does not act
is hardly love at all. Love in action
is the essence of love. It is an
ability to love the world and all
that is in it which is the capacity
of Maitreya. The deepest desire of
the heart of the One who can do that
is to unify all. He looks into the
world and sees 5.6 billion people:
suffering, striving, competing, all
the different actions, some positive,
some deeply negative. He sees all of
that and His urge, His deepest
desire, the outflow of His spiritual
heart's need, is to bring all of that
together, to unify it all." Benjamin
Creme, in Maitreya's Mission Vol.
III
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