Mother Mary is the archeia (female archangel) of the fifth ray and the twin flame of Archangel Rafael.

Atlantis
Although she is an archangel, Mary has also had physical lives. In the early days of Atlantis, she served in the Temple of Healing, where she herded the flame and studied the art of healing and the skill required for precipitation. During that time, she developed great concentration and dedication to the immaculate concept. It was primarily her awareness and momentum that maintained the flame in the temple and extended its influence throughout Atlantis. The purity of her heart flame and devotion radiated from her face and was evident to all who visited the Temple regularly. She remained a Temple virgin throughout that incarnation.

Mother of King David
In the days of the prophet Samuel, Mary was called to become the wife of Jesse and the mother of his eight sons. Mary again fulfilled her role of the Mother Ray - Ma-ray. In this incarnation of her soul on earth, Mary glorified in the first seven sons of Jesse the light of the seven rays of the Christ. But in the youngest, David, she glorified not only the completeness of all the virtues of the prism of the Lord, but also the majesty and mastery of the eighth ray, which David demonstrated in his reign and praised in his psalms.

David himself reincarnated as Jesus, and so in the psalms the Israelites resort to the teachings of the one who achieved Christ-mastery, while non-Jews also ponder the meditations of the Savior, all striving for the same goal set down by him known as both the King of Israel and of the New Jerusalem. And it is no surprise that today, in the Cenaculum overlooking Jerusalem, Christians pray in the Upper Room in the place where Jesus and the disciples celebrated the Last Supper, where Christ appeared after his resurrection, and where the descent of the Holy Spirit took place. And in the lower part of the same house, there is a temple where the Jews prayed at the tomb of David. Nor is it a surprise to those who praise her name that Mary is the Mother of both the Jewish and Christian dispensations.

Mother of Jesus
In her final incarnation, Mary, chosen by God, came under the direction of the hierarchy to give birth to Jesus the Christ, who would demonstrate the laws of alchemy and the victory every human being must achieve over sin, disease and death. In her early childhood, she was placed in a temple where she received training in the science of the immaculate concept. Her twin flame, Archangel Rafael, along with the members of the angelic shepherds and the God and Goddess Meru, assisted her in her development of the Mother Principle so that her consciousness could be a womb for the seed of the Christ.

During her childhood, she focused her outer consciousness both on those momentums she had developed long ago in Atlantis and on the inner levels before she came into incarnation. While Mary was still a young girl, Joseph (an incarnation of Saint Germain) was sent as guardian and protector of Mary and Jesus. Together, the three members of the Holy Family formed the triple flame that was the basis not only for their family unity, but also for the entire Christian dispensation.

Thousands of years before she came into incarnation, Mary invoked the momentum of the fifth ray and studied how to hold the perfect image, or blueprint, of the Christ and of the specific precipitation that the moment required - a flower, a temple, a flame, a work of art or an entire civilization. Whatever the precipitation, there must be a stream of life dedicated to its manifestation, visualizing its parts, and through whose consciousness flows the animating power of the Holy Spirit to give it form and life. This is the activity of the representative of the feminine ray of the Motherhood of the Godhead. Mary fulfilled that role for Jesus, and therefore through her consciousness came the purity and power and love that enabled him to fulfill his mission.

During the last three years of his service, after his return from the Far East - where he studied in the Himalayas under Lord Maitreya, his guru - Jesus entered public life. That period was a great test for Mary, and only her momentum on the fifth ray enabled her to hold the matrix of victory to the end. After Jesus' ascension, she gathered the disciples and friends and formed a colony in Bethany, where they met to receive instructions from their Lord.

Her ascension
St. John of Damascus describes how Mary, at the conclusion of this grand incarnation of service and consecration, made her ascension from a tomb in which the apostles had placed her body after her passing. When they opened the tomb three days later, they found only 12 white lilies.
After her ascension, Mary was appointed to represent the World Mother, with the title of Queen of Heaven for the Christian dispensation. Although all female ascended masters hold the flame for the World Mother as her representatives, we think of Mary as the archetype of Motherhood, the Mother of Mothers.

Marian apparitions
The ascension of Mary is celebrated on Aug. 15. Since her ascension, Mother Mary has appeared all over the world, performing many miracles of healing. She paved the way for these apparitions in the later years of her final incarnation, when she visited various places around the world, accompanied by John the Beloved and five others. They went first to the retreat in Luxor, Egypt, and then on a boat trip to the island of Crete across the Mediterranean, through the Strait of Gibraltar, stopping at Fátima in Portugal, Lourdes in southern France, Glastonbury in the British Isles and Ireland. In all these places Mary and those who were with her left foci of the fifth ray, established the flame of science, healing and precipitation, and prepared the way for those who would come after her to strengthen Christ-consciousness.

The Age of the Mother
The Aquarian Age is the age of the Mother and the Holy Spirit. It is the age designed to experience and express the Mother aspect of God. When we learn to understand this aspect of God, it can release the creative feminine energy in us, both male and female - the energy of beauty and creativity, intuition and inspiration.
The concept of God as Mother is not new in Eastern spirituality. The Hindus meditate on Mother as the Goddess Kundalini, describing her as the white light, or coiled serpent rising from the base of the spine to the crown, activating levels of spiritual consciousness in each of the chakras (spiritual centers) wherever that light passes through along the way. Whether we are male or female, the intention is to allow this sacred light of our deepest being that slumbers within us to rise. The key to unlocking this energy, the Kundalini, is the worship of the Mother Principle.
Raising the Mother Light is also part of Western tradition. Therefore, Mother Mary appeared to various saints with the safe and sound method of raising the Mother Light by giving the Hail Mary and the Rosary. The saints are depicted with a white light, or halo, around their heads because they have risen the Kundalini, opening their crown chakra. They entered into the rapture of God. The great Christian mystics such as St. John of the Cross, St. Therese of Lisieux and Padre Pio all had this inner experience - so filled with the divine passion, the rapture of the Beloved, that it is beyond all comprehension.

The Hail Mary
As we enter this new era, Mother Mary has released a New Age Hail Mary and a New Age Rosary. Mary has asked us, when we give the Hail Mary, to declare that we are sons and daughters of God rather than sinners. She also asks us to affirm our victory over sin, sickness and death.

Hail, Mary, full of grace
the Lord is with thee.
Blessed art thou among women
and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus.

Holy Mary, Mother of God,
Pray for us, sons and daughters of God,
Now and at the hour of our victory
Over sin, disease and death.

Hail Mary, full of grace
the Lord is with you.
Thou art the blessed one among women
And blessed is Jesus the fruit of thy womb.

Holy Mary, Mother of God,
Pray for us, sons and daughters of God,
Now and in the hour of our victory
About sin, sickness and death.

The impact of Mother Mary's service and her mediation in all centuries is almost impossible to estimate. She urges us to fast and pray and give the rosary. Mother Mary said:

"I therefore grant you access through the rosary - through the rosary - to my causal body, to the attainment at those fourteen stations that I have acquired throughout my long spiritual history.

Therefore, I give you the opportunity to receive that power and attainment that God has given me as my great Teacher. And because I am His handmaid, I transfer this to you, that it may come close to the physical world and the physical problem, through your own physical body and heart. "1

The immaculate concept Mother Mary is one of the great teachers of humanity. She teaches us in the science of the immaculate concept, the pure concept, or the image of the soul in the mind of God. The immaculate concept is any pure thought held by one part of life for and another part of life, and it is an essential ingredient for any alchemical experiment. Without it, it will not succeed. The ability to hold the image of the perfect pattern to be precipitated, to see the vision of a complete project, to draw a mental picture and keep it and fill it in with light and love and joy - these are the sleute

Retreat stays
The temple of Archangel Raphael and Mother Mary is located in the ethereal region above Fátima, Portugal. Mother Mary also serves with Jesus in the Temple of the Resurrection over the Holy Land. Mary blue, the color we associate with Mother Mary's love, is almost aqua - blue tinged with a little green - and through this radiates her devotion to healing to all who ask for her assistance. Her scent and flower is the lily of the valley, and the piece of music that holds the key to her presence is the Ave Maria by Schubert.2 3

Resources
1. Mother Mary, "To Prick the Conscience of the Nations," Pearls of Wisdom, vol. 27, no. 48, September 30, 1984.
2. Mark L. Prophet and Elizabeth Clare Prophet, The Masters and Their Retreats, pp. 211-217
3. TSL Encyclopedia: Mary, the mother of Jesus