Arcturus, Blessed Being Bright

Decree 50.05 given 144 times Total time 66:53 min.

In 1964 the Ascended Master Jesus Christ inaugurated the "Watch With Me" Jesus' Vigil of the Hours--a worldwide service of prayers, affirmations and hymns for the protection of the Christ consciousness in every son and daughter of God. This service commemorates the vigil the Master kept alone in the Garden of Gethsemane when he said, "Could ye not watch with me one hour?" The Lord Jesus has called students of the Ascended Masters to give the Watch individually or in group action once a week, at the same time each week, so that at every hour of the day and night someone somewhere is keeping the vigil. In a dictation given October 4, 1987, Jesus asked us to renew this commitment. He promised, "I shall be in your midst, beloved, as you give this prayer service in my name weekly" (see 1987 PoW, pp. 494-95). On this recording Elizabeth Clare Prophet with disciples of Jesus join you in full voice as you give your Watch each week. The choir and musical accompaniment will enable you to participate in the singing of the hymns of praise that form a part of the service.  

2 CD Set of decrees and songs covering the seven rays with 48-page color booklet. Decrees are beginner pace.

The bodhisattva Avalokitesvara has been venerated in China as Kuan Yin in thirty-three distinct forms. These DVDs contain the unique teachings and mantras of these manifestations, which Elizabeth Clare Prophet says " represent the thirty-three steps." She explains how to use these mantras for spiritual healing, transmuting troublesome habits, and resolving personal and planetary problems. Also includes the lecture: " The Cross of Divine Love and the Not-Self." Free bonus audio CD All thirty-three mantras for use in your spiritual practice.

• Disc1: Thirty-Three Manifestations Part 1 120 min.
• Disc2: Thirty-Three Manifestations Part 2 87 min.
• Disc3: The Cross of Divine Love and the Not-Self 60 min.
• Disc4:Thirty-Three Mantras of the Thirty-Three Manifestations 75 min.