Serapis Bey

Serapis Bey

Serapis Bey is the Chohan of the Fourth ray, the white ray. Some of these qualities are purity, discipline, joy, hope and excellence. Serapis works with students to help them develop these traits and gain mastery in the Stuitchakra and gradually and safely raise the Kundalini fire stored in that chakra. He is a great worshipper of the Divine Mother and of her Light and fire in all people (light bearers). He is sometimes called the disciplinarian or order-keeper because he is determined to rescue people from their self-indulgence and lead them to their ascension through the most efficient path. Serapis can prepare people to receive the gift of the Holy Spirit, namely, bringing about miracles.

Incarnation
More than 11,500 years ago, Serapis was incarnated as a High Priest in the Temple of Ascension on Atlantis. Serapis lived for many incarnations along the Nile and as the Egyptian pharaoh Amenhotep III, (approx.1417-1379 B.C.) built the temple in Luxor. This was built in the likeness of the human body. Detailed studies of this structure have shown that the entire temple depicts many secret functions of organs and the nervous system. His most famous incarnation was as Leonidas, the great warrior who led the Spartans in the famous battle of Thermopylae in Greece. In a heroic battle in about 480 BCE, he fought to the last man with only 300 soldiers against the great Persian army of Xerxes.

Retreat Stay
Serapis made his ascension around 400 B.C. His ethereal Retreat residence is located above Luxor in Egypt. The ascended master Serapis Bey is the hierarch of the Temple of Ascension (Ascension Temple) in Luxor, Egypt. He trains candidates for ascension there. In the 19th century, Serapis Bey worked closely with El Morya, Koothumi, Djwal Kul and other masters to found the Theosophical Movement.

In 1967, the ascended master Serapis dictated the book 'File on the Ascension, the story of the soul's accelleration into Higher Consciousness on the Path of Initiation" to messenger Mark Prophet. In this book, Serapis provides profound answers to the questions of life after death. He describes step by step how we should follow the initiates of East and West, including Jesus Christ. They were once candidates in the Mystery School of Luxor and had to submit to the initiations of the Sphinx and the Pyramid. Moreover, he teaches how we should live life to the fullest in the here and now and how to consciously rise higher, up to the eternal home of the soul.