Examples of Ascended Masters
The history of ascension predates Christianity, indeed extending back for thousands of years, yet the story of Jesus (Jeshua ben Joseph) is one of the most widely known stories of ascension. In the Bible when Mary Magdalene wants to reach out and touch her Master at the tomb, Jesus says "Touch me not, for I have not yet ascended to my Father". In the final stages of ascension, the process has been described as apparently so delicate, that even the touch of someone who still holds the concepts of limitation and separation, is enough to hold the ascension process back. And one does not have to die in order to ascend. The fact that Jesus was said to have died, then resurrected, then ascended, has led some people to believe that this must be the case for everyone, including themselves.
Other individuals with stories of ascension include:
Mary (Mother of Jesus) - When Mary chose to ascend, one story says that she gathered up disciples around her to witness the event, and then she "consumed" herself. The description was rather like "imploding", like a star collapsing upon itself. This has been described has one way of ascending - others ascensions have been described as an "explosion" of energy radiating outwards, such as Jesus.
Mohhamed - The famous
prophet of Islam is said to have ascended at the site of the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem.
St. Germain - Known as the the "Comte de St. Germain", and as the "Wonderman of Europe", St. Germain was known to appear and disappear at will. His skills included alchemy, music, politics, healing, prophecy, and being able to write simultaneously with both hands. Various accounts of witnesses claiming to have contact with St. Germain would have his lifespan to be over 300 hundred years and counting.
El Morya
Kuthumi
Kuan Yin
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