Introduction - The Great White Brotherhood

The photo above is reminiscent of a painting I once did for a lovely lady named Lucy.  She had seen what is called the "Brotherhood of Light" and asked me to paint for her.  She had some health issues and would often sit in her home day after day and stare at the painting.  I didn't see what she did, but when I painted it, the photo above is what it looked like.  White streaks of paint, blended together representing the brothers and sisters of The Great White Brotherhood.

The Brotherhood is the group of beings I once was approached by during conversations with Michael.  I've written that part in my book Another Part of Me, and I've spoken about them previously on the blog.  What I want you to know today is that these brothers are now more active on this planet then they have ever been.  I'm posting a summary taken from Wikipedia below, because I think it explains more about this group and their history than I can.

The main purpose of this group is to help humanity in guiding our spiritual development.  I've mentioned St Germain.  He is an ascended master and one that has given me instruction from this group.  There are many others.  

You may also note on the cover of my book, Another Part of Me, that there are planets present.  Earth and it's people are not the only life forms in our universe.  We have many beings that are far more advanced than the human race.  Some come to the earth plane to help us advance ourselves.  These helpers would include The Great White Brotherhood, The Brotherhood of Melchizedek, and The Brotherhood of Light.  I don't think I need to mention the angelic realm and the legion of angels also included in helping humanity.  The archangel Michael and legions beneath the archangel Zadkiel, both protect and help transform our planet.

Here is the summary from Wikipedia:

The Great White Brotherhood, in belief systems akin to Theosophical and New Age, are said to be supernatural beings of great power who spread spiritual teachings through selected humans.[1] The members of the Brotherhood may be known as the Masters of the Ancient Wisdom or the Ascended Masters.[1] The first person in talking about them was Helena Petrovna Blavatsky (Theosophy), and after her other people claimed to have received messages from these beings. Such were Aleister Crowley (Thelema), Alice A. Bailey (New Group of World Servers), Guy Ballard ("I AM" Activity), Geraldine Innocente (The Bridge to Freedom), Elizabeth Clare Prophet (Church Universal and Triumphant) and Benjamin Creme (Share International).[1] Machaelle Small Wright has written extensively about the "White Brotherhood" and her communication and work with them.[2]

History[edit]

The idea of a secret organization of enlightened mystics, guiding the spiritual development of the human race, was pioneered in the late eighteenth century by Karl von Eckartshausen in his book The Cloud upon the Sanctuary; Eckartshausen called this body of mystics, who remained active after their physical deaths on earth, the Council of Light.[3][4] Eckartshausen's proposed communion of living and dead mystics, in turn, drew partially on Christian ideas such as the Communion of the Saints, and partially on previously circulating European ideas about secret societies of enlightened, mystical, or magic adepts typified by the Rosicrucians and the Illuminati.[5]

The Mahatma Letters began publication in 1881 with information purportedly revealed by "Koot Hoomi" to Alfred Percy Sinnett, and were also influential on the early development of the tradition.

Koot Hoomi, through Sinnett, revealed that high ranking members of mystic organizations in India and Tibet were able to maintain regular telepathic contact with one another, and thus were able to communicate to each other, and also to Sinnett, without the need for either written or oral communications, and in a manner similar to the way that spirit mediums claimed to communicate with the spirits of the dead.

The letters published by Sinnett, which proposed the controversial doctrine of reincarnation, were said to have been revealed through this means.[6]

Eckartshausen's idea was expanded in the teachings of Helena P. Blavatsky as developed by Charles W. Leadbeater, Alice Bailey and Helena Roerich. Blavatsky, founder of the Theosophical Society, attributed her teachings to just such a body of adepts; in Isis Unveiled, she called the revealers of her teachings the "Masters of the Hidden Brotherhood" or the "Mahatmas". Blavatsky claimed that she had made physical contact with these adepts' earthly representatives in Tibet; but also, that she continued to receive teachings from them through psychic channels, through her abilities of spirit mediumship.[7]