Esoteric Meditations
Explore the rhythms of meditation, study, and group service offered through Shasta Trinity Ashram. Each pathway has a distinct emphasis while participating in one shared field of spiritual service.
World Service Meditation
A weekly group alignment dedicated to the distribution of light, love, goodwill, and right human relations.
According to the Tibetan teacher, Djwhal Khul, group World Service is among the greatest acts of spiritual service. Since this group’s inception in 2007, a weekly World Service vigil has been held with the purpose of transmitting forces of goodwill, right human relations, and right action to humanity and our planet, in alignment with the Divine Plan. For those new to the Ashram’s meditation work, this is a natural place to begin.
Full Moon Meditation
Group meditation cooperating with the cyclic inflow of spiritual energies and their distribution into human consciousness.
At the time of the full moon, group meditation can be used as a conscious means of cooperation with the divine Plan. These monthly gatherings emphasize receptivity, alignment, and the directed distribution of light, love, and the will-to-good into human consciousness.
Redemptive Meditations
Focused meditations supporting the Reappearance of the Christ and the right circulation of resources for hierarchical purposes.
Two weekly redemptive meditations offer an opportunity to link consciously with the New Group of World Servers and the spiritual Hierarchy through focused reflection, visualization, invocation, and service.
Preparation for the Reappearance of the Christ
A reflective meditation upon preparation for the reappearance of the Christ on the physical plane.
Attracting Money for Hierarchical Purposes
A reflective meditation on the right use and circulation of money for hierarchical purposes, visualizing resources as a radiant flow of blessing, provision, and purposeful service.
Group Study
Contemplative study of the Ageless Wisdom as preparation for deeper group service.
The Esoteric Study Group of Shasta Trinity Ashram is presently engaged in a focused exploration of A Treatise on White Magic, written by Alice A. Bailey in collaboration with the Tibetan teacher, Djwhal Khul. At the heart of this work are the Fifteen Rules for Magic, approached as principles to be contemplated, tested, and gradually embodied through meditation, self-observation, group study, and service. The study emphasizes the development of the Soul-infused personality, the distinction between personality desire and Soul purpose, and the increasing capacity of the disciple to become a conscious intermediary between higher impression and intelligent activity upon the physical plane. Its purpose is not simply the accumulation of esoteric knowledge, but the transformation of knowledge into living wisdom and practical service.