Order of St. Michael Study Guide - Magdalene Circle

grail of their heart. As she does this, let them envision the cup filled with golden and rainbow light, andthen envision her removing the sword, and let the Templar envision themselves restoring the grail oftheir heart to its place – let the Templar feel the Divine Love of Our Lady and Our Lord fill them, theboundless compassion of the Messiah.Now let the Templar envision Our Lady holding the sword before her inverted, the pommel to herbrow, and let the Templar take up her blessing chant: Ah Yah Ha Ma, Kallah Messiah, Shekinah Ha-Messiah. As they chant, let the Templar envision her smiling upon them and her image growingbrighter, and let them envision light streaming from her blessing them – their own light-body growingbrighter and brighter. Then, let the Templar envision her dissolving into fluid flowing light, whichgathers on top of their head, as though a crown of light, and then pours down into their heart as theybring the chant to cessation. As this happens, let them envision the Spiritual Sun in the heartexpanding to fill their whole body, and in an instant, as by magic, let them envision themselvestransformed into the image of the Holy Master, the Risen Christ. (The luminous assembly does notdissolve at this point, but only the image of Our Lady dissolves.)The outer robe of the Master is violet light, the inner robe is white brilliance; his face shines likethe sun and there is a great aura of rainbow glory about him.Let them take up the chant of union: Ah Ha Yah Yeshua Messiah, with the conscious intention of a selfofferingas a blessing upon all beings. Let the Templar envision rainbows rays of light streaming forthupon the luminous assembly – blessing all who are present as they chant; then, ceasing from the chant,as the Master, let them invite all beings to the Wedding Feast, that all who desire to receive the Spiritof Truth might partake and be blessed.(If seated, the Templar will stand in this next cycle to go to the altar.)Going to the altar and placing hands over the cup, as the Master let them say, “Ah Ha Yah – I Am, this ismy blood poured out for you – it is Holy Fire, come and drink of it.”And placing their hands over the bread, as the Master let them say, “Ah Ha Yah – I Am, this is my bodybroken for you – it is Supernal Light, come and eat of it.”Then, as the Master, let the Templar break the bread, and taking a piece of the bread let them upliftthe cup – intoning the divine name: IAO-OAI as they dip the bread into the cup, aware of the sacredunity within and behind all that appears, let them eat the bread and drink the wine on behalf of allliving spirits and souls – all sentient beings held in the Sacred Heart of the Master, Our Lord. (Havingdone this, let them envision the luminous assembly dissolving into fluid light and gathered as a singlelight, like a brilliant seed, let them envision it shooting straight into their heart.)Then let the Templar, appearing as the Master, say, “Do this in the Holy Remembrance of the Divine IAM,” and then let them intone: Ya Ha Sha Va Ha, Amin.” (“Amin” is used for the purpose ofintonement.)28