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the Way” which would appear four times a year among other articles and various news and reports) It was S. whom She had, years before, chosen and that He, through Her had elected, as Her writer, author and communicator, particularly for a Western public, who would be able to render accessible without diminishing it Their yoga of unification and transformation and its relevance in the present times and importance for the future of the earth. Along those years, just as She had done for so many of Her disciples, She had trained and guided him to turn to the surest sources of the highest inspiration and he had thus developed his capacity of invocation in Her presence. Many amongst the new arrivals had been marked and oriented through the reading one of his books and on his part he had welcomed with a fraternal empathy these singular, odd newcomers who were at times a little lost, confused or quite passably unconventional. It was to Her scribe too that She had elucidated and clarified a number of founding traits and aspects of Her city to be built – beginning in the hearts and the consciousnesses.

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The second and third questions burning him were concerned with how he could and must continue to serve: must he pursue the discipline of writing so as to reach out to more seeking souls and better and further communicate the urgency of a change of consciousness for the earth? And must he, or would he be able to, follow in Her footsteps in the yoga of the body?

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