March 2 Through March 31, 2003

“Amidst the struggles of life, thoughts of the beautiful lead to brotherhood and the Teacher.” Thoughts about the Beautiful lead to the Teacher.  Even in the most difficult hours, thoughts about the Beautiful will create the best bridge to Brotherhood. ... Amidst the grievous struggles remember the Beautiful.  It can be a panacea for the heart of the toiler. Know that this advice is give not only to you; in Our Abode it is also applied. Everyone has his dangers and sorrows, but it is a joy to know there is one protecting remedy for all.  Supermundane I #135 p.215-216

April 1 Through April 30, 2003

“Beauty in any of its greater forms dimly conveys the ritual of Sanat Kumara’s daily living.” Does it mean anything to you when I say that the ceremonial ritual of the daily life of Sanat Kumara, implemented by music and sound and carried on the waves of color which break upon the shores of the three worlds of human evolution, reveal—in the clearest notes and tones and shades—the deepest secret behind His purpose?  It scarcely makes sense to you and is dismissed as a piece of symbolic writing, used by me in order to convey the unconveyable.  Yet I am not here writing in symbols, but am making an exact statement of fact.  As beauty in any of its greater forms breaks upon the human consciousness, a dim sense is thereby conveyed of the ritual of Sanat Kumara's daily living.

Rays and Initiations  P. 246-247

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