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The Teachings of Saint Germain for The Golden Age
The Golden Spiral Staircase presents, the Teachings of Beloved Ascended Master Saint Germain. These are audio recordings that Saint Germain and other Ascended Masters have shared with a group of students based in Jackson Hole WY, since 2020. Through Their Messenger, Mary Raymakers, these spiritual teachings are lovingly offered as a path to self mastery and freedom. These are the wisdom teachings that offer a staircase to climb into the heights of your own Great God-Self, the I AM Presence. As each and every one of us walk this upward spiral, unlocking the keys of our divinity together, we bring into Earth The Great Golden Age.
The Teachings of Saint Germain for The Golden Age
How To Become a God or Goddess
Saint Germain introduces in this episode one of the central tenets to his teachings for the Golden Age. You are a God or Goddess in the making. He describes that we are all made in the image and likeness of God, which means, that we possess the same qualities of God, love, kindness, compassion, healing, wisdom and so forth. Everyone has specific God-qualities that they are here to master, and getting in touch with those is how you become a God or Goddess. Saint Germain teaches how to catch yourself in the ego, and how to know when you're not in your God-Self.
The discussion also touches on the concept of duality in the human belief systems, the prophecy of a Golden Age where evil is removed, and Earth's destiny to become a Freedom Star, complementing Venus as the Love Star. Saint Germain emphasizes the importance of getting to know our God and Goddess qualities, which will also raise the planet's vibration and lift Earth into the Golden Age.
Dictated Aug. 5th 2021.
Follow Up Prompts:
- Meditate on and identify the specific quality or aspect of the divine that most resonates with you.
- Observe your thoughts and behaviors, and consciously choose to operate from your "god or goddess" self rather than your ego.
- Approach interactions with others with curiosity and compassion, seeing them as "gods and goddesses in the making."