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Thomas Printz’ Private Bulletin
A weekly Release of Esoteric Teachings
Volume 14, No. 11 June 13, 1965
Beloved Chelas:
Let us take for our lesson this week the activity of courtesy. Thinking upon this you will find that respect for another’s way of living and feelings ensues, for we know that lifestream is endowed, as you are, with free will.
When the chela, aware of the Divine Alchemy embodied in the use of the Sacred Fire of Transmutation, encounters negative qualities expressing in another lifestream, the courteous manner in which to handle the imperfect expressions is through calling to the Individualized "I AM" Presence of that expression for the purification of the individual and the replacement with Perfection for the imperfect causes and cores which are manifesting.
In this manner, the chela, too, who naturally makes the call through the Directing Intelligence of his own lifestream, does not tie into the imperfection or distress of any kind, and thus he, too, is the beneficiary of Perfection. There is no resulting antagonism from the individual who requires assistance, which the chela would have to handle were he to bring attention to a negative quality acting within or through another.
The Cosmic and Ascended Beings, as we have brought to your attention over and over again, see only the Light within the unascended mankind and have respect for that light. When I make the statement that we 'see only the Light' I mean respect for that Light, for while we must be aware of the expressions of imperfection in the world of form in order to render the greatest assistance to the evolution of the Planet and her peoples, we hold always the Divine Concept for the individual or individuals.
The more you 'practice the Presence' of seeing only the Perfection in any condition, the more rapidly do you BECOME the Presence of God in action. We realize, of course, that the individual chelas has yet to clear away some remaining debris in his own lifestream, but 'practicing the Presence' is the activity which illumined chelas should make their way of life, and the ensuing buoyancy and happiness which shall ensue, will be worth any and every effort to do so.
Love and Blessings,
THE MAHA CHOHAN