"Be a sending and receiving station. Be a beacon in the night. Be a pillar of fire and a lighthouse on the rock! Many have need of your heart’s love.

"I call you to the role of angel, of Ascended Master and of teacher. I call you, beloved. For I present to you another vision, not that which you see on television as role models of glamour pass before you, as the soap operas play on and on out of the astral realm, those patterns insidiously entering the lives of many [who, by their attention on them,] are consigned to such a narrow band of this physical octave, such a narrow [space between] top and bottom.

"Consciousness is narrow on this platform called planet earth. Have none of it! Expand into the third and fourth dimensions, beloved. Move in the earth as you are in what you are: the Great God Self in the process of merging with your soul, your soul in the process of becoming the bride of the Lamb.

"Think big, beloved! Your Causal Body is vast, yet you use but a trickle of it. Your Mighty I AM Presence is all the Power, all the Wisdom, all the Love of a cosmos, yet somehow [your] threefold flame does not grow proportionately. It will in answer to your call but you must have the vision! You must have the understanding of just how mighty is the Lord and how much of that Lord can manifest through you daily.

" . . . We have spoken of souls caught on the astral plane. Let us speak of souls in embodiment who yet live in the astral consciousness that is spewed out to them through the television and the low-grade music that is played upon this planet. There are individuals moving about this city who are so caught [and so caught up] in the astral plane that they cannot in any way recognize or feel the vibration of Ascended Masters and angels in their midst.

"We would rescue them but they are in a state of fascination, fascination with the baubles and trinkets of the astral plane and the voices that 'mutter and peep' and offer their statements though they do not have the qualifications of Ascended Masters. And thus if you could combine all of the voices that might be heard speaking from out that astral plane attempting to influence you, beloved, it would sound as a roar and as a din. And you would find that all of them cancel each other out, whereas the voice of the Son of God within your own heart is sufficient unto you."

"One of the ways the negative patterns of the fallen angels are reinforced (or re-created) by the mass consciousness is through the replaying of old movies. Projected on the screen—and the screen of people’s consciousness—are the bigger-than-life images of the 'stars,' in many cases fallen angels. Hence, the fallen stars are, in effect, kept alive and immortalized by people who worship them still and give them their attention and therefore their precious energy. As Godfré Ray King used to say, 'Where your attention goes, there goes your energy.'

' Nothing good comes out of the psychic.' Godfré Ray King, in his book The Magic Presence, records the following teaching from Saint Germain: 'People are entertained, fascinated, and self-hypnotized by the various conditions of the psychic world, but I tell you . . . there is nothing good nor permanent within the psychic stratum. It is as dangerous as quicksand, and just as undependable . . . .The desire for and fascination [with] psychic phenomena . . . holds the attention of the personality away from the acknowledgment, the constant adoration, the continual communion, and the permanent acceptance of the individual’s Mighty I AM Presence. Attention to the activities of the psychic plane depletes the personal self of the energy and the ability required to reach to the God Source and anchor there permanently. I tell you eternal Truth when I say that nothing of the Christ comes from the psychic realm, regardless of any seeming evidence to the contrary.' See Godfré Ray King, The Magic Presence (Chicago: Saint Germain Press, 1935), pp. 25-26.

To Kill a Mocking Bird

The most beloved Pulitzer Prize book now comes vividly alive on the screen!

Roman Holiday

There are many fine moments in a story that at times seems almost like a daydream, and then it brings the characters back to reality in a moving way. It's not an easy combination to pull off, but here it all fits together very well, to make the kind of classic worth remembering, and one which you can watch and enjoy more than once.

The King and I

Wonderful, glorious colour and Brynner in his finest hour. Musical about a widow who accepts a job as a live-in governess of the King of Siam's children.

Lord of the Rings
series one and two

This is the movie experience. This movie is visually stunning, literally breathtaking. I mean that, some of the scenes in this film simply stopped my lungs in their tracks, shocked at the pure, enveloping beauty of the shot.

The Dead Poets Society

He was their inspiration. He made their lives extraordinary. English professor John Keating inspires his students to a love of poetry and to seize the day.

Stand and Deliver

Based on a true story, this movie follows the lives of a tough, caring teacher and a group of inner city kids. Touching and powerful, this movie is entirely believable, there are no stereotypes, no typecasting, nothing that draws it away from its gripping reality. Even, if the story is great, it's the actors who tell it and boy, did 'Stand and Deliver' have a fantastic group of actors . . .

Howards End

Masterpiece

Hamlet

Olivier's spin on the timeless classic is truly uncanny. His direction (he was Oscar-nominated in the category) and vision are something to behold. The production values are strong. Oliver became the first of only two people presently to direct himself to an Oscar victory (Roberto Benigni duplicated the feat with 1998's "Life Is Beautiful") Saint Germain was embodied as Sir Francis Bacon (1561-1626), author of the Shakespearean plays.

Romeo and Juliet

This film version created by Renato Castellani is a beauty to behold. Saint Germain was embodied as Sir Francis Bacon (1561 - 1626), author of the Shakespearean plays.

In America

Writer/Director Jim Sheridan, (My Left Foot, In the Name of the Father) whose previous films have won two Academy Awards and received a total of 13 Oscar nominations.

Taken from the pages of their own lives, Jim Sheridan and his daughters Naomi and Kirsten tell a touching story of a young immigrant family in New York. In America chronicles the lives of the Johnny (Paddy Considine) and Sarah (Samantha Morton) as they emigrate from Ireland to New York City, with their two young daughters (Sarah and Emily Bolger) in tow, in pursuit of a dream. The family uses ingenuity and sheer strength of will to make the most of their new life. Carried by the girls' youthful hope and faith and the kindness of a stranger, the family finds the heart to live and love again.

In America is a semi-autobiographical story written by Sheridan and his filmmaker daughters Naomi and Kirsten Sheridan. The film stars Samantha Morton, Paddy Considine, Djimon Hounsou and sisters Sarah Bolger and Emma Bolger in her feature film debut.

Stars Fell on Henrietta

a little-known Robert Duvall film about an oil driller during the Great Depression. Some people are optimists. They are always looking for the next opportunity. They expect to do well. They don't worry about failures very much. For them, failures are learning opportunities. These people tend to become entrepreneurs. Despite the fact that most projects fail, these people are not deterred. They are convinced that their next project will be a winner. This movie on this attitude is a good self-test film. It is about a lifetime of dry holes.