Keynote - Revision history

PeterDuffy at 13:04, 31 August 2023

2023-08-31T13:04:34Z

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	\| [[El Morya]]		\| [[El Morya]]
	\| “Pomp and Circumstance,” by Edward Elgar]]		\| “Pomp and Circumstance,” by [[Edward Elgar]]
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	\| [[Archangel Gabriel]]		\| [[Archangel Gabriel]]
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	\| [[Lord Maitreya]]		\| [[Lord Maitreya]]
	\| “Ah, Sweet Mystery of ~~Life”~~		\| “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life,” by Victor Herbert
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	\| [[Archangel Michael]]		\| [[Archangel Michael]]

PeterDuffy at 13:02, 31 August 2023

2023-08-31T13:02:14Z

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	\| [[Casimir Poseidon]]		\| [[Casimir Poseidon]]
	\| “Students can amplify his radiation by playing the music of ~~“Indian~~ Love Call.’”		\| “Students can amplify his radiation by playing the music of ‘Indian Love Call.’”
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	\| [[Clara Louise]]		\| [[Clara Louise]]
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	\| [[El Morya]]		\| [[El Morya]]
	\| “Pomp and ~~Circumstance”~~		\| “Pomp and Circumstance,” by Edward Elgar]]
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	\| [[Archangel Gabriel]]		\| [[Archangel Gabriel]]
	\| Intermezzo from ''Cavalleria Rusticana'', by Pietro Mascagni		\| Intermezzo from ''Cavalleria Rusticana'', by [[Pietro Mascagni]]
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	\| [[Gautama Buddha]]		\| [[Gautama Buddha]]
	\| “Moonlight and Roses.” “The ‘Ode to Joy’ from ~~Beethoven’s~~ Ninth Symphony also gives us direct attunement with the [[Lord of the World]].”		\| “Moonlight and Roses.” “The ‘Ode to Joy’ from [[Beethoven]]’s Ninth Symphony also gives us direct attunement with the [[Lord of the World]].”
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	\| [[Great Divine Director]]		\| [[Great Divine Director]]
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	\| [[Paul the Venetian]]		\| [[Paul the Venetian]]
	\| “I Love You Truly,” by Carrie Jacobs-Bond		\| “I Love You Truly,” by [[Carrie Jacobs-Bond]]
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	\| [[Portia]]		\| [[Portia]]
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	\| [[Saint Germain]]		\| [[Saint Germain]]
	\| Hungarian Rhapsody #15 by Liszt (“Rakoczy March”). Saint Germain: “You have heard in this piece that bears the flame of my heart that very formula of the violet flame.”<ref>Saint Germain, March 15, 1981.</ref>		\| Hungarian Rhapsody #15 by Liszt (“Rakoczy March”). [[Saint Germain]]: “You have heard in this piece that bears the flame of my heart that very formula of the violet flame.”<ref>Saint Germain, March 15, 1981.</ref>
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	\| [[Sanat Kumara]]		\| [[Sanat Kumara]]
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	\| [[Temple of Faith and Protection]]		\| [[Temple of Faith and Protection]]
	\| “Soldiers’ Chorus” from ''Faust'', by Charles Gounod		\| “Soldiers’ Chorus” from ''Faust'', by [[Charles Gounod]]
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	\| [[Temple of Illumination]]		\| [[Temple of Illumination]]
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	\| The ascension flame		\| The ascension flame
	\| “Triumphal March” from ''Aïda'', by Giuseppi Verdi		\| “Triumphal March” from ''Aïda'', by [[Giuseppi Verdi]]
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PeterDuffy at 23:39, 28 December 2022

2022-12-28T23:39:58Z

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	\| [[Temple of Illumination]]		\| [[Temple of Illumination]]
	\| “Golden Days,” by Sigmund Romberg was inspired from this retreat.<ref>Elizabeth Clare Prophet, November 4, 1973.</ref>		\| “Golden Days,” by Sigmund Romberg was inspired from this retreat. “You can feel the desire of the soul in this music to go back to its origin, to its native fire, the etching in fire of its blueprint, and in that fiery core it will discover the feminine ray anchored in Lake Titicaca.”<ref>Elizabeth Clare Prophet, November 4, 1973.</ref>
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	\| [[Temple of Purification]]		\| [[Temple of Purification]]

PeterDuffy at 23:09, 17 September 2022

2022-09-17T23:09:24Z

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	\| [[Holy Amethyst]]		\| [[Holy Amethyst]]
	\| “The Beautiful Blue Danube,” by Johann Strauss		\| “The Beautiful Blue Danube,” by [[Johann Strauss]]
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	\| [[Casimir Poseidon]]		\| [[Casimir Poseidon]]
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	\| [[Elizabeth Clare Prophet]]		\| [[Elizabeth Clare Prophet]]
	\| “Beautiful Dreamer,” by Stephen Foster		\| “Beautiful Dreamer,” by [[Stephen Foster]]
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	\| [[El Morya]]		\| [[El Morya]]
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	\| [[Gautama Buddha]]		\| [[Gautama Buddha]]
	\| “Moonlight and Roses.” “The ‘Ode to Joy’ from Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony also gives us direct attunement with the Lord of the World.”		\| “Moonlight and Roses.” “The ‘Ode to Joy’ from Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony also gives us direct attunement with the [[Lord of the World]].”
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	\| [[Great Divine Director]]		\| [[Great Divine Director]]
	\| “The ‘Rakoczy March,’ by Franz Liszt, was inspired from his causal body.”		\| “The ‘Rakoczy March,’ by [[Franz Liszt]], was inspired from his [[causal body]].”
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	\| [[God Harmony]]		\| [[God Harmony]]
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	\| [[Lanto]]		\| [[Lanto]]
	\| “Meditation on Lord Lanto and his golden lotus flame may be accompanied by the music of ‘Song to the Evening Star’ from ''Tannhäuser'', by Wagner (keynote of the Royal Teton Retreat).”		\| “Meditation on Lord Lanto and his golden lotus flame may be accompanied by the music of ‘Song to the Evening Star’ from ''Tannhäuser'', by [[Wagner]] (keynote of the [[Royal Teton Retreat]]).”
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	\| [[Leto]]		\| [[Leto]]
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	\| [[Archangel Raphael]]		\| [[Archangel Raphael]]
	\| “Whispering Hope,” by Alice Hawthorne. The music of the ''Messiah'' was inspired upon Handel by Raphael.		\| “Whispering Hope,” by Alice Hawthorne. The music of the ''Messiah'' was inspired upon [[Handel]] by Raphael.
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	\| [[Saint Germain]]		\| [[Saint Germain]]
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	\| [[Sanat Kumara]]		\| [[Sanat Kumara]]
	\| ''Finlandia'', by Jan Sibelius		\| ''Finlandia'', by [[Jan Sibelius]]
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	\| [[Seraphim]]		\| [[Seraphim]]
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	\| [[Uriel and Aurora]]		\| [[Uriel and Aurora]]
	\| ~~Brahms’~~ Lullaby. “Uriel and Aurora inspired upon the composer Brahms the lullaby.”		\| [[Brahms]]’ Lullaby. “Uriel and Aurora inspired upon the composer Brahms the lullaby.”
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	! style="text-align: left;" \| Retreat		! style="text-align: left;" \| Retreat

Pduffy at 16:21, 15 July 2020

2020-07-15T16:21:11Z

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	Each person has a divine keynote. It may or may not have been recorded by a composer in this world. But some people’s keynotes are so powerful that they are heard by musicians on the planet and written down, and many of these have become traditional songs. When we sing a master’s keynote, we are tying into that blessed ascended-master presence.		Each person has a divine keynote. It may or may not have been recorded by a composer in this world. But some people’s keynotes are so powerful that they are heard by musicians on the planet and written down, and many of these have become traditional songs. When we sing a master’s keynote, we are tying into that blessed ascended-master presence.

	== ~~''America~~ the ~~Beautiful~~ ==		== “America the Beautiful” ==

	For example, ~~''America~~ the ~~Beautiful''~~ contains an inner matrix of the land of America and the [[I AM Race]]. The inspiration for the lyrics first came to Katharine Lee Bates on the summit of Pike’s Peak, above Colorado Springs. She captured the matrix and the frequencies of a [[cosmic being]] who ensouls America and set them forth in words that are descriptions of this land.		For example, “America the Beautiful” contains an inner matrix of the land of America and the [[I AM Race]]. The inspiration for the lyrics first came to Katharine Lee Bates on the summit of Pike’s Peak, above Colorado Springs. She captured the matrix and the frequencies of a [[cosmic being]] who ensouls America and set them forth in words that are descriptions of this land.

	Every time we hear the music, we can traverse the spiral back to its point of origin. By following the cadences, it takes us back to the heart of that cosmic being. We put on their garment and their consciousness, their energy flows through us, and we feel exhilarated.		Every time we hear the music, we can traverse the spiral back to its point of origin. By following the cadences, it takes us back to the heart of that cosmic being. We put on their garment and their consciousness, their energy flows through us, and we feel exhilarated.

Pduffy: Added 2 keynotes

2020-07-15T16:19:32Z

Added 2 keynotes

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	\| [[Holy Amethyst]]		\| [[Holy Amethyst]]
	\| “The Beautiful Blue Danube,” by Johann Strauss		\| “The Beautiful Blue Danube,” by Johann Strauss
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			\| [[Casimir Poseidon]]
			\| “Students can amplify his radiation by playing the music of “Indian Love Call.’”
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	\| [[Clara Louise]]		\| [[Clara Louise]]
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	\| [[Lanello]]		\| [[Lanello]]
	\| “Greensleeves”		\| “Greensleeves”
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			\| [[Lanto]]
			\| “Meditation on Lord Lanto and his golden lotus flame may be accompanied by the music of ‘Song to the Evening Star’ from ''Tannhäuser'', by Wagner (keynote of the Royal Teton Retreat).”
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	\| [[Leto]]		\| [[Leto]]

Pduffy at 22:42, 13 May 2020

2020-05-13T22:42:23Z

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	\| The [[Maha Chohan]]		\| The [[Maha Chohan]]
	\| ~~The radiation of the Maha Chohan is drawn through the musical composition~~ “Homing,” by Arthur Salmon.		\| “Homing,” by Arthur Salmon
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	\| [[Lord Maitreya]]		\| [[Lord Maitreya]]

Pduffy: Adding Maha Chohan

2020-05-13T22:39:14Z

Adding Maha Chohan

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	\| [[Leto]]		\| [[Leto]]
	\| “The Heather on the Hill,” from ''Brigadoon''		\| “The Heather on the Hill,” from ''Brigadoon''
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			\| The [[Maha Chohan]]
			\| The radiation of the Maha Chohan is drawn through the musical composition “Homing,” by Arthur Salmon.
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	\| [[Lord Maitreya]]		\| [[Lord Maitreya]]

Pduffy: Fix alphabetical order

2020-04-27T05:28:51Z

Fix alphabetical order

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	\| [[Purity and Astrea]]		\| [[Purity and Astrea]]
	\| “The ''Concerto in A Minor'', by Grieg, ... contains the action of the circle and sword of blue flame.”		\| “The ''Concerto in A Minor'', by Grieg, ... contains the action of the circle and sword of blue flame.”
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	~~\| [[Archangel\|Seven archangels and the angelic hosts]]~~
	~~\| “The music of the ‘Bridal Chorus’ from ''Lohengrin'' may ... be used to invoke the radiance of the archangels and the angelic hosts.”~~
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	~~\| [[Seraphim]]~~
	\| “‘Rêve Angélique,’ or ‘Angel’s Dream,’ by Anton Rubinstein, reflects the musical rhythm and harmonies that are in the center of our cosmos and the action of the seraphim as they form circles and tiers focusing the energies of God around the Central Sun.”
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	\| [[Archangel Raphael]]		\| [[Archangel Raphael]]
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	\| [[Sanat Kumara]]		\| [[Sanat Kumara]]
	\| ''Finlandia'', by Jan Sibelius		\| ''Finlandia'', by Jan Sibelius
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			\| [[Seraphim]]
			\| “‘Rêve Angélique,’ or ‘Angel’s Dream,’ by Anton Rubinstein, reflects the musical rhythm and harmonies that are in the center of our cosmos and the action of the seraphim as they form circles and tiers focusing the energies of God around the Central Sun.”
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	\| [[Serapis Bey]]		\| [[Serapis Bey]]
	\| “The radiance of the Electronic Presence of Serapis Bey and his twin flame pour through the aria ‘Celeste Aïda’.”		\| “The radiance of the Electronic Presence of Serapis Bey and his twin flame pour through the aria ‘Celeste Aïda’.”
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			\| [[Archangel\|Seven archangels and the angelic hosts]]
			\| “The music of the ‘Bridal Chorus’ from ''Lohengrin'' may ... be used to invoke the radiance of the archangels and the angelic hosts.”
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	\| [[Uriel and Aurora]]		\| [[Uriel and Aurora]]

Pduffy at 05:18, 27 April 2020

2020-04-27T05:18:19Z

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