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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). The wisdom of Lanto is excelled by few ascended beings serving this earth. His flame should be invoked daily on behalf of the youth of the world.

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). The wisdom of Lanto is excelled by few ascended beings serving this earth. His flame should be invoked daily on behalf of the youth of the world.

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	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). The wisdom of Lanto is excelled by few ascended beings serving this earth. His flame should be invoked daily on behalf of the youth of the world.		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). The wisdom of Lanto is excelled by few ascended beings serving this earth. His flame should be invoked daily on behalf of the youth of the world.