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[[File:Devil's Slide on west side of Yellowstone River just outside the Park.JPG|thumb|upright=1.4|Angels’ Ascent]] | [[File:Devil's Slide on west side of Yellowstone River just outside the Park.JPG|thumb|upright=1.4|Angels’ Ascent]] | ||
“'''Angels’ Ascent'''” is the new name for the landmark rock formation known as “Devils Slide” on Cinnabar Mountain facing the “East Gate” of the [[Inner Retreat]]. [[El Morya]] said of Angels’ Ascent: | “'''Angels’ Ascent'''” is the new name for the landmark rock formation known as “Devils Slide” on Cinnabar Mountain facing the “East Gate” of the [[Inner Retreat]]. When the property was first purchased, the messenger was contemplating the real name of this formation, and she saw that the mountain was covered with thousands of angels in white with golden candles keeping the vigil for the ascension of the seed of [[Sanat Kumara]]. | ||
[[El Morya]] has said of Angels’ Ascent: | |||
<blockquote>Devils Slide, renamed Angels’ Ascent, is our focus at the Inner Retreat of [[The Summit Lighthouse]] and of the spiraling formation kept now in the etheric octave by [[angel]]s in white bearing candles aflame. They do keep this victory vigil—and you will feel it as you approach the land. It is for that spiraling of the pilgrims that many have dreamed of, whose archetypal matrix is a part of the planetary body.<ref>El Morya, “A Glow on the Mountain,” {{POWref|24|48|, November 29, 1981}}</ref></blockquote> | <blockquote>Devils Slide, renamed Angels’ Ascent, is our focus at the Inner Retreat of [[The Summit Lighthouse]] and of the spiraling formation kept now in the etheric octave by [[angel]]s in white bearing candles aflame. They do keep this victory vigil—and you will feel it as you approach the land. It is for that spiraling of the pilgrims that many have dreamed of, whose archetypal matrix is a part of the planetary body.<ref>El Morya, “A Glow on the Mountain,” {{POWref|24|48|, November 29, 1981}}</ref></blockquote> | ||
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== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
Elizabeth Clare Prophet, September 19, 1981. | |||
{{POWref|24|48|, November 29, 1981}} | {{POWref|24|48|, November 29, 1981}} | ||
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