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„Meistari Parísar“ steig upp til himna fyrir meira en 500 árum. Hann er yfirmaður „Frakkaráðsins“, þótt hann sé ekki Frakki. Honum er lýst sem hávöxnum, myndarlegum manni með hirðlegan þokka. | |||
This master played a key role in establishing the esoteric schools of the [[Great White Brotherhood|Brotherhood]] in Paris in the eighteenth and the nineteenth centuries. He works with, among others, [[Saint Germain]], [[Paul the Venetian]], the ascended master [[Alexander Gaylord]] and Lady [[Leto]]. The radiation of Saint Germain and [[Portia]], the Goddess of Justice, is strongly felt throughout la Sainte-Chapelle and the adjoining halls of justice (Palais de Justice). Also on the Île de la Cité is Notre Dame Cathedral, a focus of [[Mother Mary]]. | This master played a key role in establishing the esoteric schools of the [[Great White Brotherhood|Brotherhood]] in Paris in the eighteenth and the nineteenth centuries. He works with, among others, [[Saint Germain]], [[Paul the Venetian]], the ascended master [[Alexander Gaylord]] and Lady [[Leto]]. The radiation of Saint Germain and [[Portia]], the Goddess of Justice, is strongly felt throughout la Sainte-Chapelle and the adjoining halls of justice (Palais de Justice). Also on the Île de la Cité is Notre Dame Cathedral, a focus of [[Mother Mary]]. | ||