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El Señor Maitreya y el Señor Gautama fueron los primeros entre la humanidad en responder al tirón magnético de Sanat Kumara que llevaba a mirar a Dios y a regresar a ese estado divino en el que el hombre ha sido creado en un principio y que está destinado a exteriorizar en el mundo de la forma. | |||
The time came when the one who had served the earth as her Planetary Buddha chose to return to his own planetary chain, leaving a vacancy in this office for one from among earth’s guardians to fill. Lord Maitreya applied for the initiations necessary to qualify for this office. Centuries of self-discipline, of training, of devotion and of mastery were required in order for him to attain his present stature. His colleague through all of these classrooms of experience was Lord Gautama, who, by a margin won the buddhic degree first, while Lord Maitreya was accorded the office next in line—that of [[Special:MyLanguage/World Teacher|World Teacher]]. | The time came when the one who had served the earth as her Planetary Buddha chose to return to his own planetary chain, leaving a vacancy in this office for one from among earth’s guardians to fill. Lord Maitreya applied for the initiations necessary to qualify for this office. Centuries of self-discipline, of training, of devotion and of mastery were required in order for him to attain his present stature. His colleague through all of these classrooms of experience was Lord Gautama, who, by a margin won the buddhic degree first, while Lord Maitreya was accorded the office next in line—that of [[Special:MyLanguage/World Teacher|World Teacher]]. | ||