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'''The Maha Chohan''' is the representative of the [[Holy Spirit]]. The one who holds this office in hierarchy represents the Holy Spirit of the [[Father-Mother God]], of [[Alpha and Omega]], to the evolutions of this planet and to the [[Elementals|elemental kingdom]]. The retreat of the Maha Chohan, the [[Temple of Comfort]], is located on the etheric plane with a focus in the physical at the island of Sri Lanka (formerly known as Ceylon), where the flame of the Holy Spirit and the flame of Comfort are anchored.  

The first three [[root race]]s, each of which completed their divine plan in the allotted 14,000-year cycle, had their own representatives of the Holy Spirit who graduated into cosmic service with their respective root races.

== Embodiments ==

[[File:614px-William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905) - Homer and his Guide (1874).jpg|thumb|alt=caption|''Homer and his Guide'', William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1874)]]

=== Homer ===

The one who currently holds this office of Maha Chohan was embodied as the blind poet Homer, whose epic poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey, include his twin flame, Pallas Athena, as a central figure. The Iliad tells the story of the last year of the Trojan War, while the Odyssey focuses on the return home of Odysseus—one of the heroes of the Trojan War.

Historically, little is known about Homer, but most scholars believe he composed his poems in the eighth or ninth century <small>B</small>.<small>C</small>. Even at that time, Homer attuned his consciousness with the comfort flame, and the radiance he sustained with the focus of his own heart flame was a great blessing to elemental life.  

=== Shepherd in India ===

In his final embodiment as a shepherd in India, the light that he quietly drew forth kept the flame for millions of lifestreams. He gained his mastery by consecrating his four lower bodies as a chalice for the flame of the Holy Spirit and his consciousness as a step-down transformer for the emanations of [[Sanat Kumara]], the Ancient of Days.

The Maha Chohan has said of that embodiment:

<blockquote>... like unto a mighty weaver of old, weaves a seamless garment of ascended master light and love. The shuttle of God’s attention upon man drives forth radiant beams of descending light, scintillating fragments of purity and happiness, toward earth and into the hearts of his children, whilst the tender risings of men’s hopes, aspirations, invocations and calls for assistance do pursue the Deity in his mighty haven of cosmic purity....</blockquote>

<blockquote>As a tiny seed of light, the Holy Spirit enters into the heart of the earth, into the density of matter, that it might expand throughout the cells of form and being, of thought and perception to become a gnosis and an effulgence in the cup of consciousness. This Holy Grail of immortal substance may be unrecognized by many who pass by, but to many others it will be perceived gleaming from behind the veil. Shedding the light of that divine knowing that transcends mortal conception and is the renewing freshness of eternity’s morn, it vitalizes each moment with the God-happiness that man cognizes through infinite perceptions cast as fragments into the chalice of his own consciousness.<ref>The Maha Chohan, “The Descent of the Holy Spirit,” {{POWref|7|48, November 27, 1964}}</ref></blockquote>

[[Chohans]]

== Sources ==

{{MTR}}, s.v. “The Maha Chohan.”

[[Category:Heavenly beings]]