and mind—thereby making the Divine Union of mind, soul and Spirit. It means the reward for all Accepted Disciples who, like Jesus, had accomplished acceptably the work they came to earth to do on their final incarnation.

After the proof of their ability to control, to rise and remain above the forces of body, mind and soul—their lower natures, the flesh and the world could no longer attract or hold them; all of the human of them had been purified, transmuted and spiritualized, and as Sons of God they had finished their individual work of redemption.

Like Jesus before them, they are then ready for the Resurrection and final Ascension to their former Oneness with their Father in Heaven, bringing with them all the Wisdom, Love and Power gained from earth experience to be devoted to the use of the Celestial Hierarchy.

Thereafter all their work will be done from the Kingdom of the Father’s Consciousness, working as One with their Brothers in Christ, each now fitting perfectly into the place awaiting and earned by him as one of the agents of the Father’s Loving Will.

Each Christed One can then say and know with Jesus:

“I am the resurrection and the life; he that believeth in Me, though he were dead, yet shall he live;

“And whosoever liveth and believeth in Me shall never die. Believest thou this?”—John 11:25.

For he is indeed the Resurrection and the Life. Has he not risen from the “dead” and is now a part of the One Life of God, the Eternal Love which we call Christ?

Resurrection means “a rising from the dead, a renewal or restoration.” It is indeed a restoring of man’s consciousness to its Source—that of his Father in Heaven, a Son of God, Who is One with His Father in Heaven.