“That Easter Sunday that we were here was a blustery day. What is the mystique of Christ? Christ means the Christos, to know. That says that he knew something. He knew it and he lived it. Many people can know things philosophically, theoretically, but they don’t live them. They somehow separate themselves from their knowingness. What an interesting concept, masters. Why do you know so much and live it so little?”

      “The first message when I came here was that you are God and that Christ is your opportunity. It could be as near as mastering this important part of your life, your image, your body. Christ could be as near as incorporating that beautiful truth into a living light. It could be that close.”

      “A master’s journey is not about developing the psychosis of the physical life. The master’s journey is to develop the spiritual life. The spiritual life is to live a life flawlessly, based upon the highest concepts of what we are, and what we are transcends all genders. To a master there are no two different aspects to self, the spiritual, and then the physical image. A master takes and develops the spiritual in front of the body.”

      “This teaching that I did this Easter Sunday really kicked this school off in these quarters. It was a beautiful, unforgettable morning. It was haunting. That Easter Sunday morning, in this Great Hall and under that tree in stormy weather, we truly celebrated Jesus’ life and all masters’ lives who chose to live the path of the master.”