Koothumi & Saint Claire
The
Ascended Master Koothumi lal Singh is often looked upon as the
principle overseer of the Gold Ray for this planet. Koothumi has
also been Saint Francis of Assisi, Guru Ram Dass of the Sikhs, a
significant player in the development of Tibetan Buddhism, Moses,
and Quetzacoatl. He incarnated as a Merlin prior to the famous
Merlin of Camelot to help set the stage and, along with Saint
Germain, personally overlooked much of the subsequent Druid
activity. He has a very deep laugh. His Twin Ray is Saint Claire.
The Gold ray helps with enlightened mind, education, sciences,
economies, new technology, human excellence, abundant manifestation,
and will. The Golden ray of the inner earth and its kundalini gives
confidence in the tangibility of your higher source.
Koothumi is a Master of the Inner Earth science and his Presence is
remarkable, capable of moving a lot of energy! As Lord of the
initiating ray of gold, he is always very close to students and
adepts when “tests” are being given by the Universe. He visits
often, as a home with St. Clare, a beauty-filled valley deep in the
Himalayas of Tibet near the Kashmir region, unknown to the public,
where their love of nature finds wonderful reflection.
Koothumi and Saint Clare also head a retreat in Tibet in the
Himalayas towards the region of Badrinath. Koothumi is an aspect of
Sanat Kumara.
Sometimes adepts and initiates doing specific works under
koothumi will appear in dreams in a body of jet black skin, or they
will clothe beings who they are working with in a jet black skin to
show where the energy is being held from. This is a symbolic
representation of work that is anchored beyond the light (from the
tenth realm). While this choice of the appearance of a form as jet
black is not limited to koothumis school, it has sort of stuck.
Karamapa, who is a highly advanced adept and the
leader of the Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism is an
emanation of Sanat Kumara, and thus close to Koothumi in essence.
This lineage has been nicknamed the blackhats, and while for a
different outer reason, the underlying reasons are not so distant.