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Periodical: Spiritual Caravan

Summary: From Pat Deveney's database:

Spiritual Caravan, The.
Newsletter of the Ascended Master Teaching Foundation.
1980
Monthly
Mount Shasta, CA.
Language: English.
Editor: Annette and Werner Schroeder.
Publisher: Ascended Master Teaching Foundation.
1/1, 1980.
2-10 pp.

In the late 1970s the Schroeders encountered the dispersed remains of Geraldine Innocente's Bridge to Freedom Activity, on which see the note under Bridge to Freedom. They then started the Ascended Master Teaching Foundation (AMTF) in Mount Shasta, California, and, relying on the notes and copies preserved by Alice Schutz (Alice Beulah Schutz Booras, "A.D.K. Luk," 1905-1994), who had been Innocente's amanuensis and a member of I AM, began to republish all the Bridge to Freedom material.

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Claude-Generated Themes:   Spiritual Caravan is an Ascended-Master 'decree' periodical in the line of the I AM Activity and its Bridge-to-Freedom successors, built around Saint Germain, the Great White Brotherhood, and a Golden-Age eschatology in which the earth is 'raised unto Heaven's height.' Its pages carry dictations, Violet-Flame decrees ('Now raising Earth on golden flame, / Forgiving all in freedom's name!'), and the movement's cosmology of ascended teachers radiating light from Venus and the etheric realms. Though it borrows the vocabulary of Theosophy's Masters and of karma, its idiom is unmistakably the Saint Germain current rather than séance spiritualism or contactee UFO lore. It represents the mid-century American Ascended-Master milieu at its most devotional and decree-centered.

Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
Topics:I AM Movement and Ascended Master Teachings