Due to the proliferation of Sananda this, and Sananda that on the internet, it is good to be informed about when/where Sananda was first given prominence. The website below identifies original Theosophical thought (as channelled by Helena P Blavatsky) and Pseudo-Theosophy - ideas circulated by C.W. Leadbeater after the death of Blavatsky. As the New Age False Light agenda is wound up in Pseudo-Theosophy, and promulgates "The Event" per that philosophy, people need to discern what they are being fed as fact and truth.
https://blavatskytheosophy.com/why-the-term-genuine-theosophy/
#3. CHRIST, MAITREYA, AND THE SECOND COMING
It was not until 1909, eighteen years after HPB had passed away, that the notion of the imminent return of “The Lord Christ-Maitreya, the World Teacher” was formulated within the Adyar Society. This doctrine, originating with Leadbeater, assumes various points which are not only entirely absent from the original Theosophical teachings but which are also contradictory to them. For example:
(1) Original Theosophy, which rarely uses the term “Christ” anyway, recognises “Christ” or “Christos” as simply a symbolic term and name for a universal spiritual Principle, and emphasises that Christ is not a person, an individual being, or an entity.
(2) It does not equate an individual “Lord Christ” with an individual “Lord Maitreya” by saying that these are two names for one being. Maitreya is, however, a term and name for the Buddha of the Sixth Root Race, who is not due to appear until the close of the Kali Yuga, in many thousands of years from now. HPB’s article “Lamas and Druses” clarifies that the occurrence which some describe as “the Coming of Maitreya” will not take the form which many might be inclined to expect, for “this will be the One Wisdom and will incarnate itself into the whole humanity collectively, not in a single individual.”
(3) It also does not teach that the “Lord Christ-Maitreya” is the “Master of all the other Masters,” it does not refer to the other Masters and Adepts as “the Disciples of Christ,” and it does not maintain that Christ or Maitreya possessed or overshadowed the “Master Jesus” in order to complete or fulfil a mission which Gautama Buddha had been unable to adequately accomplish, as claimed in these later teachings of Leadbeater, Besant, and Bailey, the latter of whom wrote extensively on this theme. In other words, original Theosophy does not raise Christ to a position of pre-eminence and prominence above the Buddha.
(4) It does not proclaim that the appearance or return of a great Avatar or Saviour is at hand. On the contrary, it is taught in “The Secret Doctrine” that “It is not in the Kali yuga, our present terrifically materialistic age of Darkness, the “Black Age,” that a new Saviour of Humanity can ever appear.” (Vol. 1, p. 470)
(5) It does not hail any particular being as “The World Teacher.”
(6) It does not endorse the practice of promoting and reciting a “Great Invocation” – as in the Bailey teachings – in order to “clear the way” so that a great Avatar can return to the world of men more easily and speedily. It teaches instead that such rare events always occur in accordance with Cyclic Law and not according to the aspiration and longing of individuals.
Although some people have claimed that the Theosophical Movement itself was founded in order to proclaim and prepare for the Second Coming of Christ, there is no evidence at all to support this. Rather than this doctrine being the central aspect of Theosophy, as some have said, it actually has nothing in common with the Theosophy presented to the world by H.P. Blavatsky.
#4. THE MASTERS OF WISDOM
Although the original teachings of Theosophy refer at times to the fact that there are Masters, Mahatmas, Adepts, and Initiates, who are the guardians and custodians of the Esoteric Doctrine and its timeless truths, the emphasis is always without fail on the Philosophy itself and not on the Masters.
Neither HPB, WQJ, nor the Masters themselves, ever divulged details and information about the roles, tasks, locations, past lives, hierarchical positions, levels, and grades of initiation of the Masters. The later teachers and writers we have referred to did exactly this, including drawing up and publishing complex charts and diagrams which purport to show the inner workings of the hierarchical structure of the Great Brotherhood of Masters.
They also published detailed accounts of the physical appearances of the Masters and some described their supposed meetings and intimate friendliness with some of these Masters, whilst at the same time inventing various “new” Masters who are not found described or referred to in those positions in the original Theosophical literature, such as the “Master Jesus,” “The Venetian,” “Master R.,” “Master P.,” “Master Jupiter,” etc.
There was also the insertion of Sanat Kumara as “The Great King, the Lord of the World,” the distortion of the true nature and role of the Maha Chohan, the anthropomorphisation of the Manu, and the exalting of “Christ-Maitreya” to the position of Master over the other Masters, who are frequently described as being the faithful “servants and disciples of Christ” and favouring ritualism, ceremonial, and the Christian Church, whilst Buddha is pushed well into the background, along with genuine Eastern esotericism.
Original Theosophy does not revolve around a cult of the Masters nor their supposed pictures and portraits but rather around the life-giving, soul-satisfying, all-encompassing Esoteric Philosophy and Spiritual Science which the actual Masters gave to the world in the closing quarter of the 19th century through the one they called their “Direct Agent,” H.P. Blavatsky.
Further in on the same website:
The seven Kumaras, including Sanat Kumara, are well known in Hinduism. H.P. Blavatsky speaks of them at length in “The Secret Doctrine” and states that they are one and the same group of Beings as the seven Dhyani Buddhas, the seven Archangels, and the seven Elohim, and that these are just different names for the same Seven. Sanat Kumara is not described as being the chief amongst them but it is indicated that Sanaka is the chief of the four exoteric Kumaras (consisting of Sanaka, Sanat Kumara, Sananda, and Sanatana) and that Sanat Sujata is the chief of the three esoteric Kumaras, the other two of that group being Sana and Kapila.
According to the original teachings of Theosophy, the Kumaras are the divine beings with which humanity is most concerned but none of them are described as dwelling at Shamballa.
Thanks,Melt, I haven’t researched too much, so your info is very helpful.
You speak of feeling on high alert, this is how I feel with some things.
All this talk about waves, that we seem to have been waiting for for some years.
A central sun that is going to purify us and the Earth, and, any who are not ready will be left behind.
Forgive me but I see that as a,....... get out......sort of, ‘ Well nothing has happened to us, so I guess we weren’t ready’
So we will carry on for many more years feeling we’re not good enough, because that’s what it seem to amount to
Apparently we will experience, unconditional love, divine bliss, complete acceptance of who we are, divine grace/blessings, and strong feelings of family and being home again.
Yes I believe we will, but not until we leave out bodies and go to the other side.
The problem is, many think of this process as dying, but by what I understand, it’s simply passing from one life to another.
Of course there will be many different views on this.
The human race so desperately needs to be lifted up. We are all fed up with being slaves, I’m hearing people of all ages saying, what a crap life it is, they are desperate for something better, for some relief.
This is where I think we have to be careful, those who rule now and wish to continue to do so, will and are doing their utmost to deceive us. And very clever they are in the way they do it.
Appearing as angels of light, so to speak. Promising love, bliss, and so forth and so on.
Yes, the dark side know how to appear as light, but we have our intuition, and that is one of the things they are trying to destroy.
So after hearing so many promises and prophesy, I am wary, and if warning bells start ringing, if something feels ( off ) I take notice.
I don’t want to squash anyone’s hope, we all need that. Just had to say my peice, and as I’ve said befor, I am very sceptical. And maybe a tad jaded after years of being disappointed.
I haven’t researched