Esoteric — Alice Bailey

A shared calendar of spiritual festivals

The Reappearance of the Christ · Chapter VI, p 154, complete selected sentence

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Alice A. Bailey, The Reappearance of the Christ (1948), official Lucis Trust online English edition, chapter VI, embedded pages 153–156. Selected sentence from p 154; surrounding unit reviewed separately.

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In the future world, when organised, all men of spiritual inclination and intention everywhere will keep the same holy days.

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The three festivals Bailey anticipates

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On: the same holy days

Editorial paraphrase of the source · Rainbow Watch explanation of Bailey’s chapter VI, pages 153–156.

Bailey expects a common religious calendar organized around Easter, Wesak and Goodwill, associated with the spring, May and June full moons. She links their observance to Christ, the Buddha and humanity, and to collective invocation. This is her esoteric synthesis of those traditions. The passage predicts future worldwide observance but supplies no starting year.

The Reappearance of the Christ · Alice A. Bailey, The Reappearance of the Christ (1948), official Lucis Trust online English edition, chapter VI, embedded pages 153–156. Selected sentence from p 154; surrounding unit reviewed separately.

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