By Gerald B. Bryan
We shall now recount how the two
Ballards almost singlehandedly rid the country of all its black magicians.
Of course, they were aided in this
by the “Ascended Masters” and their decreeing bands of students; but it is
doubtful if this attacking army of black magicians would have been rendered
hors de combat had it not been for the hard-working “Accredited Messengers of
Saint Germain.”
For five long years the Ballards
have been busily engaged in removing black magicians from America and Europe.
The original number of these rather nebulous workers of iniquity was never
definitely stated, but they seemed to have been paired about fifty-fifty with
the “Ascended Masters.”
Chaining them up, or
“withdrawing” them from the earth, seems to have been the usual course of
procedure; but as some of the more powerful ones, it appears, would somehow get
right back into circulation again, these would sometimes have to be “consumed”
or “destroyed” by well-directed Light Rays.
Some of these big, bad black
magicians have even been known to play boyish pranks upon the “Ascended
Masters!” Said Ascended-Master Saint Germain, on September 3, 1938, at the
Oakland class: “. . . Secretly there has been spread in your vicinity an
activity which pretends to be the Real Activity of Myself . . . The black
magician who has his claws upon it is representing himself to be Me.” (p. 30,
Oct., 1938, V.)
It must, indeed, have been most
disconcerting to Saint Germain, and even a strain upon his reputation, to have
some evil black magician masquerading as himself!
Then, again, how can his students
tell which “Saint Germain” they have gotten hold of, when they make the “call” —
the black magician Saint Germain or the Ballard Saint Germain?
It is not to be wondered at,
therefore, that for a number of years the Ballards and their “Ascended Masters”
have been trying to remove these black magicians from circulation.
The method of killing them off,
or otherwise making way with them, however, has certain difficulties; for we
are told by the “Mighty Astrea” himself, who should know, that “those
individuals always have PHYSICAL BODIES!” (p. 139, A.M.L., our italics and
caps.)
Surely, this complicates the
matter, for it would appear to be in conflict with the laws of our land to kill
these evil doers who have physical bodies, or otherwise “remove” them without
fair and proper trial.
Nevertheless, these Ballard
“Masters,” either not realizing, or, ignoring, that our American Constitution
guarantees fair and impartial trial even to confessed criminals, have,
reportedly, removed or “consumed” hundreds of them.
Even when mandates of the law
have to be carried out, the State appoints legally-constituted individuals to
take care of the matter. Killing by all others, even by “Ascended Masters,” is
frowned upon by our Government, and the penalties run high.
At any rate, whatever the legal
status of the question may be concerning this wholesale removal of black
magicians who have physical bodies, the Ballards and their “Saint Germain”
decided to remove these evil doers from circulation.
So, at various classes throughout
the country, they reported to their applauding students the latest results of
this clean-up of black magicians, who were “chained,” “bound,” “consumed,”
“taken from the atmosphere of earth,” or otherwise rendered harmless to
law-abiding citizens.
Sometimes only one; sometimes as
many as five; and once the report was nine removed at one time; which latter
seems to have been the record in America.
In Europe, as might be expected,
the score runs higher; as many as thirty being removed in one day.
Thus, gradually, but surely, the
black magicians of the land were decimated; until at last on one memorable
occasion at Washington, D.C., scene of Guy Ballard’s former labors as “George
Washington,” Saint Germain gave forth the joyous news that “all but 12 of the
black magicians in the United States had been seized and removed.” (p. 1, Dec.
20, 1938, G.L.)
The ranks of the once powerful
army of black magicians in the U.S.A. had been mowed down to a mere handful!
And, not to be wondered at, the
audience went wild at such good news, the official report saying: “We leaped to
our feet in a tremendous outburst of applause and joyous enthusiasm.”
But the Ascended Masters accept
no half-way measures. The scattered and tattered army of black magicians was to
be completely annihilated.
Taking their cue perhaps from
Exodus 22:18, “Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live,” it was applied with
proper effect to the equally obnoxious “black magician.”
So “decreeing students,” with
victory now almost in sight, continued with even more emotional power and vocal
force than before to “work on” these last remaining twelve.
It was in historic Philadelphia,
city of our constitutional liberties, that another milestone was reached.
The Archangel Michael himself
(!), wielder of the “Sword of Blue Lightning,” reported on November 15, 1938,
that “5 of the remaining 12 black magicians in the United States had been
seized and removed, leaving only 7.” (p. 1, Dec. 30, 1938, G.L.)
But it was in little old New York
that the most effective blow of all was struck. And, quite properly, “Saint
Germain” had the honor of announcing it:
“Praises be!” said he, like a
happy school boy, “the remaining 7 black magicians in the United States have
been seized!” (p. 1, Dec. 30, 1938, G.L.)
According to official report, the
effect of this announcement was tremendous.
“The audience jumped to its feet.
A tremendous wave of applause broke loose, which carried on and on! . . . Never
again would a black magician have activity in America.”
But despite these outstanding
victories in America, the students were warned that there were still black
magicians operating in other parts of the world, and we were urged not to let
up on their decreeing.
It is not surprising, therefore,
that a little later the report came through of some really commendable work in
mowing down these last remaining foreigners among the black magicians.
We quote the official report of
the Oakland class:
“When the Class began, there were
still remaining on earth, principally in Europe, 36 black magicians.
“We determined as never before to
call, call, and call to the Great Ones and the Goddess of Light to seize and
remove every one of those vicious fiends by the end of the Class.
“To our joy one night Saint
Germain said that all but 6 had been removed!
“. . . We went into action in our
call again.
“Then the Goddess of Light, two
days before the end of the Class, said that all but one had been removed; and
this last one had been surrounded in his lair by a Wall of Blue Flame thru
which he could not pass . . .”
Thus, “surrounded in his lair,”
the days of this most persistent of all the black magicians on earth seemed
numbered.
And sure enough, two days later,
right on schedule at the closing night of the class, the great “Goddess of
Light” came forth to report that this last remaining black magician who had
been caught in his lair had been completely “withdrawn from the earth!”
“We leaped to our feet,”
continues the official report of the victory, “as a mighty ovation swept the
Municipal Auditorium. It kept on and on.” (pp. 1-2, March 18, 1939, G.L.)
Now that this most stubborn black
magician and all the others, both foreign and domestic, have been removed or
exterminated, we might think the earth would be a better place on which to
live.
But it seems not so. Wars have
followed rumors of wars, and strife, pestilence, flood, hurricane, catastrophe,
and blitzkriegs have been our lot since the removal of these black magicians.
Yet the “hurling forth” of those
marvelous “decrees” continues with unabated force, for it appears there are
still other things to be accomplished by these students in order to make the
world safe for the “Mighty I AM.”
(Psychic Dictatorship in America,
chapter 23)
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