THE FOURTH INITIATION OF SPIRITUAL KINGDOM

[Ms Tercy Lonan]

THE FOURTH INITIATION OF SPIRITUAL KINGDOM:- The forth initiation is referred to as the renunciation and/or initiation of crucifixion. It has to do with freedom from all self-interest and the renouncing of the personal life in the interest of a larger whole. Even soul-consciousness ceases to be of importance and a more universal awareness, once closer to that of spirit, take its place. The life of the person taking the fourth initiation is usually one of great sacrifice and sometimes suffering. The initiate has laid all, even his perfected personality, upon the altar of sacrifice. All is renounced- friends, money, reputation, character, standing in the world, family, and even life itself. In passing the fourth initiation one has achieved liberation from the wheel of rebirth. It is at this initiation that the casual body or soul body is burned up and the soul merges back into the monad. The initiate’s main source of guidance from this point forward is the monad and or I Am Presence. The soul, who has been the intermediary between the incarnated personality and the monad, is no longer needed. 
At the fourth initiation the initiate is considered a master of wisdom and lord of compassion. The initiate is no longer soul in prison. He has been lifted out of the three lower worlds. The initiate now works from above downward in service of the Divine Plan. The personality life of the soul through all its incarnations is over. The initiate is fully using the Buddhic vehicle and is operating on the Buddhic plane of consciousness. 
The initiate is totally liberated, and future contact with the material world is totally voluntary. The initiate has become an unchanging permanent member of the Spiritual Hierarchy and the Fifth Kingdom. The initiate has turned his back on the physical, material world for eternity except for voluntary service. Lord Sanat Kumara is the Hierophant for this initiation. 
The Antakarana or rainbow bridge has been successfully completed to the soul, The three lower centers reach a point of utter purification, with no energy of selfishness. The initiate is guided by intuition, pure reason, and complete knowledge illumined by love. The initiate has completely crucified his lower nature. Jesus took his fourth initiation upon the cross when he was crucified. 
Another interesting point that Ascended Master Djwhal Khul has made in the Alice Bailey books is that when Jesus made that famous statement “FATHER, WHY HAST THOU FORSAKEN ME?” What he was experiencing was his soul merging back into the monad. He was experiencing the loss of his soul as his guide, for it was now time to get his guidance directly from the monad or I Am that I Am. There is no pain or suffering for the master who has attained liberation. Wish you a wonderful day to you with lots of love & light. Tercy