Master Lanto, an enlightened master from ancient China, now serves as chohan of the Second Ray, the yellow gold Flame of Wisdom and Illumination.
He is fully committed to supporting the evolution of this planet through the cosmic Christ consciousness and takes care of the hearts of humanity. Master Lanto inspires us with his serene and loving light to seek answers not outside, but within ourselves, where the greatest truth resides. He teaches us that wisdom does not shout: it whispers in the calm of the mind and the peace of the heart.
Together with Sanat Kumara, master Lanto voluntarily came to Earth to save the planet and its evolution when total darkness reigned.

Incarnations of master Lanto

• He was a high priest in the Temple of the Divine Mother on the continent of Lemuria. In the last days of Lemuria, those who were in charge of the flames on the altars in the temples were warned of the coming floods. Those who were responsible for the flames removed them and took them to other safe places, on Earth or in the etheric realms. Master Lanto brought the Flame of Wisdom and Enlightment to the Teton Mountain area in North America and it still burns there today.
• Master Lanto was incarnated in China as the Duke of Chou, also known as the Yellow Emperor (twelfth century B.C.). In Chinese history, the Duke of Chou is known as a politician and is considered the founder of the Chou Dynasty and of Confucianism.
• Lanto later incarnated as the ruler of China in the time of Confucius and for many centuries held the Golden Flame of Enlightenment for the benefit of the Chinese people. Master Lanto was so absorbed in the trinity within his inner being that the intense glow of that divine spark was visible through his physical body, like a soft glow radiating from his chest. He maintained this in honor of Sanat Kumara until his ascension around 500 B.C.
• He achieved his mastery while studying with master Himalaya, whose Residence of the Blue Lotus lies hidden in the mountains that bear his name.

Residence

Royal Teton, in the Teton Mountains of Wyoming, United States