Djwhal Khul is known as the Tibetan Master or the “Tibetan”. After his ascension in late 1950’s he took it upon himself to spread esoteric knowledge (spiritual science) and truth on earth. We owe many important esoteric books about the sacred flames and our energy systems to this light master, written by Helena Blavatsky and Alice Bailey for example.

With light master Kuthumi, Djwhal Khul teaches about the human aura. He also teaches the great astrology of the ascended masters—the twelve lines of the cosmic clock for the twelve paths of initiation under the twelve solar hierarchies. He teaches us how to invoke the sacred flames for the mastery of our daily astrology, which is our daily karma. Day by day, the karma—positive and negative—that comes to our life can be met and mastered by these twelve paths and twelve flames.

At the TSL Encyclopedia page about master DK you will find a story about a miller’s couple living at Zuiderzee in the old days of the Netherlands. The way the couple treated the flour and prepared the bread was with so much love that the entire community of the village was thriving with happiness.

It’s a story about spiritual science and the quality and the preparation of food. When food is prepared by hands charged with divine love, it enters into your physical body and creates a much greater degree of spiritual happiness, for example, than processed food.

Incarnations

• Prior to the sinking of Lemuria, Dwhal Khul had assisted Lord Himalaya in removing ancient records and tablets to the Himalayan retreats of the masters.
• As Caspar, he was one of the three wise men from the East, who came to greet the great master of light Jesus (light master Sananda) after his birth and to honor him with gifts. He brought with him myrrh, Melchior (light master El Morya) gold and Balthazar(light master Kuthumi) frankincense.
• As a pupil of Pythagoras (light master Kuthumi)
• As one of the disciples of Gautama Buddha

Retreat

His etheric retreat in Tibet