1)    ceaselessly active within, as the source of all decisions, assumptions, feelings and thoughts. It can be consciously aligned with.

  2)    a body-wide consideration, which can be felt. Every part of the body has an associated feeling. Behind that feeling is an "intent element" or in other words, a small part of what makes up our true self. This true self is our foundation...a collection of intent elements, commonly known as "soul", or "consciousness". Consciousness can be expanded.

  3)    Using body-wide feelings as a feedback-guide, one can raise their level of intent. As intent is raised, so too are the quality and pitch of the feelings in the body.

  4)    By progressively focusing on the intent/feeling elements in the body and raising these to higher levels of function, we move closer and closer to that level of being known as "Mastery". We can do this by a proficiency and knowledge of intent, which is why the intent of the Master is the mastery of intent. Those feeling/intent elements within can be more closely aligned with one another, and once again this can be felt. Once they are in greater alignment, (homogenous) this results in the gaining of personal power. A house divided is weak. A self that is united has the combined power of a large wave moving as one, as opposed to a set of smaller, weaker waves that travel in contrary directions..

  1)    They have transcended all the limitations of culture, nationality, religion and social norms of their day, in favor of that which is universal. They then work for the common good of all people. The Master uses cosmic standards such as those found in nature, (rather than society) which are both timeless and eternally pertinent.

  2)    As spiritual practitioners, (those who live their practice daily, and not in theory) the Master is someone imminently qualified to advise others along the spiritual path, due to their extensive personal experience. They are able to explain in depth the essence of truth, and how that applies to all aspects of spiritual development. [Such an ability has very little to do with book learning, and everything to do with ACTION]

  3)    The Master is one who demonstrates that which they teach, and who can then explain the demonstration. [Examples of such “demonstrations” might include the psychic projection of love and clarity to others, the daily expression of high intent, alignment with God and Nature, the ability to speak clearly about the essence of reality, the practical presentation of steps humanity could take to become enlightened, and avert its own self destruction, etc.]

  4)    The Master stands for all humanity and in fact all life, without the interfering biases of a given belief system, which is implicitly narrowing and limiting. [this means the Master is beyond ALL religions, rituals, specific philosophies, governments, ethnic backgrounds, and traditions of all kinds, in favor of the direct perception of truth, and subsequent right action based upon it.]

  5)    The Master advocates spiritual attainment and values based upon the universal. They do not seek followers, but spiritual partners, (as equals) who will one day gain an even higher level of spiritual practice and realization, than they themselves have gained. Never does a true Master say, "I am the ONLY way", but instead speaks of the undying truth whereby, through a number of approaches, practitioners may find their own self evolving enlightenment. The Master is not interested in hierarchical structures for social or spiritual organization. Again, they seek the self realization of all persons, as cosmic equals, (souls/centers of consciousness).

  6)    The Master advocates the greater refinement of all areas of one's being, from mind and body to soul. They also advocate the greater refinement of society as a collective human endeavor, and for the sake of planetary enlightenment.

  7)    The Master values truth above all else, and advocates it as the foremost guide to living.