El Morya is the chohan of the first ray and chief of the Darjeeling Council of the Great White Brotherhood. He is the hierarch of the etheric Temple of Good Will over Darjeeling, India, and is known in the Teachings of the Ascended Masters as a master of God’s will, faith, power, courage, and divine direction.

The Blue Ray of God’s Will

The first ray is the blue ray of God’s will. It carries the qualities of faith, courage, certainty, power, protection, initiative, dependability, and obedience to divine purpose.

El Morya represents the Father principle: the statesman, the executive, the ruler, and the one who teaches souls to align personal will with the holy will of God. His message is simple and powerful:

“Not my will but thine be done.”

This is the foundation of his path. El Morya does not teach domination or human control. He teaches God-government — the divine order that begins within the soul and then expresses through right action, leadership, service, and responsibility.

El Morya, the Statesman and Teacher

El Morya is known as a statesman, poet, economist, saint, and the founder of The Summit Lighthouse. In 1958, he founded The Summit Lighthouse in Washington, D.C., for the purpose of publishing the teachings of the ascended masters through the Messengers Mark L. Prophet and Elizabeth Clare Prophet.

As chief of the Darjeeling Council, El Morya works with other ascended masters to train souls for world service in God-government, economics, international relations, education, religion, and the building of golden-age culture.

His students are often those who feel called to leadership, service, organization, protection, and the practical anchoring of divine plans in the world. Statesmen, leaders, organizers, and those who carry responsibility for groups and communities are especially under the training of the first ray.

The Temple of Good Will

El Morya’s etheric retreat is the Temple of Good Will over Darjeeling, India. This retreat is a focus of the will of God and a place where lifestreams on the first ray may go in their finer bodies for training and renewal. The Temple of Good Will is associated with the practical application of God’s will in politics, religion, business, finance, and education.

For students of the Ascended Masters, calling to El Morya is a way to strengthen spiritual discipline, courage, decision-making, and alignment with one’s divine blueprint.

El Morya’s Previous Embodiments

El Morya has served in many important embodiments. The TSL Encyclopedia lists his previous lives as Abraham, the first Hebrew patriarch; Melchior, one of the three wise men; King Arthur; Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury; St. Sergius of Radonezh; Sir Thomas More; Akbar the Great; and Thomas Moore, the Irish poet.

Through these embodiments, we see a continuous thread of leadership, faith, statesmanship, spiritual courage, sacrifice, wisdom, and service to the will of God.

Working with El Morya

Students may call to El Morya for help in aligning with God’s will, strengthening the throat chakra, developing faith and courage, overcoming fear or hesitation, and fulfilling the divine blueprint.

A simple prayer to El Morya is:

Beloved El Morya, in the name of the Christ: Charge my four lower bodies with the will of God and my divine blueprint.

Students also use the Science of the Spoken Word to connect with El Morya and his blue-ray momentum of protection, divine direction, and goodwill.

A Simple Prayer to El Morya

Beloved El Morya, in the name of the Christ: Charge my four lower bodies with the will of God and my divine blueprint.

El Morya’s Bonding Prayer

Where I stand, there is Morya!
And in his name I say,
Thus far and no farther,
You shall not pass,
You shall not tread on holy ground,
You shall not enter this hallowed place,
You shall not come between me and my God.
My God is happiness this day.
My God is holiness.
My God is the divine wholeness of the living one.
I and my Father Morya are one!

Reflection for Today

El Morya’s teaching is deeply relevant in a time when many people are searching for clarity, strength, and purpose. His path reminds us that true power begins with obedience to God’s will. True leadership is not control, but service. True courage is not force, but faith in divine direction.

For students in Denver and beyond, El Morya offers a path of strength, clear vision, and disciplined love. His blue flame helps the soul stand firm, speak truth, protect the light, and take initiative in fulfilling God’s plan.

Closing Thought

El Morya calls us to become dependable servants of the light. Through courage, faith, goodwill, and obedience to the will of God, we can become instruments through which divine purpose is made practical in the world.

Sources used

TSL Encyclopedia — “El Morya”
Used for El Morya’s role as chohan of the first ray, chief of the Darjeeling Council, hierarch of the Temple of Good Will, founder of The Summit Lighthouse, and for his previous embodiments.

TSL Encyclopedia — “Darjeeling Council”
Used for information about the Darjeeling Council of the Great White Brotherhood, its purpose, and El Morya’s role as its chief.

TSL Encyclopedia — “Temple of Good Will”
Used for information about El Morya’s etheric retreat over Darjeeling and its connection with training in the will of God.

The Summit Lighthouse — “Etheric Retreats”
Used for confirmation that El Morya maintains his focus of the will of God on the etheric plane over Darjeeling, India.