Dear Friends,

Approaching the Christian festivals of Passiontide, Easter, Ascension and Whitsun as an inner process, calls us to reawaken our understanding, love and gratitude for Christ's deed on Golgotha .

Each step that we school in our striving to meet with Christ on His way through His passion and death will give us spiritual insight into the transforming mighty power of His resurrection with the rising sun on Easter morning.

We have no time anymore to have a sentimental approach to our spiritual path, but rather we need to develop a new appreciation for the great visible and invisible Union for spiritual being and the human being; for the union of the heavens and of the earth when the ancient spiritual paths were finished at the hour of Christ's resurrection. The new way had begun through Christ's ascending and revelation.

Human beings received their birth right to become free, independent and individual spiritual beings with an earthly mission to develop a living relationship to the new revelation of the self and Christ's presence within us through all ages to come. The awakening to an inner knowledge of Christ's deed on Golgotha is expressed through the flames of Whitsun in our inner thoughts and inner perception.

The flames of Whitsun can help each one of us to awaken to the call of our own task and destiny and thereby aid us to fulfil our individual life's mission on earth.

Our times, at this turning point of the 21 st century, require us to approach our Christian understanding through the eyes of Michael – spirit of our time - and thereby perceive the present mission of the human beings on earth and to unite our becoming with the evolving spiritual impulse of Christ in us, as transforming love and warmth in our world.

The Christian path is an evolving and powerful way for human development. It is the path of love and respect for Christ' supreme deed of transformation and healing for the souls of all human beings.

Find a new approach to the path and Easter will rise in our hearts as the new sun of our becoming.

Sincerely, Rosalind Pecover