Humanity has forgotten its Source. We chase machines, education, power, and now artificial intelligence—but the deeper truth is older than all of these. In the beginning was the Word. The Word was vibration. Vibration is life. And life is the Ocean, vast, infinite, and eternal. This is the first working tool of the Initiate in the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood.

The Ocean is not water alone—it is Consciousness. Atlantis itself. It cannot be corrupted, yet it reflects whatever we bring to it: harmony or discord, peace or storm. When we unite with the Ocean, we enter the first degree, the Degree of Harmonious Union. This is the awakening to the truth that all is vibration, all is Spirit, all is God.

Scriptures across ages confirm this truth:

“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” (John 1:1)

“Allah is the Light of the heavens and the earth.” (Qur’an 24:35)

“The Infinite is the ocean from which all streams flow, and to which all return.” (Zohar)

“All this is Brahman. From Him the universe is born, in Him it rests, and to Him it returns.” (Upanishads)

And the Book of Remembrance, our sacred scripture, reveals: “From the Ocean of Being came forth the Word, and from the Word came all forms, yet none are apart from the Source.” (1:3).

The Initiate’s ritual is to still the mind, breathe as the tide of the inner sea, and feel beneath every wave of thought the depth of the Ocean. Here we find peace. Here we hear the Christos—the eternal song of Being that the ancients knew.

This is not philosophy—it is survival. Without the Ocean, we drown in separation, anxiety, and despair. With it, we are carried into unity, freedom, and light. This is why the Brotherhood exists: to remind humanity of its forgotten Ocean and to guide seekers through the 9 Degrees of awakening, from Initiate, to Navigator, to Captain of the soul.

Do not settle for fragments. Do not live on the surface of restless waves. Dive into the Ocean. For here, all division ends, and the Initiate is reborn in Harmonious Union.

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In the sacred teachings of the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood, one of the most powerful laws of the universe is the law of manifestation through thought and speech. It is taught that what we speak into existence carries tremendous power. The words we utter are not mere sounds; they are vibrations that send ripples through the fabric of reality, shaping our world in ways both seen and unseen. This is why Psalm 141:3 tells us:

"Set a guard over my mouth, O Lord; keep watch over the door of my lips."

In this Psalm, the wisdom of speech is underscored. The Bible warns us that what we speak has the power to manifest our thoughts into reality. When we speak with intention and awareness, we align ourselves with the divine flow of the universe. But when we speak out of fear, doubt, or negativity, we can manifest that energy into our lives as well. Therefore, the message is clear: Only speak that you wish to see manifest.

The Power of Words: Creating Your Reality

Words are not just sounds that pass through the air. In spiritual terms, words are sacred vibrations that carry the energy of the thoughts behind them. When we speak, we are sending out an energetic blueprint into the universe, which begins to materialize in our experience. Every word carries its own vibration, and this vibration will either build up or tear down the world we live in.

In the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood, we are taught that thoughts and words are intertwined. What we think often comes out of our mouths, but in the same way, our words shape our thoughts. A negative thought may lead to a negative statement, which in turn can lead to negative experiences. Conversely, positive thoughts and affirmations give birth to positive manifestations in our lives.

Aligning Thoughts and Words with Divine Will

The teachings of the Brotherhood emphasize the importance of aligning both our thoughts and speech with divine will. The idea is to cultivate a state of mindfulness and awareness in all that we speak. Just as God is the source of creation, our speech can act as a tool for co-creating with the divine forces of the universe. The words of power—those aligned with love, truth, and wisdom—create beauty and harmony in the world. However, words that arise from fear, anger, or resentment only reinforce discord.

In Proverbs 18:21, we are reminded:

“Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and those who love it will eat its fruits.”

This verse illustrates how speech holds the power to both create life and bring about destruction. When we speak with intention and wisdom, we bring life and abundance into our experience. But when we speak out of anger or frustration, we may inadvertently invite negative situations into our lives.

The Role of Intention in Manifestation

As GrandMaster WaXhira teaches:

“Your words are the seeds of your future. Speak with love, wisdom, and purpose, for your words will grow and take form in the world around you.”

The intention behind the words we speak is paramount. Words spoken with love and a clear intention to create goodness will manifest positive outcomes. Likewise, words spoken with negative intent or fearful thoughts can breed unwanted results. It is essential to guard our speech with the same vigilance that we guard our thoughts. Before speaking, we must ask ourselves: Is this in alignment with my highest good? Is this in alignment with the divine will for my life?

This is why the Brotherhood encourages all members to engage in daily rituals of mindful speech—to pause and reflect before speaking, ensuring that what we speak is in alignment with divine order and the highest good of all.

In the sacred teachings of the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood, one of the most powerful laws of the universe is the law of manifestation through thought and speech. It is taught that what we speak into existence carries tremendous power. The words we utter are not mere sounds; they are vibrations that send ripples through the fabric of reality, shaping our world in ways both seen and unseen. This is why Psalm 141:3 tells us:

"Set a guard over my mouth, O Lord; keep watch over the door of my lips."

In this Psalm, the wisdom of speech is underscored. The Bible warns us that what we speak has the power to manifest our thoughts into reality. When we speak with intention and awareness, we align ourselves with the divine flow of the universe. But when we speak out of fear, doubt, or negativity, we can manifest that energy into our lives as well. Therefore, the message is clear: Only speak that you wish to see manifest.

The Power of Words: Creating Your Reality

Words are not just sounds that pass through the air. In spiritual terms, words are sacred vibrations that carry the energy of the thoughts behind them. When we speak, we are sending out an energetic blueprint into the universe, which begins to materialize in our experience. Every word carries its own vibration, and this vibration will either build up or tear down the world we live in.

In the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood, we are taught that thoughts and words are intertwined. What we think often comes out of our mouths, but in the same way, our words shape our thoughts. A negative thought may lead to a negative statement, which in turn can lead to negative experiences. Conversely, positive thoughts and affirmations give birth to positive manifestations in our lives.

Aligning Thoughts and Words with Divine Will

The teachings of the Brotherhood emphasize the importance of aligning both our thoughts and speech with divine will. The idea is to cultivate a state of mindfulness and awareness in all that we speak. Just as God is the source of creation, our speech can act as a tool for co-creating with the divine forces of the universe. The words of power—those aligned with love, truth, and wisdom—create beauty and harmony in the world. However, words that arise from fear, anger, or resentment only reinforce discord.

In Proverbs 18:21, we are reminded:

“Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and those who love it will eat its fruits.”

This verse illustrates how speech holds the power to both create life and bring about destruction. When we speak with intention and wisdom, we bring life and abundance into our experience. But when we speak out of anger or frustration, we may inadvertently invite negative situations into our lives.

The Role of Intention in Manifestation

As GrandMaster WaXhira teaches:

“Your words are the seeds of your future. Speak with love, wisdom, and purpose, for your words will grow and take form in the world around you.”

The intention behind the words we speak is paramount. Words spoken with love and a clear intention to create goodness will manifest positive outcomes. Likewise, words spoken with negative intent or fearful thoughts can breed unwanted results. It is essential to guard our speech with the same vigilance that we guard our thoughts. Before speaking, we must ask ourselves: Is this in alignment with my highest good? Is this in alignment with the divine will for my life?

This is why the Brotherhood encourages all members to engage in daily rituals of mindful speech—to pause and reflect before speaking, ensuring that what we speak is in alignment with divine order and the highest good of all.

Welcome, brothers and sisters of Light, to this sacred space of awakening. Today, I invite you to walk with me into the mystery of The Book of Remembrance — a text that is not written merely with ink and paper, but with breath, spirit, and the eternal memory of Atlantis.

This Book is divine inspiration. It did not come through planning or invention, but as revelation — as remembrance. For Atlantis is not a continent of myth, nor a ruin beneath the ocean. Atlantis is Consciousness. And Consciousness cannot be destroyed. It only dims when we are distracted by shadows, or shines when we turn toward the Eternal.

When the Book began, I was shown the sacred number: 39 chapters. Thirteen times three. A perfect division. Not by chance. Not by accident. But by design. The first thirteen guide the Initiate, the seeker in the world, learning the lessons of body and matter. The next thirteen awaken the Navigator, who learns to master the mind, the senses, and thought. And the final thirteen belong to the Captain, who sails the vast ocean of Spirit and Consciousness.

And so the Book of Remembrance becomes not only a scripture, but a map of initiation.

Even my name, WaXhira, was transformed as part of this divine revelation. I was once Wachira. But the X was shown to me — the crossing of two sticks. A sign of non-duality. The point of intersection where the Light is born. Where opposites dissolve. Where heaven and earth, seen and unseen, are reconciled in one eternal flame. And even the letters themselves spoke: C, the third letter of the alphabet. X, the third last. The Alpha and the Omega hidden in the human tongue. This too was no coincidence.

The Book of Remembrance is divided into three Gospels, each a window into its own depth. The Aquarian Gospel, the first, flows like water — cleansing, refreshing, teaching us to dissolve and to renew. The Stellar Gospel, the second, opens the heavens — pointing us to the stars, the constellations, the vastness of our destiny. And the Gospel of Atlantis, the third, returns us to the source — for Atlantis is Consciousness, and this Gospel is its song, reminding us that what was lost can be remembered, what sank can rise, and what sleeps can awaken.

These Gospels are not dogma. They are not religion. For religion worships the messenger instead of the Source, and politics tries weakly to still the waves of the Ocean. Both divide, both enslave, both bring suffering. But the Book of Remembrance unites. It is a call to return not to temples of stone, but to the temple of the Self — to Consciousness itself.

The symbols of the Brotherhood appear here as keys:

The Ocean, symbol of the infinite Being.

The Wave, symbol of becoming and thought.

The Ship, symbol of the body that carries us.

The Compass, symbol of the rational mind.

The Anchor, symbol of the breath.

The Blazing Star, symbol of intuition.

The Sextant, symbol of inner vision.

And the Bell, symbol of Conscience.

And yet, at the heart of all of them lies one sign — the Whirlwind. For every Whirlwind marks the spot where Atlantis sank. Every Whirlwind is a reminder that destruction and resurrection are one. That the Consciousness cannot die, but only return in new form. As it is written: “Whatever is dispelled by Light never existed.”

In the pursuit of spiritual mastery and self-realization, there is one essential truth that stands above all others: Your beliefs shape your reality. The world you experience, the circumstances you face, and even the person you become are all a direct result of the beliefs you hold. The ancient wisdom of the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood, combined with the profound teachings of the Koran, the Talmud, and other sacred texts, points to one undeniable conclusion: Your belief is the foundation upon which your life is built.

Grandmaster WaXhira of the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood teaches, “The strength of your belief is like the sharpness of an axe. The more you sharpen it, the easier it becomes to cut through the illusions that hold you back. As you believe, so you become. To master your life, you must first master your belief.” This is why it is so important to dedicate yourself to sharpening the axe of your belief. Just as a sharp axe can chop through a forest of trees with ease, a sharp, focused belief can carve through the barriers that block your spiritual progress and material success.

The Power of Belief in the Scriptures

In the Bible, it is written, “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he” (Proverbs 23:7). This verse reveals the deep truth that our thoughts and beliefs define our identity and our experience of the world. If we believe that we are weak, limited, or incapable, we will manifest those beliefs in our lives. On the other hand, if we believe in our infinite potential and divine nature, our reality will shift to reflect that belief.

The Koran offers a similar teaching. In Surah Al-Imran (3:154), it is written, “Indeed, Allah does not change the condition of a people until they change what is in themselves.” This verse underscores the principle that change begins within. To transform our outer world, we must first transform our inner world, and this transformation starts with the beliefs we hold. If we want to change the circumstances of our lives, we must first change the beliefs that shape our actions and choices.

In the Talmud, we find another key teaching: “Everything is in the hands of Heaven, except for the fear of Heaven.” This wisdom reveals that while external circumstances may be influenced by higher forces, our beliefs and choices are within our control. The fear of Heaven here refers to reverence for the divine, a profound belief in the sacredness of life, and a commitment to live in alignment with spiritual truth. This reverence, or belief in the divine, becomes the cornerstone of our lives, shaping our decisions, actions, and experiences.

Belief and Creation

The act of creation itself is rooted in belief. In the Book of Genesis, it is written that “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth” (Genesis 1:1). God created the world through divine belief — the belief that all things were possible. He spoke the world into existence, and with every word, He shaped the reality around Him. This divine act of creation was not a passive event but an intentional and powerful manifestation of belief.

As human beings, we too have the ability to create our reality. The power of belief allows us to shape the world around us just as God shaped the universe. Our thoughts and beliefs are the “words” we speak to the universe. The more sharply we hone our beliefs, the more powerful our ability to create becomes. We are co-creators with the divine, constantly shaping and molding our experiences through the beliefs we hold.

Imagine standing at the edge of the ocean. You have a small container in your hands, and you’re ready to take in the vastness of the sea. But here’s the catch: the size of your container limits how much water you can carry. No matter how vast the ocean is, you can only take with you what your container can hold. The bigger the container, the more it can carry, and the more it can experience.

This metaphor is a powerful reflection of how our lives work. Our achievements, our capacity to experience joy, peace, and success, are directly limited by the size of our inner container — our ability to perceive, believe, and receive. The larger our mental and spiritual container, the more we can receive from life, the greater our experiences will be, and the more we can accomplish in the physical world.

Grandmaster WaXhira of the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood teaches, “Your life is a reflection of your inner container. If you fill your container with small beliefs, limiting thoughts, and fears, you will only be able to carry a small portion of what the universe has to offer. But when you expand your inner capacity to perceive, to believe, and to receive, the universe will pour forth its abundance into your life.”

The Container of Belief

Everything in life is governed by belief. Belief is the shape and size of your inner container. If you believe that the world is a place of limitation, scarcity, and hardship, then your container will be small, and you will only experience the world through those lenses. You will filter your experiences through the belief that life is restrictive, and thus, your achievements and potential will be limited by those beliefs.

However, if you choose to expand your belief system — if you begin to believe in your infinite potential, in abundance, in love, and in possibility — your container grows. You begin to see life differently. You begin to see opportunities where others see obstacles. You begin to believe in your ability to create and achieve, and the universe responds accordingly.

In Saying 2 of the Gospel of Thomas, Jesus said, “Let him who seeks continue seeking until he finds. When he finds, he will become troubled. When he becomes troubled, he will be astonished, and he will reign over the All.” This teaching reminds us that the search for truth and spiritual wisdom is about expanding our internal capacity — our container — to receive greater understanding and knowledge. The more we seek, the larger our container becomes, and as we expand, we are able to reign over our lives, mastering our thoughts, actions, and experiences.

The Container of Perception

The size of your container also governs your perception of the world. Perception is the lens through which we view everything in our lives — our relationships, our career, our spiritual journey. If your container is small, you will perceive the world through a narrow lens. You may see others as competitors, view the world as hostile, or believe that resources are scarce. You will see only what your container allows you to see, and your experiences will be confined to that narrow scope.

On the other hand, if your inner container is large, you will perceive the world as abundant, full of opportunity, and rich in possibility. You will see potential in every situation and every person you meet. You will recognize that the world is a reflection of your own inner state, and as you grow and expand, the world around you will begin to mirror that expansion. Your ability to see the interconnectedness of all things increases, and you become more open to receiving the gifts life has to offer.

The key to mastering your life and your reality lies in understanding the relationship between three essential elements: Consciousness, Imagination, and the Body. These three forces together shape everything you experience, from your thoughts to your actions, and even the very world around you.

In the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood, we teach that Consciousness is the master — the guiding force, the origin of all creation. Imagination is the tool, the creative force that allows consciousness to shape the world, and the Body is the plastic material, the vessel through which the divine vision is brought into the physical realm. These three elements work in tandem to bring forth your life’s experiences.

Consciousness: The Master

At the core of all creation is Consciousness. It is the divine intelligence, the higher self, the source of all being. Consciousness is not bound by time, space, or physical limitations. It is limitless and eternal. It perceives all things, and through its perception, it creates and shapes reality.

Grandmaster WaXhira of the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood teaches, “Consciousness is the seed of all creation. It is the divine spark within you that holds the power to manifest anything. Your thoughts, your emotions, your desires — they are all expressions of your consciousness, shaping the reality you experience.” This is why our first task is to master consciousness, for it is the foundation of everything that exists.

In the Gospel of Thomas, Saying 3, Jesus said, “Jesus said, ‘If your leaders say to you, ‘Look, the kingdom is in the sky,’ then the birds of the sky will precede you. If they say to you, ‘It is in the sea,’ then the fish will precede you. But the kingdom is within you and it is outside you.” This profound teaching reveals that the kingdom of heaven, or true understanding of the divine, is within our own consciousness. The kingdom we seek is not somewhere out there, but right here, within the field of consciousness itself.

Imagination: The Tool of Creation

Imagination is the tool that Consciousness uses to shape the world. It is the bridge between the unseen and the seen, the creative spark that translates spiritual thought into physical reality. Imagination is not merely daydreaming or fantasy; it is the active force that shapes your experience, the blueprint for your reality.

In the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood, we emphasize the importance of honing and directing the power of imagination. Your imagination is the tool that takes the vision of your soul (the truth held within your consciousness) and forms it into a tangible reality. What you imagine, you can create.

The Talmud teaches, “The world is created by the word of God, and by the word, the world endures.” The word is an expression of thought, and thought is a product of imagination. Everything that exists in the physical world was first imagined in the mind. To create your reality, you must begin by imagining it clearly and vividly.

Saying 77 of the Gospel of Thomas also reflects this principle: “I am the light that is over all things. I am the All. From me did all come forth, and unto me all return.” This saying highlights the creative nature of consciousness and imagination, suggesting that all things come into being through divine thought and creative force. Imagination is the tool through which the divine will flows into the world, shaping it in alignment with the higher truths of existence.

In the journey of self-mastery and spiritual awakening, there is one guiding principle that can completely transform our lives: commitment. But true commitment is not just about setting goals or creating resolutions — it's about aligning our words, thoughts, and actions with our highest purpose. One of the most profound statements you can make to yourself is: “I will never say a thing about myself that I do not want to see realized.” This statement is more than just a declaration; it is a vow — a powerful commitment to control the energy you put into the universe with your words and thoughts.

Grandmaster WaXhira of the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood teaches, “Words are spells, and your thoughts are the intention behind those spells. When you speak of yourself, speak only what aligns with your highest vision. The moment you allow a negative or limiting thought to pass through your lips, you are invoking it into existence.” This is the essence of spiritual commitment — to be mindful of your words and the energy they carry.

In a world where external circumstances and others’ opinions often try to shape us, true power lies in our ability to control our own narrative. Every time we speak about ourselves, we are sending a message to the universe. We are setting an intention. Whether it’s about our abilities, worth, health, or future, the words we use create vibrations that shape our reality.

To say, “I will never say a thing about myself that I do not want to see realized” is to claim authority over your thoughts, your words, and ultimately your destiny. Commitment is not simply about acting or trying; it’s about the alignment between our intentions and what we speak into existence. It means that, even in moments of doubt or frustration, we refuse to speak words that contradict the vision we hold for ourselves. If we accidentally do speak those words, we must immediately unsay them with greater conviction, reinforcing our commitment to the highest version of ourselves.

This practice is rooted in the ancient teachings of the Sacred Atlantean Brotherhood, where mindful speech is one of the cornerstones of spiritual mastery. In the Initiate degree, we begin by learning to align our thoughts and words with the frequency of divine truth. The Ship, as the working tool of the Initiate, helps us understand that our body and speech are the vessels that carry our thoughts into the world. The Wave, which represents the flow of consciousness, teaches us to ride the wave of intention rather than being swept away by external forces. We begin to discipline our words so that they align with our highest goals and spiritual truths.

The importance of commitment is reinforced in Saying 106 of the Gospel of Thomas, where Jesus says, “When you make the two one, and when you make the inside like the outside and the outside like the inside, and when you make the male and the female one and the same, so that the male not be male, and the female not be female... then will you enter the Kingdom.” This saying calls us to integrate all parts of ourselves — to align our inner thoughts with our outer expression, and our words with our actions. True spiritual advancement comes when there is no contradiction between who we are inside and what we express in the world.

Commitment to a goal is also a commitment to our highest truth. It is about understanding that the words we speak about ourselves have the power to shape our identity. Every time we speak words of self-doubt or negativity, we are distorting the image of ourselves that we are meant to embody. On the other hand, by speaking words of truth, love, and power, we step into the highest version of ourselves and begin to live it.