Footprints in the Sand: Marilyn Barrick, Annice Booth and Gene Vosseler

 

       "Just remember, beloved, sooner or later if you follow this Path, you will be an Ascended Master.  And then you will look back and say, 'What have I left as footprints in the sand that others may walk in and so that those who have known me will recognize me as an Ascended Master and be able to receive my assistance?'"  

          ~ Pearls of Wisdom, Vol. 37 No. 28. The Beloved Maha Chohan

          Wise words from the Maha Chohan for anyone walking or aspiring to walk the Path of Personal Christhood as taught by the Ascended Masters of the Great White Brotherhood.  

         I would like to share information about three people I have known in various capacities who left footprints in the sand for those behind them, in what I believe to be invaluable works in their chosen fields:

•  Marilyn Barrick, a psychologist whose classes I attended and about whom I have written in Two Remedies for the Brokenhearted and Bereaved and Roses Are An Antidote To Imperil and whose 7 books on spiritual psychology ought to be "required reading" for anyone trying to navigate the 21st Century while walking a spiritual path of their choice. One of my favorites is Soul Reflections: Many Lives, Many Journeys. 
• Annice Booth, a friend and a long-time student and chela of the Ascended Masters who knew both Mark L. Prophet and Elizabeth Clare Prophet, and about whom I wrote in Thank you, Mrs. Booth!  and whose 3 books I recommend to anyone:  The Path to Your Ascension: Rediscovering Life's Ultimate Purpose;  Secrets of Prosperity: Abundance in the 21st Century and Memories of Mark: My Life with Mark Prophet, which has some of the wildest esoteric stories I've ever read.
• Gene Vosseler, whose ascension in the Light I actually witnessed (on the inner) and about which I wrote in Witness to the Ascension of Rev. E. Gene Vosseler, A True Friend of Freedom, and whose autobiography, Wind of the Spirit, is an incredibly interesting and inspiring story that leaves you a bit amazed as to what one person can actually pack into one life.