New Group of World Servers

Who Are the New Group of World Servers?

Members of the New Group of World Servers encompass all walks of life. They are people of all races, who speak all languages, and practice a wide tolerance ~ embracing all religions, all sciences and all philosophies. Brotherhood and Sisterhood, based on the one Life, is their only creed. (2)

Foremost, they desire to uplift, teach and help others. They are identified by the selflessness of their service to the world and lack of personal ambition, coupled with a willingness to work behind the scenes without recognition.

It is possible that you are a member of this group, which forms the network of Light Workers, a global grid that exists on planet earth, despite any apparent outer plane separation.

More on the New Group of World Servers

NGWS.org
Overview

Wales Goodwill
In-depth synthesis

Meditation Mount Journal
Article originally appeared in The Beacon

More on the New Group of World Servers and Festival

World Service Group Newsletter - part 1 (Nov. 2005)
World Service Group Newsletter - part 2 (Dec. 2005)

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Immediate Objectives of the NGWS

1. To raise the level of human consciousness, so that spiritual reality can be introduced into world affairs.
2. The clarification of the international situation. This requires that each nation puts its house in order and then accepts its responsibility to all members of the human family.
3. The growth of the group idea, so that group good, group understanding, group interrelations and group goodwill replace limited, self-centred objectives. (3)

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Functions of the NGWS

1. To effect a balancing of forces present in the world today responsible for the widespread unrest and chaos so that humanity can achieve a point of equilibrium.
2. To act as the interpreters of the new attitudes and the new activities which must eventually govern men in the coming New Age.
3. To bring about the eventual synthesis and unification of the men of good will and of understanding into one coherent body. (4)

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Recommended NGWS Meditations

Strengthening the Hands of the New Group of World Servers
This meditation shared by Lucis Trust is for use at the time of the new moon, and is recommended also for use in the context of the 2005 New Group of World Servers Festival.

World Servers Meditation
Meditation Mount in Ojai, California developed this special meditation for their 2005 Subjective Conference to penetrate more deeply into the realm of ideas. Specific questions were used each conference day as a meditation focus. This World Servers Meditation can be used to precipitate solutions for problems and / or answers to questions that arise in group endeavors.

Reflective Meditation on Attracting Money for Hierarchical Purposes
Three meditations are offered by World Service Intergroup to attract funds for Hierarchical Purposes.

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Festival of the NGWS

Every seven years in December, a certain great constellation which is ~ to our zodiac ~ what the zodiac is to the earth, pours its energies into the sign of Capricorn, which then flows into the field of human awareness. (5) These energies provide a huge spiritual awakening and greatly empower all who are learning to work in group and share goodwill as their motivation.

The inflow of energy gives a tremendous boost to the work of the NGWS and also instills in all a pronounced tendency towards goodwill. This week of "group impact" occurs only every seven years, from December 21–28. "This week should be regarded as the ‘festival week’ of the New Group of World Servers, and ... advantage must be taken of this period, and special preparation made." (6)

December 21–28, 2005 marked the most recent Festival of the New Group of World Servers. The next NGWS Festival will occur December 21–28, 2012.

2005 New Group of World Servers Festival Celebration

Spiritual Focus
Calendar "toasting to" the NGWS Festival

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(1) A Treatise on White Magic,p. 400
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(2) Ibid
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(3) Esoteric Psychology Vol. II, p. 652–654
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(4) , Ibid, p. 669
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(5) Ibid, p. 196–197
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(6) Ibid, p. 197
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