Althar introduces himself as a crystal dragon and sheds light on the role of dragons in the greater reality. He explains in detail why the last steps of going beyond the human limitations are so challenging and offers his insights on how to master them. Thereby, Althar talks about the light body and emphasizes particularly the necessity to let go of the emotional body. Althar also gives explanations concerning the essence of energy and characterizes the angelic family of Uriel. He finally speaks about the "Third round of Creation," which he calls the dream underlying the dream of ascension, and invites the reader to feel into that grander vision of existence. Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. The Dragon of Compassion; 3. An Ambassador of Creation; 4. I am Althar; 5. Seeing through the Dragon's Eyes; 6. About the Light Body; 7. More about the Light Body; 8. Dissolving the Emotional Body; 9. The Mind and the Emotional Body; 10. The End of Being a Limited Human; 11. The Essence of Energy; 12. The Family of Uriel; 13. The Principle of Ascension; 14. More on Dragons and Crystal Dragons; 15. The Third Round of Creation; 16. A Note from True Self Reviews of the English Edition: ***** "A Masterpiece" ***** "I love this book and highly recommend it" ***** "Amazing and Enlightening" ***** "Such a great message, this book brought me so much clarity" ***** "Incredibly clear book" ***** "The Final Step"

In "The Final Letting Go," Althar states that all the explanations he has given so far were essentially a preparation for the final letting go. By that he means the release of the belief that separation is real. In Althar's words, this belief is the root cause of all existence within polarity. No matter which spiritual path someone has chosen, in the end he is confronted with the final letting go. Althar describes an alternative view of the world of polarity and explains why a being is choosing rather than creating its reality. Furthermore, this worldview opens up a completely different view of the seemingly omnipresent energy. He describes the nature of True Creation and why there cannot be True Creation within polarity. Only with letting go of the belief in separation will True Creation become the natural expression of an enlightened being. As in the previous volumes, Althar emphasizes that enlightenment is not created, but is exposed by letting go. With respect to embodied ascension, he describes in detail the general conditions for the realization of the light body and suggests in this regard an extremely effective exercise. As in the previous volumes, Althar succeeds in expressing his timeless wisdom in a very clear and humorous way. In doing so, he very personally incorporates the reader into his remarks and reminds him time and again of his own inner wisdom. Contents: About the Final Letting Go; The Root Cause of Polarity; The Ambassador of Yourself; Jumping Off the Cliff - Or How it All Began; The Name of Your True Self; The Song of True Creation; Existence in Expanding Perfection; Peter and the Dark Lady; The Magic of Your Light Body; The Myth of Creation; The Myth of Creating Your Reality; The Myth of Energy; The Myth of Beauty; The Myth of Companionship; The Melancholy of the Final Death; The Final Letting Go; In a Quite Moment; The Althar series consists of: Volume 1: "Althar - The Crystal Dragon" Volume 2: "Althar - The New Magi" Volume 3: "Althar - Towards Utopia" Volume 4: "Althar - The Final Letting Go"

With "Opus Magnum" Althar succeeds in concluding his series of books on enlightenment and embodied ascension with no less than a thunderbolt! In his humorous and direct way, he takes the reader on a journey that finally brings to fruition his highest human potential: The realization of his true nature beyond all separation. Althar pays special attention to how the connection of an incarnated consciousness with matter comes about at the level of DNA, in order for a human to absolutely assume the belief of "being a body." It is precisely this belief that repeatedly pulls one back into the dream of separation, and thus makes a continual existence in enlightenment while embodied almost impossible. Overcoming this identification as a "body" is very delicate, and becomes all the more complicated by inner resistance and all sorts of interferences stemming from the macro and micro level of consciousness. Althar illuminates these in detail and sensitizes the reader to the challenges he may face along his journey. In retrospect, Aouwa explains how difficult it was to connect consciousness and matter in order to overcome the standstill of the Second Round of Creation. This required extremely drastic measures carried out by a group called Uru, a branch of the Uriel family. Uru accompanies all the messages as a profound guest and is joined by Ila, the Unborn Goddess of Feminine Beingness. Due to Uru's measures, significant side effects came about - namely the paralyzing feelings of fear, guilt, and shame. Accompanied by the compassionate, radiant presence of Ila, Althar and Aouwa prepare the reader for the enormity of facing these intensive feelings, and repeatedly expose the illusionary nature of all obstacles. Deepening and expanding upon the previously presented light body exercise, Althar advises the reader how this practice of "not-doing" eliminates all feelings of lack. In addition, he introduces an extension of the exercise that gently releases the consciousness hypnotically interwoven with DNA, and dissolves the identification with the body. As his grand finale, Althar discusses the potentially overwhelming consequences of completely letting go of the belief in separation. This naturally leads to the "Opus Magnum," the Great Work - the inner transformation of the human self into divine beingness, which is also known as embodied ascension. Contents: Liberating Illusions; The Eye of Suchness; The Creation of Scene Spheres; The Unborn Goddess of Female Beingness; The Lord of Death; Micro Level Bindings of Consciousness; Let's Talk Blood; Blueprints and DNA; The Revelation of True Power; The Bearer of the Light; The Spectrum of Consciousness; The Light Body Exercise; Opus Magnum; The Big Picture; The Transmission of the Light; The Althar series consists of: Volume 1: "Althar - The Crystal Dragon" Volume 2: "Althar - The New Magi" Volume 3: "Althar - Towards Utopia" Volume 4: "Althar - The Final Letting Go" Volume 5: "Althar - Opus Magnum"

With this second volume, Althar continues to share his wisdom about the greater nature of reality, the central theme being embodied ascension. Using relatable metaphors, he invites the reader on a journey into conscious creation. Althar uses expansive explanations to define how consciousness creates at a personal level, as well as at a group level. Then he dives into the non-linear and parallel nature of time, bringing forth a new awareness of how patterns lead to ever-recurring processes and incarnations in time. With this understanding, he then points out specific patterns that affect the individual and the human species as a whole. For this purpose, he shares some of his very personal experiences from the time of Atlantis and shows how the consequences of the downfall of Atlantis still have an effect today. Althar explains the most effective way to solve the obstacles mentioned, and finally, summarizes all of his arguments by skillfully characterizing the path of the New Magi. "The New Magi" is a book full of profound insights about consciousness that can be applied in your personal life as you traverse further along the path of embodied ascension. Contents: The Sword of Clarity; Phases of Embodied Ascension; Consciousness and True Self; Formations of Pure Energy; A Sphere of Consciousness; Perception and Creation; A Sphere of Spheres; Threads of Time; Patterns; Co-Creation; The Human Realm; Being Aware Is Being Enlightened; The Role of the Light Body; The Temptations of Magic; Obstinate Patterns; The Temple of Beauty; Releasing The Atlantean Trauma; Beauty and Love; The New Magi; Epilogue Volume 1 is available under the title "Althar - The Crystal Dragon."

After the joy and relief of spiritual awakening, life can become very "awkward" as the human learns to trust the Master self, integrate the countless aspects and open to the presence of the I Am. Allowing this "holy trinity" of self is the essence of embodied Realization, but coming to this place is usually fraught with doubts, frustrations, apparent dead-ends, and many other challenges. You will certainly find your own experiences reflected in these inspiring, touching and often humorous stories. The sweet reminders of how go beyond limitation into trust and allowing provide practical inspiration for your daily life.Adamus Saint-Germain often tells stories of the Master and the student, using these parables to illustrate the principles and essence of coming into mastery. His book, Memoirs of a Master published in 2016, contains 20 "Master and student" stories ranging from humorous to insightful and profound.During Keahak VII, his annual year-long intensive, Adamus said it was time for the human Masters to write these stories. With more than 100 wonderful stories submitted, these 40 stories represent the best of the best. Stories of the Masters is a 300-page story book for who are allowing their spiritual maturity.Contributing Authors: Ingrid Aldendorff - Bremen, GermanyBianca Anghel - Toronto, OT, CanadaAntje Arenz - Krefeld, GermanyJaynne Aster - Abbotsford, BC, CanadaNancy Botti - Ashland, OR, United StatesMikaela Christi - Vesenaz, SwitzerlandSilvana Corti - Spiegel bei Bern, SwitzerlandRegina Dickmann - Detmold, GermanyDouglas Edgar - Pasadena, SA, AustraliaDebra Ford - Bartlett, TN, United StatesJoan Giambrone - Corona, NY, United StatesBirgit Gottas - Salzburg, AustriaKristine Grikis - Kimberley, BC, CanadaTania Hess - Hillsboro, OR, United StatesKathrin Hug - Birmensdorf, SwitzerlandCatherine Hurst - Raymond Terrace, NSW, AustraliaAleisha Klein - Kuranda, QLD, AustraliaCathy Kumnick - Grovedale, VIC, AustraliaSuzanne Lebek - Unterfoehring, GermanyKeiko Niwa - South Orange, NJ, United StatesTammie O'Rielly - Kelowna, BC, CanadaKristina Peters - Wetter, GermanyAlex Quici - Lyon, FranceYan Raux - Poissy, FrancePradeep RC - Bangalore, IndiaHeidi Rimald - Bad Nauheim, GermanyKatharine Roberts - Concord, MA, United StatesJames J Sacco - Niles, Ohio, United StatesLaura Schaefli - Kingston, OT, CanadaSophie Seyer - Roxton Falls, QC, CanadaIzabela Suska - Warsaw, PolandJean Tinder - Golden, CO, United StatesÁlvaro Trujillo Ayerbe - Ibagué, ColombiaDonna Van Keuren - Evergreen, CO, United StatesAd Voermans - s-Hertogenbosch, NetherlandsAngelika Ziegler - Rodgau, GermanyRebecca Zuh - Adelaide, SA, Australia

What is freedom that is worthy of the name? How can a human being realize this freedom? In this book Joachim Wolffram advances to the core of those questions and invites the reader to join him. The Free Human is no philosophy, no guidebook to life and no utopia. It is directed at those who have the courage to go beyond all limitations. Contents: 1. True Freedom; 2. The Price of True Freedom; 3. The Path to True Freedom; 4. Mind and Knowingness; 5. The True Self; 6. Too Simple; 7. Experiencing the True Self; 8. Stabilizing the Experience; 9. Only a Memory; 10. Three Qualities of the True Self; 11. Safety; 12. Completeness; 13. The Free Human; 14. Love; 15. Contentness; 16. Obstacles; 17. Awakened Living; 18. And what if all of this is just an illusion?