Comments on: In Remembrance of Elizabeth Clare Prophet (1939- 2009)

By: Presencia

Presencia — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 11:53:58 +0000

Thank you for this honest tribute and beautiful pictures. I served on the staff for over 22 years but am no longer involved in the church. However, I have only the highest esteem for Elizabeth, even with her own admitted foibles, for who is perfect in the flesh? She did her best even amidst the challenges of running a large organization. Yes, at times decisions that were made could have been from a space of greater compassion. Her personal issues are best left for resolution between her and God.

Shortly after she passed I felt her ascension and her continuing presence in my life and I send her only love. To those who have an ax to grind, I only hope that you let go of rancor, blame and incrimination and find your own space of peace and love within. This will not come from continually holding up others’ faults before the world but by removing them from your own being. Let go, transmute your inner angst and live in joy!

By: Mescalero

Mescalero — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 01:09:47 +0000

ECP was a fraud, plain and simple. Of course every actor is only as good as their material, and she stole hers from an unimpeachable source, so she was a few steps away from the truth.

Anyone who is curious about the St. Germain writings might notice the similarities between her writings and that of the I Am movement. I was told by a reliable source in Shasta that ECP was known to have stolen books from a chest with the I Am foundation’s writings and plagiarized those works. A cursory investigation reveals a complete “lifting” of artwork and writings. The I Am foundaton was not about publicity and ECP was, so she is the greater known one. A good example of taking a prophets words and using them to control

From my own personal experience being in her presence, this person is not the lovely woman you ETI readers seem to be falling for. Seeing past the veil of the masks and personas we wear, there was a very diabolical soul inhabiting that body, one who trafficked in fear and control. I offer my blessings, but I feel that the world is a lighter place without that demented spirit here.

By: francis

francis — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 05:42:39 +0000

a woman with a beautiful spirt.

By: Wise Pete

Wise Pete — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 20:56:58 +0000

Read Erin’s book with an open mind. You will find some deeper truths perhaps conveyed in the book.
Many times the organization was referred to as a cult and in fact it is a cult. Not good or bad just what it is/was.
The teachings did have truth in them, however there was a mixture of fanatic control at times with some inaccurate ideas that conflict with the greater wisdom of the universal God.
Elizabeth Clair Prophet helped some and also caused great pain and perhaps damage to others. This has to be on a case by case basis.
The idea that what the church said was the absolute truth and all else was not has the taste of cultist fanaticism.

Those who were there and interacted with her most likely have a varied story to tell regarding their experience.
Those who remain under the dogma will have a very similar story as they are still controlled by the dogma. One can simply say and face that the dogma is there and it is a form of mind control.
Now those who have gotten away from the dogma and influence of the organization will have a much more varied and interesting story to tell. Many who were there and left have grown and learned from the direct experience of the church. Some will tell you it was all crazy and that they were taken advantage of by the church. These folks continue to have a grudge and often hatred in their beings. This is their perspective and choice.
There are others who were there that saw the growth and lessons they learned and have moved on to perhaps a higher spiritual understanding.
There seemed to be an idolatrous streak that was part of the dogma. Even today after She has long left the organization there is this idolatrous nature of the remaining members.
Been there done that 20+ years, learned a lot, met nice folks and then moved on to a higher spiritual understanding.

All in all ECP was who she was and now she is in a place that probably surprised her when she arrived,heaven or what ever one calls it is a place of infinite love and profound understanding that we don’t have while here in life.
Read Erin’s book. thank you and blessings.

By: Barbara

Barbara — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 17:17:28 +0000

Thank you for this lovely tribute! Whether you subscibe to her teachings or not, she was a very beautiful soul who dedicated her entire life to her spiritual quest and teaching others,and the search for Truth. She has inspired millions. Bless you Elizabeth on this next leg of your journey!

By: fanona

fanona — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 17:07:38 +0000

Thank you . You are the only one online in so many chat/sn sites that has acknowledged her. Tho her teachings and organization were quite controversial during her leadership, she truly was ahead of her time and much of what she prophesized has and is coming to pass. I was involved during the rigourous years and altho I think much could have been done differently in the organization, it did provide many learning/growth experiences and VERY MUCH joy and spiritual union and awakening. I will be reading her daughters book soon to see how her experience being in the inner circle compares to my experience being more on the fringe (I wasnt on staff and didnt live on campus).