Song to Sannt Kumara & His Twin Flame in Hindi
Song to Sannt Kumara & His Twin Flame in English
Sanat Kumara is the Great Guru, hierarch of Venus and one of the seven holy Kumaras (Lords of Flame who represent the seven rays on Venus). He initiates mankind on the path of the ruby ray. He came to earth, a voluntary exile from his planet Venus, to keep the flame until sufficient numbers among mankind would respond and begin once again to maintain the focus on behalf of their brothers and sisters. One hundred and forty-four thousand souls volunteered to assist Sanat Kumara in his mission and accompany him with legions of angels.
Sanat Kumara’s mission was completed on January 1, 1956, when his most capable disciple Gautama Buddha was awarded the position of Lord of the World, having enough momentum to hold the balance for the planet and the focus of the threefold flame. Sanat Kumara then became Regent of the World, and in that capacity he continues to assist earth’s evolutions from his home on Venus.
He also figures in several roles in the religious traditions of the East. Each one reveals another facet of his Divine Self. He is revered in Hinduism as one of the four or seven sons of Brahma. They are portrayed as youths who have remained pure. The Sanskrit name Sanat Kumara means “always a youth.”
In Hinduism, Sanat Kumara is called Skanda, Subrahmanya, Shanmukha, Muruga, or Karttikeya, the son of Shiva and Parvati. In Zoroastrianism, he is known as Ahura Mazda. Ahura Mazda means “Wise Lord” or “Lord who bestows intelligence. In Buddhist tradition, Sanat Kumra is known as Dipamkara, a legendary Buddha who lived long, long ago. In Christianity, Prophet Daniel recorded his vision of Sanat Kumara, whom he called “the Ancient of Days.”
Sanat Kumara’s twin flame is Lady Master Venus. During his long exile on planet Earth, she remained on their home planet to keep the flame there. Some years after Sanat Kumara’s return in 1956, Lady Venus herself came to earth to assist her evolutions.
