The Great Invocation is a worldwide, non-sectarian prayer. It has been translated into more than eighty languages and dialects.<\/p>\n
In the beginning it was held by the Masters of the Great Brotherhood in the Senzar language, which is the secret language of the Adepts and Initiates, and is mostly hieroglyphic. These ancient symbols were translated into modern English by Master Djwhal Khul (the Tibetan), who later transmitted them to the English theosophist Alice Bailey.<\/p>\n
The Great Invocation is used mainly by practitioners of Transmission Meditation. Today, however, it is widely accepted and used on a daily basis by an ever-increasing number of people in all four corners of the world. The Great Invocation expresses that:<\/p>\n
There is a basic intelligence that is called God.<\/p>\n
There is a divine Plan of evolution in the Universe whose motivating power is love.<\/p>\n
A great individuality called Christ by the Christians – the World Teacher – came to Earth and personified this Love so that human beings could understand that love and intelligence are effects of God’s Purpose, Will, and Plan.<\/p>\n
Many religions believe in a World Teacher, known by names such as Lord Maitreya, the Iman Mahdi, the Messiah, etc. Only through humanity can the Divine Plan be implemented.<\/p>\n
Source: Wikipedia<\/p>\n