The Aetherius Society – Ghana

Sunday Divine Services

Sunday mornings are a time when our community comes together for our regular Divine Service. This always includes an address, sometimes a minister will give an address or we will play an address given by a minister at one of our centres overseas. We also sometimes play recorded addresses by Dr King.

After the service we relax and socialise over tea, coffee and biscuits.

Anyone is welcome to join these Sunday morning services and you don’t need to let us know in advance, you are welcome to just turn up on the day.

What to expect at our services in general

Our services include prayer, mantra, and short readings from the Cosmic Teachings.

Services are led by a minister wearing religious robes. Some of our congregation have been given initiations and also wear robes to reflect these.

When you arrive we will provide you with a prayer booklet so you can join in the prayers if you wish. There is no kneeling and you can participate in the prayers as much or as little as you like.

We also use mantras and mudras (hand signs) to help us to attune ourselves prior to joining together in prayer.

Prayer

Prayer is the sending of energy from ourselves to a particular destination. This could be anything from a sick friend, to a disaster zone, or to the world as a whole. We pray with our hands raised which allows energy to flow out from the chakras in our heart and hands.

Mantra and mudra

Divine Service in the Aetherius Society

  1. Purpose and Focus:
    • Divine service in the Aetherius Society centers around acknowledging and communing with the divine presence.
  2. Spiritual Communion:
    • Members engage in rituals and practices aimed at establishing a direct connection with the divine or higher consciousness.
  3. Prayer and Meditation:
    • Central to divine service are prayer sessions and meditation practices, fostering a sense of inner peace and connection to the cosmic energies.
  4. Teaching and Learning:
    • Divine service often includes the imparting of spiritual teachings, wisdom, and knowledge to help members on their individual paths of enlightenment.
  5. Community Participation:
    • Members actively participate in the divine service, creating a sense of unity and shared purpose within the spiritual community.
  6. Sacred Spaces:
    • Service may take place in designated sacred spaces, emphasizing the importance of creating a conducive environment for spiritual practices.
  7. Rituals and Ceremonies:
    • The Aetherius Society may incorporate specific rituals and ceremonies designed to invoke divine blessings, promote healing, and align with cosmic forces.
  8. Service to Others:
    • A key aspect of divine service may involve acts of service and compassion toward others, reflecting the principles of love, kindness, and selflessness.
  9. Alignment with Cosmic Principles:
    • The divine service likely aligns with the core principles of the Aetherius Society, emphasizing cosmic consciousness, environmental stewardship, and the interconnectedness of all life.
  10. Transcendence and Evolution:
    • Divine service may inspire members to transcend personal limitations and contribute to their spiritual evolution, aligning with the society’s broader mission.
  11. Regular Gatherings:
    • Members may come together regularly for divine service, creating a consistent rhythm for spiritual practice and community connection.
  12. Celebration of Cosmic Events:
    • The Aetherius Society may incorporate the celebration of significant cosmic events or spiritual milestones into its divine service.

Always refer to the official publications, leaders, or representatives of the Aetherius Society for accurate and detailed information about their specific practices and approach to divine service.