Alice Bailey & Djwhal Khul - The Destiny of Nations - The Significance of
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The Destiny of the Nations - The Significance of Certain Cities





The forces flowing through Tokyo are
those of the first Ray in its lower materialistic aspect. Japan is governed by the soul
ray in the consciousness of its leaders. Its sixth ray personality is responding to the
call of the first ray energy and hence all the present unhappy attitudes and activities,
and hence also its link with Germany through the soul ray of both nations and with Italy
through the personality rays. Hence, therefore, the Axis. [100]I would here point out
that in these interrelations is no inevitable fate or unavoidable destiny. The aim of the
individual disciple is to handle the forces which play through him in such a manner that
only constructive good can eventuate. He can misuse energy or employ it for soul ends. So
it is with nations and races. The fate of a nation lies in the hands of its leaders
usually; they marshal the nation's forces, focus the national intent (if intuitive enough)
and develop the characteristics of the people, leaving in fact behind them the memory of
symbols of national intent, ideals or corruption. This can be seen as it worked out in a
demonstrable way in the two great guiding groups of world leaders during the war. The
three Axis groups of leaders, dominated by the evil German group, with Italy and Japan
fighting at intervals against the evil influence (consciously seldom but unconsciously
often), and the second group - the leaders of the Allied Cause. No matter what past
history may indicate in connection with many of the allied nations (past aggressions,
ancient cruelties and wrong doing), they were and are today seeking to cooperate with the
Forces of Light and are endeavoring to salvage human freedom - political, religious and
economic.





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