Masters and Grand Masters

Shambhala Masters Have One Face and One Heart

“Trust no one.” it is said, “Everyone has six faces and three hearts.” It is true. People have countless masks, and their emotions are constantly shifting. From childhood they have learned to play different roles from constantly changing emotional perspectives, depending on the situation and their personal agendas.

Sometimes an individual’s fragmentedness is conscious and purposefully directed. But, most of the time people are simply out of control of their shifting masks and emotions. Their fragmentedness does them, rather than individuals choosing which mask and which heart they will wear.

Not Shambhala Masters. Shambhala Masters have one face and one heart all the time, regardless of the situation and regardless of your personal agendas.

A Shambhala Master knows that his Integrity (and his health) is dependent on the integration of the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual aspects of yourself. Shambhala Masters also understand that you cannot separate yourself from your social responsibilities and the physical aspects of the world in which you live.

Shambhala Masters gain inner harmony through the integration and balance of your mind, body, emotions and spirit. You gain outer harmony through the integration and balance of your physical environment and social world. Shambhala Masters create this inner and outer harmony by aligning everything you think, feel, do and say with your “Integrity.”

“Integrity” here is spelled with a capital "I" to distinguish it from our conventional understanding of the word. Conventionally, "integrity" has come to mean adherence to the commonly accepted cultural values. When spelled with a capital "I" the word "Integrity" means much more. “Integrity” with a capital “I” means being complete, self-contained, whole and undivided. Undivided from what? Undivided from your spiritual center and Nature’s Intent.

For Shambhala Masters, "Integrity" means reuniting with Nature's Intent and with your original spiritual center. This reunion maximizes the quality of your individual and shared life.

For Shambhala Masters, Life is so much more than just survival through the accumulation of money and the control of others. Shambhala Masters know that dedicating yourself first and only to your Integrity and aligning yourself with Nature’s Intent gives you a peace of mind and a wealth far greater than you ever imagined. Through this committed, singular focus on personal Integrity some Shambhala Masters are also gifted with great material wealth. But, whether or not you are gifted with financial riches, through your commitment to your Integrity you powerfully contribute to evolutionary excellence in two ways:

• Everything you do, witness by others or not, impacts future generations.
• Because you have one face and one heart, you are a trusted mentor directing the lives of your students.