Lai Tsi

Lai Tsi (lie TSEE) The Chinese ECK Master who is the guardian of the Shariyat-Ki-Sugmad on the Saguna Lok, the Etheric Plane, at the Golden Wisdom Temple in the city of Arhirit. He once served as the Mahanta, the Living ECK Master.

Description

Lai Tsi is a slender man of medium height with a long beard and mustache. He usually wears his hair in a single braid to his shoulders. Luminous dark eyes and a wide, smiling mouth speak of his benevolence and good humor. His hands taper, with straight, polished nails.

Sometimes he wears a heavy maroon robe and a high, brimless hat which is ornamented with many mysterious symbols.

The light around him is silvery, and he appears to many in the lower worlds as a silver light with a humming sound like that of bees.

Biographical Sketch

As a young man in ancient China, Lai Tsi studied religion and became a revered doctor of divinity. But he came to understand that God-Realization could never be gained from books, and he set out to find God in nature and solitude, retiring to a mountain cave.

There, two ECK Masters - Tomo Geshig and Yaubl Sacabi - came to visit him in the Soul body for a period of seven years. As a result, Lai Tsi was lifted out of his Physical body and into the high worlds of God. In his illumination, he beheld the Sugmad.

After this experience, a handful of the chosen few gathered and became his disciples. Thus began his mission as Living ECK Master.

Lai Tsi's Prayer

A short contemplation seed that ECK Master Lai Tsi found in himself upon returning from the heavenly worlds. He says, "Should anyone be in distress or need to reach the great Sugmad, use this contemplation; repeat it slowly, and it certainly brings results." It goes as follows:

Show me Thy ways, O Sugmad;

Teach me Thy path.

Lead me in Thy truth, and teach me;

On Thee do I wait all day.

I remember, O Beloved, Thy guiding light

And Thy loving care.

For it has been ever Thy will,

To lead the least of Thy servants to Thee!

Lai Tsi's prayer is recorded in The Shariyat-Ki-Sugmad, Book Two, in the chapter titled "The Visions of Lai Tsi".

For a list of ECK Masters, visit the Names of ECK Masters page.