Mark Prophet story

   One Sunday evening at La Tourelle in Colorado Springs, Mark recounted the time he suddenly disappeared from view during a conference he conducted at the Dodge House in Washington, D.C. Mark had a painting done of Saint Germain and didn’t want anything to happen to it. He needed to bring the painting up from his car, so he took the elevator down with George Lancaster (now ascended) to the lobby. He asked George to hold the elevator for him and not let anyone use it until he got back. So George did as he asked and waited while Mark went out to the parking lot.
Mark said he walked out to his car, picked up the painting, and then disappeared, becoming invisible.
   A half an hour later, someone called Mark’s room and asked him if he still wanted George to continue holding the elevator for him. Mark was surprised by the call and said later that he himself didn’t understand what had happened. George had never seen him come back into the lobby.
   Mark then told those gathered that evening an amazing thing, that he had been invisible before, and that we were all capable of doing this ourselves. He explained that matter is not solid, but comprised of atoms, cells, and electrons, and therefore penetrable if we have the faith. He gave the example of Jesus becoming invisible to escape the masses who wanted to push him over a cliff as recorded in scripture.
   And all they in the synagogue, when they heard these things, were filled with wrath, and rose up, and thrust him out of the city, and led him unto the brow of the hill whereon their city was built, that they might cast him down headlong. But he passing through the midst of them went his way. (Luke: 4:28-30)
    Mark also reminded us to call for our cloak of “ invisibility, invincibility, and invulnerability" as a shield, especially when doing important work for the masters.

		Mark Becomes Invisible a witness of Mark Prophet and the ascended masters by Alex and Margaret Reichardt One Sunday evening at La Tourelle in Colorado Springs, Mark recounted the time he suddenly disappeared from view during a conference he conducted at the Dodge House in Washington, D.C. Mark had a painting done of Saint Germain and didn’t want anything to happen to it. He needed to bring the painting up from his car, so he took the elevator down with George Lancaster (now ascended) to the lobby. He asked George to hold the elevator for him and not let anyone use it until he got back. So George did as he asked and waited while Mark went out to the parking lot. Mark said he walked out to his car, picked up the painting, and then disappeared, becoming invisible. A half an hour later, someone called Mark’s room and asked him if he still wanted George to continue holding the elevator for him. Mark was surprised by the call and said later that he himself didn’t understand what had happened. George had never seen him come back into the lobby. Mark then told those gathered that evening an amazing thing, that he had been invisible before, and that we were all capable of doing this ourselves. He explained that matter is not solid, but comprised of atoms, cells, and electrons, and therefore penetrable if we have the faith. He gave the example of Jesus becoming invisible to escape the masses who wanted to push him over a cliff as recorded in scripture. And all they in the synagogue, when they heard these things, were filled with wrath, and rose up, and thrust him out of the city, and led him unto the brow of the hill whereon their city was built, that they might cast him down headlong. But he passing through the midst of them went his way. (Luke: 4:28-30) Mark also reminded us to call for our cloak of “ invisibility, invincibility, and invulnerability" as a shield, especially when doing important work for the masters. Copyright © 2006 Excelsior Publications