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Jesus didn't mean that John would not die. He meant that as a Wanderer, John would go in and out of life on
Earth--he would "tarry" until the great plan had been fulfilled on Earth and man again took his rightful place
in the Universe.
The Wanderers are mentioned in many other writings. For instance, in the "Golden Scripts".
"Behold it is of fact that in the higher realms of life there is a system that classifieth spirits into groups,
according to their willingness to be of assistance unto others. At the head is the Christ Group, or group of
Christ Souls, who have suffered so greatly in other worlds and in other forms that the essence of Self hath
become utterly lost." (G. S. 69.2-2).
"They have come to earth from other planets, not earthly born, not knowing always Golgotha of
reincarnation." (G. S. 69:6).
"They do manifest in flesh but rarely, and then only for great purposes involving earthly leadership: they go
down into flesh when great events portend having as their essence the heart of humanity in jeopardy to itself.
These persons have errands to perform of special tenor: they manifest according to plan agreed upon
beforehand: they come and go at behest of a leader, usually the wisest and holiest among them. I say beloved,
there are those amongst you of this order: they have known of old when labors were required to ennoble the
race." (G. S. 69:8-10).
"All the mighty of the earth, verily the truly mighty, are members of this group. Some manifest in flesh today
like unto yourselves; far greater, however, is the number gone on into the higher and even higher planes." (G.
S. 69:26-27).
"My beloved, hear my words: I am at the head of sacrificial ones: bestowed upon me was the leadership of
that group in that I wouldst sacrifice most, going down into flesh times of greatest number, suffering most
terribly most of those times. Those who make up the group were created by that Spirit whom men call the
Father, for purposes of ministering; therefore ye who do minister most are greatest, and he who is greatest in
service is leader." (G. S. 69:31-32).
In the above, the Elder Brother tells us that he is the Head of the Wanderers, and that the Father created them
for a special purpose; they belong to a special order.
The disciples were all Wanderers, for Christ says: "Did I not say unto my disciples, Verily I tell you there are
those among you who shall not taste of death until I come again? Were not those disciples of the serving
ones? Whereof can Mammon say with a certainty that they have ever died? Is it death for consciousness to
pass from body unto body? Verily I tell you, they know themselves." (G. S. 69:36-39).
"There are those on planes of earth who have manifested unto me in many ages, not as men and women but as
Radiant Ones; they have come and gone in your lives of the present as servants of mine, messengers and
ministers in flesh, making you to see the earth after its nature as an abiding place for the children of men." (G.
S. 79:15).
"Beloved, be advised: there are in flesh certain entities who are messengers of mine sent by the Host to do you
good; they have one thought only, to execute my will." (G. S. 79:24).
"I tell you angels are about you, in and out of the flesh, that ye do meet and talk with them daily, that they do
serve you at my behest, that they come back to me with report of your zeal. _In that ye serve, ye are served,
my beloved!_" (G. S. 79:39-40).
Whether we call them the "Goodly Company", the "Sons of Light", the "Lesser Avatars", "Those who serve",