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The Mahanta, the Living ECK Master.
One man holds the office at a time — Twitchell to 1971, and Harold Klemp since 1981. Members write to him and report meeting him in dreams; he is the teaching's point of entry.
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The shared center — held across the tradition
Soul does not need to be saved. It needs to travel.
Soul already exists and already is what it is. The problem is that it identifies with one body at a time; the practice is learning to leave and come back on purpose.
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The ECK can be heard.
The life current is described as an audible sound — flute, bees, thunder, depending on which plane — and as light. Hearing it is the practice's first checkable result.
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Cosmos & Afterlife
how reality is built, and what follows deathThe nature of reality
Worlds stacked above the physical, each with its own sound, all of them carried by the ECK
After death
Reincarnation and karma until Soul is free, and then service as a co-worker with God