Shasta Wesak Celebration
Five Days of Divine Expression and Inspiration
Mt Shasta Ascension Center
301 S. Old Stage Road
Mt Shasta, California
Preparatory Guidance for the Five Days of Wesak
April 29 – May 3, 2026
As we approach the sacred interval of Wesak, we enter a living cycle of alignment, tension, blessing, and distribution. These five days, recognized within the Ageless Wisdom teachings as a period of profound spiritual opportunity, offer a gateway through which the Will, Love, and Light of the planetary Hierarchy may be consciously received and anchored within humanity. The instructions given through Master Djwhal Khul emphasize that preparation is not outer ritual alone, but an inner act of orientation, an intentional turning of the soul toward the Purpose that seeks expression through the group field.
Day One & Two – Preparation (April 29–30)
In these days, the disciple withdraws from distraction and gathers the forces of the personality into alignment with the soul. This is a time for simplification, purification, and quiet focus. The mind is steadied, the emotional nature calmed, and the physical body brought into a state of rhythmic cooperation. One seeks harmlessness in thought and speech, cultivating a poised and receptive inner atmosphere. It is recommended to hold a steady reflective attitude, contemplating humanity as one body, and sensing one’s place within the New Group of World Servers as a living cell within a greater organism.
Day Three – The Day of Safeguarding Tension (May 1 – Full Moon)
This is the high point of the Wesak Festival—the moment of contact. At the exact time of the Full Moon, the spiritual Hierarchy gathers in silent expectancy, and the Buddha, representing Enlightenment, and the Christ, representing Love, stand in unified service to transmit the blessing of Shamballa to humanity. The disciple’s task is not to strain, but to hold a steady, tension-filled silence, alert, poised, and inwardly aligned. One becomes a point of focused receptivity, neither asking nor grasping, but standing as a clear channel within the group field. It is through group alignment, not individual effort, that the higher energies are safely received.
Day Four & Five – Distribution (May 2–3)
Having received according to capacity, the work then shifts to distribution. The energies contacted must not remain static; they are to be radiated outward through goodwill, right human relations, and conscious blessing. The disciple becomes a transmitter, grounding light into thought, love into action, and purpose into service. This is a time to consciously direct energy toward humanity, especially into areas of conflict, uncertainty, and need. The emphasis is on giving, not holding, on circulation, not accumulation.
Group Alignment and Silent Service
The Tibetan strongly emphasizes that this work is group work. No individual stands alone in this effort. The effectiveness of the Wesak alignment depends upon the subjective integration of all who participate in goodwill. Therefore, each participant is encouraged to consciously link with all others serving during this time, known and unknown, forming a unified field of invocation and distribution. This silent, inner cooperation is itself an act of planetary service.
A Closing Reflection
As we enter these five days, let us remember: we are not seeking experience, but offering ourselves as instruments. We do not generate the blessing; we prepare the field through which it may descend. In stillness, alignment, and group awareness, the higher energies find their rightful place upon Earth. And through this shared act of sacred participation, humanity is lifted, quietly, steadily, toward the realization of its divine destiny.
Invitation to Participate in the Wesak Festival
We warmly invite you to join us in a group meditation for the Wesak Festival, a sacred time of spiritual renewal and world service. As the full moon rises over the sign of Taurus, aspirants and servers everywhere align their hearts and minds with the great gathering in the Himalayas to receive and distribute the blessing of the Buddha and the Christ. By participating together, we strengthen our connection to this living stream of wisdom, compassion, and goodwill, and help anchor it more fully in human consciousness. Whether you are new to the Festival or a long-time participant, your presence and intention add to the potency of this global act of service.
Each of the scheduled activities will consist of approximately an hour and half period of intense transceiver meditation followed by a 24-hour period of meditative reflection. This provides participants an opportunity to integrate the Force which will pass through the group, utilizing it to enhance their ability to be actively engaged in its distribution.
The 29th of April will be an opportunity for the participants to experience the transmitted Force that will overshadow the group during the five days.
RSVP for the Wesak Festival
Due to the growing number of interested souls wishing to attend this year’s Wesak Festival, we kindly ask all participants to RSVP in advance.
Your RSVP will help us prepare the space and ensure that each person is welcomed with care.
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We look forward to gathering together in the spirit of service, meditation, fellowship, and sacred approach during this blessed Wesak season.
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Event Schedule - Doors will be closed at start time
RSVP and Arrive early to ensure your spot
Wednesday – April 29th, 2026
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Welcome & Introductions
Wesak Activity Overview
Khata Ceremony – Honoring & Blessing
World Service Transmission
Buddha Tara Transceiver Meditation
Thursday – April 30th, 2026
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Anchoring the Divine Presence
Transceiver Meditation
World Service Transmission
Friday – May 1st , 2026 – Wesak Festival
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
May 1, 2026 – 10:23 am PDT – Full Moon
Transceiver Meditation - Shambala Force Distribution
Sai Sin (or Sai-Sin). Ceremony
Translation: "Sai Sin" translates to "Holy Thread" or "Sacred Thread," and it is frequently referred to as a "Monk's Cord".
Purpose: These threads are given to visitors, travelers, or locals as a blessing, symbolizing protection, good luck, health, and a connection to the monk's teachings.
Ritual: Monks often recite chants and prayers, connecting the thread to a Buddha, before tying it around the visitor's wrist.
Special Atrraction - Following the Shamballa Force Distribution - Heaven on Earth Sound Healing
At the heart of Shasta Healing Sound are Donna Meehan and Salvador Garza, two visionaries blending artistry and healing into transformative sound experiences.
Donna, a lifelong healer trained closely with Marion Rosen, brings depth and compassion through her work with sound as medicine. Salvador, a classically trained violinist who has performed with renowned musicians and orchestras, channels his mastery into sacred resonance with violin and crystal singing bowls.
Saturday – May 2nd, 2026
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Anchoring the Divine Presence
Transceiver Meditation
World Service Transmission
Sunday – May 3rd, 2026
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Anchoring the Divine Presence
Transceiver Meditation
World Service Transmission
An Esoteric Overview
1. Sacred Commemoration of the Buddha
Traditionally, the Wesak Festival is observed each year at the time of the full moon of Taurus (usually in May) to commemorate the birth, enlightenment, and passing (parinirvana) of the Buddha. It is regarded as the most significant spiritual festival of the year in both Buddhist and esoteric circles. In the esoteric tradition, Wesak represents a moment of profound contact between the spiritual hierarchy and humanity, when the Buddha, embodying the wisdom of God, blesses the world. Devotees and aspirants prepare themselves inwardly for weeks beforehand through meditation, selfless service, and purification so that their minds and hearts may become receptive to this inflow of light.
2. The Wesak Ceremony in the Valley
In the traditional depiction, a large valley in the Himalayas becomes the setting for a great spiritual gathering. Adepts, disciples, and seekers, both on the inner planes and in physical bodies, assemble in silence, forming a vast congregation of expectant servers. As the exact moment of the full moon arrives, the Buddha is said to appear in a radiant body of light over a rock altar, joined by the Christ (or World Teacher) who acts as the transmitter of the blessing. Together they release a potent spiritual energy, often described as a combination of wisdom, compassion, and will-to-good, into the waiting assembly, who then distribute it to all levels of human life.
3. Distribution of the Blessing and Global Service
After the ceremony, the participants consciously dedicate themselves to carrying this blessing outward in thought, word, and deed. In the traditional approach, this distribution of the Wesak energy is not just symbolic but a real act of service, intended to stimulate goodwill, higher values, and enlightened leadership throughout the world. Individuals observing the festival at home align their meditation or group work with the precise full-moon time, visualizing themselves part of the gathering in the valley and acting as channels for the blessing. Thus, the traditional Wesak Festival becomes both a sacred ritual and a living link between humanity and the higher spiritual centers of the planet.