Who Is Ramtha?
Ramtha is an ancient warrior, conqueror, and ascended Master who lived 35,000 years ago. Remnants of his life and teachings exist in various archaeological artifacts from India and Egypt, as well as ancient Hindu literature. He explains that in his one lifetime he addressed the questions about human existence and the meaning of life, and that through his own observation, reflection, and contemplation he became enlightened and discovered the way to transcend the constraints of time, space, and the limitations of the physical body. He realized a way in which to take his body with him to a level of mind in which his true essence as consciousness and energy could remain fully conscious, be completely free and unlimited to experience any and all aspects of creation, and continue to make known the unknown. He refers to this process as his ascension. When he decided to finally leave this world he ascended in front of his people, which numbered two million, after teaching them what he had learned for 120 days, promising them he would return. Ramtha, in presenting his knowledge as the fruit of his own personal experience, makes the point that he himself is the embodiment of the teachings, the living representation and manifestation of his thought. Thus he says that he is an immortal God, consciousness and energy, and that he lived once as a human being 35,000 years ago in the long-gone continent of Lemuria. The fact that he is no longer limited by his physical body allows him to interact with the physical world in other forms. He often refers to himself as being the wind pushing the clouds, for example, or as being the morning, or a stranger, or a beggar on the street observing civilizations come and go, or as anything that consciousness would dare to imagine. He chose this time to return because the human race is ready to understand what he discovered about our true identity as the Observer, responsible for collapsing the quantum field and molding time and space.
