Escola da Transfiguração Consciente

A Call to the Union of Peoples

Across all ages, peoples and traditions have sought the presence of the Sacred.
And in every era, God has revealed Himself through a language of His own — always preserving the essence of Love, Justice, and Light, which are the eternal marks of Christ.

The Universal Christ is not confined by human borders.
He does not belong to institutions, nor does He restrict Himself to rites, names, or cultures.
He is the Regent of creation, the Intelligence that harmonizes worlds, the Light that flows through every sincere form of spirituality.

Wherever true love exists, He is present.
Wherever charity is practiced, He breathes.
Wherever humility lives, He acts.
Wherever the suffering are cared for, He operates.
In every tradition, in every language, at every altar.

Recognizing the Universal Christ means learning to perceive the divine spark within the many expressions of faith that compose human spirituality.
It means understanding that God speaks all languages.
It means accepting that Light descends wherever it finds an open space — whether in a cathedral, a spiritist center, a humble terreiro, an ancestral temple, or a quiet home.

The call of our time is clear:
to overcome prejudice, to approach one another, to honor the different paths to the Sacred, and to learn how to discern the presence of Christ beyond appearances.

It is not about mixing doctrines or erasing identities.
It is about recognizing divine action wherever it manifests, and cultivating fraternity among peoples and spiritual paths that, though different in form, converge upon the same horizon of Love and Light.

Pride separates.
Ignorance condemns.
Haste judges.
But humility reveals.
And discernment teaches us that the true question is not:
“Where does God reside?”
The true question is:
“Where is God loving, healing, illuminating, and liberating?”

The answer is simple:
God is wherever there is sincerity of heart.
Christ is wherever essential love is found.
The Spirit moves wherever compassion, justice, mercy, and peace take root.

This is, therefore, a call to unity — not through uniformity, but through communion.
Through the ability to see the Universal Christ reflected in many prisms.
Through the courage to recognize the Sacred in the other.
Through the maturity to understand that humanity will only find balance when it learns to honor, in every tradition, the luminous essence each one carries.

May we cultivate a world in which peoples respect one another,
in which spiritualities enter into dialogue,
and in which Christ — One and Universal —
can finally be recognized as the Light that permeates everything and everyone.

He asked us to love one another.
He asked us to overcome our differences so that we may form unity within His transfigured mystical body and walk in His direction.

Let us do what He asked of us, beloved ones!
The Spirit asks for openness, so that peace may be restored and the Era of Love may descend upon us.