In preparation for the 2025 University of the Seven Rays Conference
and coinciding with the 2025 Conclaves, our home page has been updated with the 2025 edition of Vicente Beltrán-Anglada’s (VBA) Introduction to Agni Yoga, as well as the English translations of his major works, The Mysteries of Shamballa and Planetary Organized Magic.
Announcing the 2025 Editions of Vicente Beltrán-Anglada’s TRANSLATED Works
The light of Agni Yoga continues to shine brighter as we move toward the highly anticipated 2025 University of the Seven Rays Conference. To mark this pivotal moment, agniyoga.info is thrilled to announce the release of the 2025 edition of Vicente Beltrán-Anglada’s (VBA) Introduction to Agni Yoga, along with English translations of two of his most significant works, The Mysteries of Shamballa and Planetary Organized Magic. These new editions not only honor VBA’s legacy but also extend his profound teachings to an even wider audience.
This release resonates deeply with the convergence of significant spiritual events in 2025, from the Conclaves of the Catholic Church in Rome to the assembly of the planetary spiritual Hierarchy in Shamballa. These works invite readers to explore the profound interconnectedness of humanity, the cosmos, and the eternal pursuit of spiritual truth.
The Foundation of Wisdom
Vicente Beltrán-Anglada’s Introduction to Agni Yoga has long been a gateway into the expansive realm of Agni Yoga teachings. The 2025 edition polishes this guiding light, helping seekers rediscover its timeless principles. It serves both as an entry point for newcomers and a deep well of reflection for seasoned students.
The Mysteries of Shamballa takes us to the heart of the spiritual center of the planet, unveiling insights into the esoteric nature of Shamballa and its role in humanity’s evolution. Meanwhile, Planetary Organized Magic explores the intricate energies that compose the fabric of our world, offering an intricate understanding of occult work and spiritual responsibility.
These works are more than texts; they are bridges to inner awakening. They resonate with those drawn to God’s Plan, offering clarity and inspiration to traverse their spiritual path with intention and joy.
A Visionary Trilogy
Accompanying VBA’s celebrated works is a trilogy by his devoted editor, José Becerra. Inspired by VBA’s teachings, Becerra combines historical fiction with spiritual philosophy to bring Agni Yoga’s wisdom into a fresh, engaging narrative form. This trilogy offers a unique point of entry into the Agni Yoga teachings, merging storytelling with deep philosophy to inspire spiritual seekers from all walks of life.
At the heart of José Becerra’s trilogy lies the story of Amar, the protagonist whose transformative spiritual quest unfolds across three captivating works of historical fiction. Each book weaves threads of mysticism, introspection, and timeless truths into a rich narrative tapestry inspired by the teachings of Vicente Beltrán-Anglada.
The trilogy begins with Shamballa: The White Island, where Amar ventures boldly into the radiant mysteries of our planetary center, uncovering Shamballa’s profound wisdom. This first exploration sets the stage for The Way to Shamballa: Agni Yoga, a prequel that turns inward to explore the pathways leading to Shamballa. It reflects on the inner transformations required to walk these sacred roads and the fire that illuminates their way. For those familiar with the luminous paths of Shamballa: The White Island, this work reveals the origins of those pivotal footsteps. For new readers, it serves as an entry point into a realm where the fire of the heart meets the boundlessness of the soul.
The sequel, Magic: The Science of Creation, continues Amar’s extraordinary journey of awakening. Following the events of the first two books, Amar must now master the enigmatic art of scientific magic. This story intertwines internal mastery with acts of benevolence and beauty, as Amar learns that true power is found not in command but in service. From the vast cosmic systems to the tiniest atom, Magic reveals magic as the force behind all creation, a universal power that enables all forms of consciousness to shape and express their existence.
Through Amar’s powerful story, Becerra’s trilogy brings the principles of Agni Yoga to life, offering readers an inspiring and deeply reflective experience. Whether you are uncovering mysteries, walking inner paths, or exploring the science of creation, this trilogy serves as a profound companion for seekers on the spiritual path.
A Beacon for the Spiritual Path
This collection of works arrives at a moment of planetary significance, underscoring the timeless relevance of Agni Yoga’s teachings for those yearning to better understand humanity’s cosmic purpose. Whether you are a longtime follower of Agni Yoga or a newcomer standing at the gates of this profound discipline, these works are an invitation to explore, reflect, and grow.
Visit our home page at agniyoga.info to learn more about these publications and connect with other seekers on the spiritual path. Together, we can awaken to new heights of understanding and contribute to the collective evolution of consciousness.
The path of spiritual truth is never solitary. These works remind us that we walk it together, step by step, toward the eternal light of Shamballa.
THE RULES OF THE ROAD
- The Road is trodden in the full light of day, thrown upon the Path by Those Who know and lead. Naught can then be hidden, and at each turn upon that Road a man must face himself.
- Upon the Road the hidden stands revealed. Each sees and knows the villainy of each. And yet there is, with that great revelation, no turning back, no spurning of each other, no shakiness upon the Road. The Road goes forward into day.
- Upon that Road one wanders not alone. There is no rush, no hurry. And yet there is no time to lose. Each pilgrim, knowing this, presses his footsteps forward, and finds himself surrounded by his fellowmen. Some move ahead; he follows after. Some move behind; he sets the pace. He travels not alone.
- Three things the Pilgrim must avoid. The wearing of a hood, a veil which hides his face from others; the carrying of a water pot which only holds enough for his own wants; the shouldering of a staff without a crook to hold.
- Each Pilgrim on the Road must carry with him what he needs: a pot of fire, to warm his fellowmen; a lamp, to cast its rays upon his heart and show his fellowmen the nature of his hidden life; a purse of gold, which he scatters not upon the Road, but shares with others; a sealed vase, wherein he carries all his aspiration to cast before the feet of Him Who waits to greet him at the gate—a sealed vase.
- The Pilgrim, as he walks upon the Road, must have the open ear, the giving hand, the silent tongue, the chastened heart, the golden voice, the rapid foot, and the open eye which sees the light. He knows he travels not alone.
Source: Discipleship in the New Age, Vol 1, pp. 583-84