Hello everyone, and welcome back to The Fellowship Chronicles! I hope you are having a marvelous day, because today we’re diving into the fascinating life and spiritual legacy of Paul the Venetian, an ascended master who’s all about love, beauty, and creativity. We’ll explore his spiritual retreat, his role in history, and how he’s still inspiring artists and seekers today.
So, who exactly is Paul the Venetian? Well, he’s an ascended master who oversees the Third Ray of Divine Love, which is the color pink.
His etheric retreat, the Château de Liberté, is located over southern France along the Rhône River. You can think of it as a cosmic art school where souls go to learn about beauty, culture, and divine expression.
Paul’s all about using art and culture to uplift humanity. The ascended masters teach that culture is a gateway to higher consciousness—it helps us connect to deeper spiritual truths in a way that resonates with our hearts. So let us keep that in mind as we see so many changes in the cultures of the world—"culture is a gateway to higher consciousness.”
His Past Lives and Contributions
Paul’s journey spans several lifetimes, and in each one, he had a major impact on art and culture. Back in Atlantis, he was in charge of cultural affairs and even planted the Liberty Flame in Peru, which later inspired the beauty of the Incan civilization.
In ancient Egypt, he worked as a master of esoteric architecture alongside El Morya, helping build the pyramids. But his most famous life? He was Paolo Veronese, a brilliant Renaissance artist born in 1528 in Verona, Italy.
Veronese changed the game in art. He played with colors in ways no one had before, using bold combinations like ruby and emerald, aquamarine and violet. His paintings, like The Marriage at Cana and The Raising of Lazarus, captured the essence of divine love in a way that felt fresh and relatable to everyday people.
The Château de Liberté Retreat
Paul’s retreat, the Château de Liberté, is like an otherworldly museum and art studio combined. At the etheric level, it’s filled with incredible works of art, music, and literature from across the ages. Artists, musicians, and writers go there while their bodies sleep at night to receive divine inspiration and training.
His teachings remind us that true art is about harmony, balance, and beauty. It’s not just about creating something nice to look at—it’s about shaping the consciousness of society for the better.
Paul’s Influence on Art and Culture
Paul teaches that art can either uplift or degrade human consciousness. He’s not a fan of chaotic, abstract modern art that lacks harmony and meaning. Instead, he believes true beauty reflects divine love and serves a higher purpose.
One of his students was Norman Rockwell, the famous American illustrator that most of us are familiar with. You may be familiar with Rockwell’s paintings that capture heartwarming moments of everyday life—scenes filled with humor, humility, and love. Paul guided Rockwell to show the Christ presence in people through simple yet powerful imagery.
His Connection to the Liberty Flame
Paul’s influence isn’t limited to the arts. He played a big role in preserving the liberty flame—a spiritual fire that represents freedom and enlightenment. Originally enshrined in the Temple of the Sun in Atlantis, the flame was later moved to France and eventually brought to the United States.
In 1962, Paul transferred the liberty flame to the Washington Monument, where it now radiates divine freedom to all who visit.
A Personal Invitation
Paul the Venetian isn’t just a figure from history—he’s still here, guiding and inspiring us. He invites you to visit his retreat, where you’re shown an empty frame symbolizing your divine potential. The goal? To fill that frame with the highest expression of your soul’s creativity.
If you want to connect with Paul the Venetian, try connecting with him in meditation. Ask for his help in opening your heart chakra, refining your artistic gifts, and infusing your life with divine beauty. You can also request to be taken to his retreat while your body sleeps at night. Just make the call before going to sleep for the angels to escort you there.
Paul the Venetian teaches us that beauty is a reflection of divine love. Whether through art, music, writing, or simply the way we live our lives, we can bring more light and inspiration into the world.
Thanks for tuning in to today’s episode! If you enjoyed this deep dive into Paul the Venetian, be sure to subscribe and share. Until next time, keep creating, keep loving, and keep shining your light.
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