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A new world story is unfolding – the rise to the fore of a group hero, called The New Group of World Servers in Alice Bailey’s writings.  This group is comprised of the growing number of people who, though not yet liberated from the conflict of the human condition, are awake to the divine side of their nature.  Each seeks to serve in some problematic area of human endeavor.

To many of us the very name `the new group of world servers' is one that has become so familiar that we have to be careful not to underestimate the vital role it is playing in preparing the way for the reappearance of the Christ.

Every seven years, from December 21 – 28, a tide of Capricornian influences flow into humanity, providing a ‘week of group impact’ strengthening the work and consciousness of the New Group of World Servers. Link in meditation, prayer and reflection – invoking the higher energies and evoking responses from the New Group.

Drawing on the writings of Alice Bailey, Sarah McKechnie explores the esoteric significance of the Week in an article originally prepared for the Festival Week in 2005.

In 1953 Foster Bailey, Alice Bailey’s husband, wrote of the rhythms in the life of the New Group of World Servers, and of the way in which these subtle rhythms influenced Lucis Trust’s planning of meditative and educational initiatives in support of the Group.

Participate privately through your own rhythm of meditation, visualization and prayer. Invoke the light, love and spiritual will of the Higher Worlds, visualizing those energies empowering the Group of all servers in the world. Suggested practices include a 5pm daily mantram; a global Minute of Silence on December 21; use the outline for the Goodwill Meditation Group; join a webinar; attend a local event or organize an event; spread the word.

The New Group of World Servers is a functioning active group.  Every man and woman in every country, who is working to heal the breaches between people, to evoke the sense of brotherhood, to foster the sense of mutual inter-relation, … is a member of the New Group of World Servers, even if  they have never heard of it.