Who is man?
The earth in its pristine state when it was created by Elohim – the morning stars that sang together – under the guidance of Virgo, Amaryllis the Goddess of Spring and the Maha Chohan, had beautiful flowers and trees. The earth was created of pure substance, more translucent, radiating, iridescent colours. It was truly a Garden of magnificence. Then as mankind fell and their bodies became more dense, the Earth also became more dense and soiled and dark. Hence the ground is called soil. Nature never produced anything destructive to man but it is the duty of the elementals to obey the commands of individuals endowed with a threefold flame in their hearts.
So the elementals have been absorbing mankind’s discordant thoughts and feelings. This is what man has become through disobedience to the Law of his own being. Within man is the kingdom of the mind, where elementals – responding to his thought – become the thoughts which he holds in his mind. Within man is also the emotional world of the kingdom of the angels to which they respond. In large part the angels cannot absorb so much of man’s misqualified energy that they are overburdened with negativity since their task is to radiate the feelings of God to man.
The elementals, on the other hand obey the thoughts of the ones with a threefold flame(in the beginning) and so they outpicture whatever mankind’s thoughts are. That is why there are tornadoes, hurricanes, volcanoes and the like. These are the result of the accumulation of mankind’s negative thoughts.
In the beginning, the divine plan was for the three kingdoms – the elementals, the angelic and human kingdoms – to serve together, each on evolving ever upward into greater perfection. Elementals were created to serve mankind through their own particular element, the salamanders through fire; the undines through water; the sylphs and fairies through air and the gnomes through the earth element. It is through the effects and use of their life that these little and great beings supply man with the garments of flesh which they wear, the water they drink, the food so abundantly supplied, the air they breathe and everything required to sustain him on earth.
The divine plan was for man to be served in love and in turn mankind was to pour love, gratitude and blessings back to the elemental kingdom. Elementals range in size from less than one-eighth of an 2.5 cm to 24.384 metres. Which is in imperial one-eighth of an inch to 80 feet. So it seems that man is the at the crux of the whole situation. Mankind can lift themselves and their planet to the heights of creation. That is man, part of the triumvirate of angels, men and elementals.

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