Qualities needed for a Spiritual Warrior

You must arm yourself with weapons of the spirit to conquer your enemies.These spiritual weapons are your
-Discipline
-Pure and powerful thoughts
-Pure aspirations,goodwill, and spirit of right human relations
-Courage, daring, and striving
-Sense of unity and synthesis
-Integrity,honesty and nobility
-Sincerity and simplicity
-Love,dedication and devotion to a great cause
-Spiritual maturity
-Good karma
-Silent mouth
-Harmlessness
-Watchful spirit
-Sensitivity and magnetism

-Torkom Saraydarian ,Other Worlds

GMCKS Quote

Power of the eyes on the Aura

The aura is very sensitive to the energy radiating out of the eyes. The aura can feel a glance. It is known that a well-intentioned glance can bring blessings into the aura, while glances charged with ugly motives disturb the aura immensely.

The glance of an advanced Initiate can bring a great amount of
blessing to a crowd, while the glance of an evil person disturbs the whole aura. This is why advanced Ashrams are restricted to those whose hearts and motives are full of goodness and beauty. If a person gives you a dirty look, the force coming from his eyes can disturb or even damage your aura. Very soon the radiation of the eyes will be measured.

It is interesting to note that any disturbance in the aura affects the eyes first; the eyes are very closely connected to the aura. When the aura of a pregnant woman is damaged, the eyes of her child will be weak and will require permanent attention.

-Torkom Saraydarian, Aura: Shield of Protection & Glory

Holy Master D.K. Quote

How Disciples can Avoid a Spiritual Fall

The only means that will prevent the disciple from falling is 
a) by practicing and mastering the virtues, and
b) constantly requesting the blessing of God and the Sat Guru-the main permanent spiritual teacher. 

Through these,the spiritual fall can be avoided or substantially minimized. 

-Grand Master Choa Kok Sui,Achieving Oneness with the Higher Soul

Sounding the Great Invocation

Sometimes it will be very effective if you imagine that someone, a higher being, a great initiate, is sounding the Great Invocation and you are repeating it after, verse by verse.

To make it more potent, you listen to the whole verse and repeat it in one breath, but without haste. Pause for three counts after the first verse, seven counts after the second verse, nine counts after the third verse, and twelve counts after the fourth verse.
In these silent periods, mentally concentrate and visualize the effect of the preceding verse.

The effect of our invocation depends on the level from which we are speaking or sounding it.
If a man’s consciousness is focused on the physical level only, the vocal effect of his invocation will be very weak and will not bring permanent results.
If his consciousness is focused on the emotional plan, his invocation or speech will carry more force and bring greater results.
If he is focused on the mental plane, then his invocation will be still stronger, will have more force and evoke higher responses.
If his focus is in the higher mental and Intuitional Planes, he is a white magician and his invocation and speech is charged with very high voltage energy.

-Torkom Saraydarian,Prayers, Mantrams and Invocations

Divine Protection by remembering the Teacher

Much can be forgiven him who even in darkness has preserved the concept of the Teacher. The Teacher uplifts the dignity of the spirit. We liken the concept of the Teacher to a lamp in the darkness. Therefore, the Teacher may be called a beacon of responsibility. The bonds of the Teaching are like a saving rope in the mountains. The Teacher is revealed from the moment of kindling of the spirit. From that moment on the Teacher is inseparable from the disciples. 
We do not see the end of the chain of Teachers, and the consciousness imbued with the Teacher elevates the attainment of the disciple as a precious, all-penetrating aroma. The bond of the disciple with the Teacher forms a link of protection in the uniting chain. Within this defense deserts bloom.
-Master Morya through Helena Roerich, Community