What brings a divine channel, a woman who bathed with half a billion souls in the Ganges, a Tibetan pearl wisdom keeper, a 72-year-old Chinese sage, and a dragon meridian awakener into the same digital room?
The answer is as simple as it is urgent: the world is suffering, and they believe they can help.
“Mother Earth is not well,” forum host Jia told the assembly as she opened the gathering. “If you look at the world news, the collective consciousness is also suffering. So it just makes sense that bringing enlightenment together and bringing beauty together and elevation together — it only makes sense that we’re more powerful together.”
The United Spiritual Leaders Forum represents something rare in the spiritual landscape: masters from radically different lineages setting aside the boundaries that typically separate traditions to ask a collective question. Not “whose teaching is correct?” but “how can we serve?”
The Gathering
The faces on screen spanned continents and traditions. From Taiwan came teachings on dragon meridians and land consciousness. From Kyoto, sound healers and star channels working in the shadow of Mount Kurama. From China, a 72-year-old sage whose five-floor cultural center in Xi’an houses decades of calligraphy and wisdom. From India — by way of the Kumbh Mela, where half a billion people had gathered just months before — came Her Holiness Sai Maa, carrying transmissions about DNA activation and the end of the old paradigm.
There were Tibetan Buddhist practitioners and Taoist cultivators. Zen masters specializing in sudden awakening and healers who work with ancient trees. Teachers trained in the temples of India and practitioners who found their path through Silicon Valley before leaving tech to serve consciousness. Indigenous wisdom from Ainu and Mayan traditions flowed alongside channeled messages from Andromeda.
Some had been teaching for decades. Others had begun their journey just two years prior. The range was intentional.
“Each lineage has a very unique way of elevating humanity and the people attracted to that lineage,” Jia acknowledged. “There are different terms, there are differences, and I just invite us all to embrace all the differences. We’re all such a unique piece of the puzzle — different pieces. But when we put them together, it’s all enlightenment.”
The Questions
Four inquiries guided the gathering:
What lies at the heart of today’s global crisis from a spiritual perspective?
What ancient and modern wisdom must be revived now?
How can compassion, consciousness, and energetic harmony be applied to war, climate, inequality, and suffering?
And perhaps most crucially: How can we build bridges between inner work and outer change — between cultures, communities, between spirit and system?
These were not academic questions. They emerged from a recognition that meditation alone has not stopped wars, that individual awakening has not reversed climate collapse, that decades of spiritual teaching have not prevented the collective consciousness from fracturing. Something more is needed. Something together.
The Opening
Before any teaching could be offered, the field had to be set. Master Sha, the divine channel whose Love Peace Harmony mantra has circled the globe, was invited to perform what his tradition calls a “flow” — a direct transmission from Source.
“Could everybody put a hand together,” he invited the assembly. “I connect with divine and source. Very short. One minute. Few sentences. This is divine speaking through Sha.”
What followed shifted the room from meeting to communion.
“I am so happy as a divine that masters everyone see together to have world love, peace and harmony.”
Master Sha recounted how, seventeen years earlier in the California redwoods, the Divine had given him a healing sound. “The huge energy pulled down from heaven to earth. Rainbow light.” The soul language emerged — sounds that carry frequency beyond semantic meaning — and with it came the translation: “I love my heart and soul. I love all humanity. Join hearts and souls together. Love, peace and harmony.”
Then the Divine, speaking through Master Sha, addressed the state of the world directly: “Mother Earth is in a transition period. Heaven is in reconstruction. Mother Earth is in crisis — politics, economics, health, relationships, and all kinds of challenges.”
And then, to an assembly of strangers united only by intention: “Everyone — I do not know you. I love you.”
The field was set.
The Master Teachings
What followed was a cascade of wisdom from traditions that rarely share space.
Her Holiness Sai Maa spoke from a consciousness that spans galaxies. “I still recall when this planet was being created out of light consciousness,” she told the assembly. “We were in our light body, watching. It took billions of years to be where it is.”
But her most striking teaching came from immediate experience — her January immersion in the Kumbh Mela, the largest human gathering on Earth.
“For the first time in my life, I was with a little bit more than half a billion people. It’s magical. There’s no other word.”
She described entering the Ganges for a sacred bath connected to stellar alignments. “I went inside and it was not water anymore. It was an ocean similar to mercury — this silvery substance. And I was grabbed. And when I came out, those who were around me said I looked so young. And I felt so different.”
From this direct experience, she offered a teaching about cellular transformation: “Our DNA has new information in it. Our cellular structure has new information where we can deprogram aging, deprogram diseases, deprogram death.”
And then the declaration that landed like a gavel: “The old paradigm, the new paradigm, the doubt, the this, the that — this is over. This is over. This is an old world that doesn’t exist anymore.”
Yuan Miao offered her teaching through beauty before explanation. A video played — her Blue Pearl song filling the space, images of the luminous jewel interwoven with sacred sound.
“Blue pearl… love and compassion, the most precious jewel…”
“Deep in my heart, the most precious…”
When she spoke, she decoded one of Buddhism’s most beloved mantras: “You must know Om Mani Padme Hum. What does Mani mean? In Tibetan language, Mani means pearl. Padme means lotus.”
Her diagnosis of the world’s suffering was startlingly direct: “Why so many troubles, war, disease? Because people don’t know their true nature. Human true nature is pearl — very precious jewel. Everybody has Buddha nature and God nature. But people not recognize they have Buddha nature and God nature. That’s why they are so spoiled. They are so selfish.”
Twenty years of her work distilled to a single prescription: recognize the pearl within.
Master Feung, 72 years old, taught in Chinese with careful translation. His offering centered on an image: humanity as a grand painting.
“Among the 8 billion people, no two individuals are the same. Humanity as a whole is a grand painting, and every individual life is a small piece in this vast picture.”
Then the teaching that required silence to absorb: “Each individual, regardless of their unique position or how different they are from others, is perfectly suited in their place. From the perspective of the whole, everyone is exactly where they need to be.”
His practical instruction was deceptively simple: “We don’t need to learn others’ strengths or judge ourselves by others’ standards. What we should do is sense and respond to things from our hearts. All life processes should be natural.”
Forum host Jia, who had spent time with Master Feung at his cultural center in Xi’an and walked with him on the sacred mountain Hua Shan, shared what distinguished his presence: “He’s like enlightened. There’s just no self. He’s just like, ‘Anything can happen.’ And he’s just even with it.”
When Master Feung concluded, he offered five words that blessed the entire endeavor: “This is a good beginning.”
Master Wu could not attend directly, but his student Siana carried his teaching about the dragon meridians — the energy networks that run through the earth, connecting land, human consciousness, and the divine.
“He teaches that the dragon meridian does not dictate fate,” Siana explained. “It reflects our collective awareness. In uncertain times, spiritual awakening is our anchor. It does not bring fortune or disaster, but serves as a mirror, revealing the truth that we must confront.”
This reframe shifted the assembly’s understanding of planetary crisis. The earth is not punishing humanity. The dragon meridians are showing us what we have become.
“Master Wu reminds us that we are not here to resist change, but to fulfill what must unfold. This journey is one of revelation. The dragon’s meridian does not control us. It guides us, calling us to awaken. The path has always been there, and now the choice is ours.”
The Emerging Voices
If the masters provided vision, the emerging teachers demonstrated that vision taking root.
From Kyoto, Mickey spoke of her work near Mount Kurama, channeling energy from constellations through crystal balls and frequency. “The most important thing is fully being myself 100% when I channel message. My task is to present how I live truly and how I offer such kind of healing. That will contribute to support world peace.”
Her friend Miyuki, who plays an instrument called the soul sound tuned to 432 Hz and the solfeggio frequencies, offered an elegant teaching: “The sound only tells the truth. And sound never tells a lie. Just a vibration frequency.” Her workshops invite people “not to act on, but just to be yourself.”
From China by way of Silicon Valley, Alva described leaving tech to focus on mental health and women’s empowerment. “I have around 300,000 followers right now. One of my missions is to help a lot of these great teachings that I’ve received worldwide to land in China.”
Sahaja, a Fortune 500 director who also leads women’s empowerment work, named what she sees at the root of global crisis: “Disconnection. From the sacredness of our work, from the imbalance of masculine and feminine, from the role of women as leaders.” Her practical response includes career coaching, resume workshops, and economic empowerment as spiritual practice.
Dini spoke of her work restoring connection between humans and the natural world. “I connect with ancient trees around the world to help heal the world. I feel that this disconnect is one of the problems that led to this global crisis — because we stopped looking at plants as sentient beings.”
Kenjun, a certified Zen master, described his specialty: “Instant awakening. I have been specializing in the energies and technologies of sudden awakening.”
Junko Nakatani, who has spent thirty years doing healing work with Ainu and Mayan wisdom, noted simply: “Sometimes people, sometimes land, sometimes walk with dragons.”
Ra quoted the Upanishads: “If you have an open mind, open heart, the entire world is your family. And that understanding is really the solution to war, to suffering, to all these political difficulties.”
And the ikebana artist, working with the traditional Japanese flower arrangement that has deep Shinto roots, offered a teaching through practice: “If I train myself from within, then the subtle vibration goes forward from within to outside. I trust that when something within me transforms, something outside also transforms.”
The Vision That Emerged
Across lineages and generations, certain themes surfaced again and again.
The crisis is real — but so is the opportunity. “What is happening to humanity right now is a global awareness, global awakening, global enlightenment, global ascension consciousness which is happening for the first time since the birth of this planet,” Sai Maa declared.
Inner work and outer change cannot be separated. The dragon meridians reflect collective consciousness. Personal awakening ripples into world healing. Being yourself 100% contributes to world peace.
The veil is thinning. “The thickness of the maya, of the karma, of the kali yuga dissolves because of our consciousness,” Sai Maa taught. Multiple speakers referenced the sense that something is shifting — that what was hidden is becoming visible, what was solid is becoming permeable.
And unity is not uniformity. The forum did not seek to merge traditions into one teaching. It sought to create a “vortex” — a field of coherence in which different gifts could amplify each other.
“There are real ways in which we can collaborate,” Jia observed. “Master Sha can eradicate blockages — health, financial, career. Being with Her Holiness Sai Maa — her love altered me as a woman just being with her. We will send out an invite for another meeting. What I would love us to think about is how we actually bring this down here, put it in action, and move it forward.”
The UN Connection
Perhaps the most surprising dimension of the forum was its institutional ambition. This was not a retreat from the world but an engagement with it.
“We’ve opened a chapter with the United Nations,” Jia announced. “The whole movement is to elevate global consciousness, and we’re doing that through the platform of Pearl News. If you have stories, if you have ways you want to get your message out there to attract people you can help, let’s use these platforms and work together.”
The integration of spiritual leadership with international institutions represents a new phase in consciousness work. Not replacing political action with prayer, but infusing political action with awakened presence. Not withdrawing from systems, but transforming them from within.
Master Wu’s work with the Konan Foundation for Peace in Ukraine exemplifies this integration — dragon meridian wisdom applied to active conflict zones. The forum is attempting something similar at larger scale: spiritual wisdom applied to the United Nations platform, ancient teachings amplified through modern media.
Technology as Amplifier
The forum also embraced technology as ally rather than obstacle.
“Ma’at’s AI platform takes one of your talks and puts it across all social media — puts all the best parts in the best ways across social media,” Jia explained. “Every single person here, we want to promote you. We want to promote each other.”
She described a conversation with Palden Lamo, a powerful teacher with only a few students. The AI tools could help her reach those she is meant to serve. “Every single person here — we want to promote you.”
Alva’s journey from Silicon Valley to spiritual content creator demonstrated the proof of concept. Ancient wisdom can travel through modern channels. Three hundred thousand followers can receive teachings that might have remained in small circles a generation ago.
The masters were not threatened by this. They saw it as service. If the world needs pearl energy, if the world needs Love Peace Harmony, if the world needs the grand painting teaching — then let technology carry it further than any single voice could reach.
The Closing
When Her Holiness Sai Maa offered the closing transmission, she began with an image from Egypt — source as totality, each being as a dot within it.
“Every single little dot is each one of us. But we don’t exist as such. We are like air in source. We are full of everything and empty of everything.”
She traced the journey from source to consciousness to quantum energy to light to love — “We are so in love with that light when we saw it that love is born instantly by itself” — to the multi-dimensional beings we have always been.
“We’ve always been one. We’ve always been together.”
Then she addressed the younger teachers directly: “You, my beloved young beings — you are going to take this planet into the world of ascension. This is you.”
The forum closed as it began — with Master Sha’s Love Peace Harmony, the entire assembly singing together in Chinese. Different accents, different levels of fluency, one song. One field.
“Like any good Bollywood movie,” Jia laughed as the singing ended. “Thank you. That was way better than I expected it to be.”
What Comes Next
The forum was, as Master Feung observed, “a good beginning.”
Not a culmination. Not an achievement. A beginning.
Jia made the invitation concrete: “What I would love us to all think about is how we actually bring this down here, put it in action, move it forward. They’re all very beautiful ideas, but unless we have a structure and a plan, how are we going to collaborate with each other to bring it into the world?”
She committed to follow-up: “I personally am going to be in touch with all of you. I would love to get your ideas on paper. And then as a group, we’re going to look at it and begin to actually create in this world together — and help humanity and Mother Earth transition.”
Another meeting will come. The vortex will strengthen. The different pieces of the puzzle will discover how they fit.
The path has always been there. The dragon meridians have always run through the land. The pearl has always waited within. The grand painting has always included every being in exactly the right place.
What changes is recognition. What changes is choice. What changes is action.
“The path has always been there,” Master Wu teaches through Siana. “And now the choice is ours.”
Connect with the Teachers
For those called to explore these teachings further:
Master Sha — Divine channeling, Love Peace Harmony, soul language drsha.com/events
Her Holiness Sai Maa — DNA activation, consciousness expansion, divine remembrance sai-maa.com/what-we-offer/online-courses
Yuan Miao — Blue Pearl energy, Tibetan wisdom, Buddha nature recognition newcenturyfoundation.org/about/yuan-miao
Master Feung — Chinese wisdom traditions, calligraphy, the grand painting teaching art-center.gloje.com
Master Wu — Dragon meridians, land consciousness, earth-peace integration pearlnewsuna.org
The United Spiritual Leaders Forum convenes masters across lineages to address global crisis through elevated consciousness. For information about upcoming gatherings and how to participate, follow Pearl News and the United Spiritual Leaders Forum network.
