Objectives and principles

UCCM was established on 02.03.2012 in its current form. This date is centered around the numbers five and one in its numerical meaning. 

2012 = 2+1+2=5 and 3+2=5 and 5+5=10=1 

In this sense, the return to God is represented by the number five, and the unity of God himself is represented by the number one, and this also energetically defines the purpose of UCCM.

UCCM

- The aim of UCCM is to establish an spiritual life path (Universal Christ Consciousness, UCC) in the individual that is compatible with existence in the material world of the 21st century, that gives the individual a transcendental purpose and source of happiness and guides him/her out of the material world during a period of time dependent on his/her karma.

- Its goal is solely the development of the UCC, it does not serve any worldly purpose.

- It is not a church and does not intend to become one; it is not under the jurisdiction of any church and does not intend to be in the future.

- The movement is open to all, regardless of religion, gender, age or any other distinction, and all you have to do, ask to be accepted as a disciple.

- The disciple will receive individual, group training appropriate to his/her level, under the guidance of UCCM's initiated masters, and will progress at his/her own pace of development. The training can be self-training, online training, complemented by a club-style small group course and face-to-face meeting.

- Students can interrupt their studies at any time and as often as they wish, without any obligation and can continue their training from the level they have already reached.

- UCCM does not interfere in or influence in any way the student's private life, but can provide advice on request.

- A disciple who has reached the level of master and who accepts the obligations that go with it may take on his/her own disciples within the framework of UCCM.

UNIVERSAL CHRIST CONSCIOUSNESS (UCC)

- It is universal; because it is independent of itemized religions, free from dogmas, offers everyone the opportunity to develop within the framework of their own faith, and because it offers the possibility of realizing any aspect of God.

- It is a guide to the realization of Christ, which means Jesus Christ, and all the masters who have realized the Christ Force in a greater or lesser extent, as well as the realization of the Supreme Self.

- It is conscious; moving towards the development of the highest consciousness through the conscious efforts of the disciple.

UCCM's head-masters

- undertake to develop within themselves Universal Christ Consciousness (all the three paths to Keter in Life-tree: knowledge-service, love-service, perfection), which goes hand in hand with the awakening of the Kundalini Force and ongoing spiritual self-training,

- they take an oath to serve the Christ Force and henceforth subordinate their whole life to this service,

- commit to follow Patanjali's eight-step yoga process,

- commit themselves to an unbiased study of the scriptures of more religions, and to acquire a thorough knowledge of at least one of them,

- commit to lead exemplary lives for others, both at work and in their personal lives striving for transparency, for purity of body and mind,

- undertake to carry out their everyday and spiritual activities in a way that promotes the self-realization of others,

- undertake to participate in the training of UCCM masters and disciples in such a way as to promote the theoretical and practical realization of the philosophy of UCC.

- undertake that if for any reason they are unable to comply with the written and unwritten rules of the head master, they will voluntarily resign as a head master, but may remain a disciple and, after correcting their deficiencies, may reapply for the head master position which is judged by the community of head masters,

- they may resign at any time, in the event of resignation they will be accountable only to Christ Force,

- they make decision on all matters relating to the UCCM in accordance with democratic principles,

- if they follow the theoretical and practical philosophy of UCC, the head masters can attain moksha (liberation from the cycle of existence, i.e. samsara), and if the Kundalini power is fully developed, they can join to the Universal Christ Force.

UCCM's guide masters, healing masters and masters

- master can be anyone who accepts the philosophy, aims and principles of the UCCM and who has completed the UCCM yoga school and received a master initiation.

- masters are subject to the same rules as head master, except that they cannot or do not wish to undertake the awakening of the Kundalini Force in their present life, but follow one or two of the initiation paths to Keter,

- masters, if they live the theoretical and practical philosophy of UKT, can attain moksha,

- guide masters are eligible to teach UCCM's training.

Founder of UCCM:

Margaret Rhasoda-Varga, head-master (born: 22.07.1957) 

2010, Budapest (Hungary)