In 1977, a presence made itself known to a woman named Jay-Z Knight. A simple afternoon, one spent engaged in everyday activities, was suddenly transformed into an event that would alter the course of her life forever. A magnificent being of light, standing seven feet tall, radiant and powerful, appeared before her. His presence was unmistakable—commanding yet warm, ancient yet intimately familiar. When she asked who he was, he smiled, a smile as brilliant as the sun, and answered, “My name is Ramtha, the Enlightened One, and I have come to help you over the ditch.”

From that moment on, Ramtha became a constant in her life, guiding her through teachings that stretched the limits of her understanding, challenging her deeply ingrained beliefs, and unveiling a reality far beyond the one she had known. Though Jay-Z had always sensed an unseen presence walking with her, offering comfort and wisdom in times of hardship, it was not until this moment that she came to recognize the magnitude of what was unfolding.

Ramtha taught her directly, manifesting in her home, speaking to her as one speaks to a dear friend. He was patient—eternally so, allowing her to navigate her own doubts and fears while gently guiding her beyond them. Through his presence, she came to understand that she was not merely a recipient of divine wisdom, but a chosen vessel through which this wisdom would be shared with the world.

Channeling Ramtha required her to leave her body entirely, allowing him to enter and use it as a means to communicate. She would return with no memory of what had transpired, as though she had stepped outside of time itself. And though the experience was often bewildering and physically demanding, she knew—deep in her soul—that this was her path, one she had agreed to long before she entered this life.

Ramtha is not a mere spirit, nor is he a deity to be worshiped. He is a teacher, a master who transcended the limitations of the physical world and now returns to share his knowledge with those who are ready to remember.

Over 35,000 years ago, Ramtha walked this Earth, born into a world of war and conquest. He was once a man—a warrior, a leader—who sought to understand the great mysteries of existence. Through his journey, he discovered the limitless potential of the mind, the eternal nature of the soul, and the truth that all beings are divine. Rather than succumbing to the cycle of birth and death, he chose another path—he ascended, taking his body with him, becoming a consciousness unbound by time or space.

He returned not as a physical presence, but as an enlightened consciousness, reaching through the veil to awaken those who have ears to hear. He comes not to demand allegiance, nor to be placed upon a pedestal, but to remind humanity of their own forgotten divinity.

“You are very important and precious to us,” Ramtha teaches, “because the life that flows through you, the thought that comes to you, however you entertain it, is the intelligence and life force you have termed God.”

Ramtha’s teachings are not bound to religion or dogma. He does not come to offer salvation, for he teaches that there is nothing to be saved from—only illusions to awaken from. He speaks of the power of thought, the freedom of expression, and the unlimited nature of being. He reminds us that we are not victims of fate, nor subjects of a divine plan, but creators of reality itself.

Through time, many have come with the same message, only to be worshiped rather than heard. Others have tried to control and distort this wisdom, turning it into doctrines that bind rather than liberate. But Ramtha does not seek followers—he seeks masters. He seeks those who will hear his words and apply them, live them, embody them.

The age of limitation is ending and the age of light is unfolding. Ramtha and those who stand with him have come to prepare humanity for what lies ahead—a time of great change, a time when man will once again know himself to be divine. The winds of transformation are already stirring, and those who listen will find themselves at the forefront of a magnificent awakening.

Ramtha is not a legend of the past. He is here, now. A voice from beyond time, calling to those who are ready to remember who they truly are.

In his teachings, Ramtha refers to God as simply is-ness, the life force intelligence. But he also uses the terms "He" and "Father." When queried by a student about this, Ramtha clarified that in order to educate the whole of humanity one must utilize the different terms which have been used to describe God. One must refer to the is-ness in ways that all can relate to. God is commonly referred to as the Father and thus of a male gender.

In Ramtha's teachings, the Father is neither male nor female - the Father is sexless, the supreme intelligence. God will always be the perception of what God is, and that will always be unique for each individual. God is not a word. It is a feeling that lives within each of us. And the more unlimited your perception of God, the grander and more joyful that feeling will be, as it encompasses more of the emotion called God.

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