Up to the end of 2025, the online edition of Share International magazine presents a selection of items from the printed edition. Each online edition includes a complete article by Benjamin Creme's Master. Most other articles reproduced here, covering a wide range of topics, are excerpts. The online edition usually also includes a selection of Questions and Answers, Readers' letters, and photographs of Signs of Maitreya's presence. From the beginning of 2026, the printed edition is no longer being produced, but the entire magazine is available on this website.
See the full table of contents of the printed edition at the foot of the page.
From the inception of Share International magazine, Benjamin Creme’s Master provided an article every month for nearly 35 years. These were intended to be published not only at the time they were written, but also whenever appropriate according to world circumstances.
Within the present era there are many things which must be preserved, for we must not forget that the Age of Pisces, now fast fading into history, has bequeathed to us much of value and worth. Of course, the great quality of Individuality can be cited as the glory of Pisces, but there are other gifts owed to the Piscean experience of the last 2,000 years.
A new and more potent idealism has enriched the hearts and minds of millions, thus causing the birth and spread of the world’s great religions with their essentially nourishing and civilizing thought. The urge to know, to travel and to trade flourished as never before, and a new world, literally, appeared to men’s astonished eyes. Inevitably, early trade became greedy exploitation and annexation; thus, as always, the empires grew and waxed rich and strong. Often, the conquering heroes felt — wrongly, but sometimes rightly — that they had a civilizing and enlightening mission, that the “savages” needed “saving”, and the gold and spices were not the real reason for their presence far from home. This was indeed so in many cases. The urge to know and to apply that knowledge is evident in the work of Leonardo Da Vinci, whose scientific explorations have led to the advance of modern medicine and even to modern aircraft and space exploration. All of this and more results from the Piscean experience.
If individuality was Pisces’ greatest gift, today as we enter the new Age of Aquarius, the misuse of that same individuality has become man’s greatest danger and threat. Throughout the world, powerful individuals, governments and institutions hold millions in thrall. In these circumstances, men have become pawns, held at ransom to the vagaries of the market. Institutions of all kinds — governments, banks and corporations — have reduced the shining individuality of their workers to passive obedience. Elsewhere, others starve and die in silence, or slave for a daily pittance, while the rich add riches to their unholy hoard.
This divisive norm is driving men to the edge of destruction and presents them with a historic choice: to continue thus and end, forever, man’s sojourn on Planet Earth or to change direction completely. Already, the signs are there that men have seen the danger and, throughout the world, are awakening to a new dawn. The shining light of Aquarius is entering their hearts, and the cries of justice and freedom rise readily to their lips. This same justice through sharing will bring men out of their darkness and lift them onwards to their destined goal. Thus shall it be.
(Share International, November 2012)
From now on, the ‘makers and shakers’ of this world, the men of wealth and power, will find a growing resistance to their stratagems and plans. In response to the growing influence of the beneficent energies of Aquarius, there is emerging the awareness of a different form of living in which all can benefit and grow, and manifest their talents and ideas for the greater good of all.
There is, too, a growing sense that money is not, after all, a god and demands no devotion or obeisance; that money is but a tool, to use or not, a convenience which has become a tyrant that enslaves its masters.
From now on, too, it will become increasingly evident that the old forms and methods no longer work, certainly not for the benefit of more than a few. Thus a great divide has opened up between the rich and poor of every nation, sharper and clearer than ever before. For little longer will the poor of this world accept this unsacred division. And so the threat of revolution stirs once more in many countries. In Our view, while understandable, such a consequence would not bode well for humanity and would but strengthen their despair.
Our way is the way of peaceful evolution, and we recommend it to those who would endanger further the world. Our way is simple and attainable; the principle of sharing is the blessed answer to men’s ills. At a stroke Just Sharing will transform this world. Many other ways have been tried and have failed. Is it not a wonder that sharing has never found a place in the plans of men?
Maitreya, even now, speaks daily of the need for Sharing and Justice, the twin pillars of the new society of Peace and Reconciliation. Hold firmly therefore to this simple path and bring joy to the hearts of all.
(Share International, September 2013)
These articles are by a senior member of the Hierarchy of Masters of Wisdom. His name, well-known in esoteric circles, is not yet being revealed. Benjamin Creme, a principal spokesman about the emergence of Maitreya, was in constant telepathic contact with this Master who dictated his articles to him.
At every lecture he gave around the world, and virtually every day of his life, Benjamin Creme was asked numerous questions covering a vast range of topics. We draw on this large recorded resource and present here a selection of answers provided over the years by Mr Creme and his Master.
We present a selection of quotations on the theme of Service and the disciple. The quotations are taken from Maitreya (Messages from Maitreya the Christ), Benjamin Creme’s Master (A Master Speaks, Volume Two), and Benjamin Creme’s writings.
Serve and grow, serve and grow should be the keynote of your lives. (Benjamin Creme’s Master, from ‘The call to service’)
The leaders we need right now are those who align with Maitreya’s priorities; who recognize the grave problems humanity is facing and who see the service to the world they can achieve through their office — those who can unite us, not divide us.
At the time that Maitreya arrived in London on 19 July 1977, the United States was being led by such a visionary leader. In January of 1977, Jimmy Carter was inaugurated as the country’s 39th president.
In a recent biography, His Very Best — Jimmy Carter, a Life, writer Jonathan Alter explains that he chose to tell Carter’s life story because it “might help light our way back to some sense of decency, accountability, and seriousness in our politics.” Alter writes that Carter “was probably the most intelligent, hard-working and decent man to have occupied the Oval Office in the 20th century…. If there is a gene for duty, responsibility, and the will to tackle messy problems with little or no potential for political gain, Jimmy Carter was born with it.” Here, he says, is a moral exemplar for our times.
Aside from promoting human rights worldwide, President Carter achieved many notable foreign policy successes in his one term in office, 1977 to 1981. These include the Panama Canal treaties, the Camp David Accords between Egypt and Israel, the SALT II treaty with the Soviet Union, and the establishment of diplomatic relations with China. Domestically, his achievements included a comprehensive energy program, the creation of the Department of Education, and significant environmental protections, notably the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act.
With the founding of the Carter Center in 1982, he and his wife, Rosalynn, continued his tireless and wide-ranging work to promote human rights worldwide. Through the Center, he made significant contributions to human rights advocacy, disease eradication and health initiatives, peace-building and conflict resolution, women’s rights and gender equality, environmental and climate justice, as well as supporting human rights defenders. In their private life, for many decades, Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter also volunteered one week a year for Habitat for Humanity, a nonprofit organization that helps needy people in the United States and in other countries renovate and build homes for themselves.
Jimmy Carter was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002 for his many decades of work to find peaceful solutions to international conflicts, promote democracy and human rights, and advance economic and social development. His mediation during the Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt was highlighted as a significant achievement that contributed to his recognition.
Jerry Kantor is an acupuncturist and homeopath based near Boston, Massachusetts, USA, specializing in pediatrics, mental illness, autism spectrum ailments, auto-immune conditions and infertility. He is a graduate of the Advanced Acupuncture Program for Foreign Students, Nanjing College of Traditional Medicine, People’s Republic of China. He was a staff acupuncturist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Massachusetts, serves on the faculty of the Ontario College of Homeopathic Medicine in Canada, and was the first acupuncturist to receive an academic appointment at Harvard Medical School’s Department of Anesthesiology. He has authored several books, including Sane Asylums: The Success of Homeopathy before Psychiatry Lost Its Mind (2022) and The Emotional Roots of Chronic Illness: Homeopathy for Existential Stress (2023).
Kantor was interviewed for Share International by Jason Francis.
The ‘Law of Similars’
Share International: Could you tell us how homeopathic medicine came into existence and how it treats patients?
Jerry Kantor: The ancient Greek philosopher Hippocrates (460-377 BC), also known as the Father of Medicine, first expressed the Law of Similars, saying: “By similar things a disease is produced and through the application of the like is cured.” Samuel Hahnemann, the German physician, developed this idea further in the late 1700s. In his teaching, substances that can produce a set of symptoms in a gross amount can be diluted so that when the resulting medicine is administered, a similar condition, but one that the vital force [in the human body] is able to effectively repel, is produced. …
Homeopathy flourishes in the US
SI: In your opinion, when was the golden era of homeopathy in the US, and could you describe the impact homeopathy had during this time?
JK: That’s the topic of my book Sane Asylum: the Success of Homeopathy before Psychiatry Lost Its Mind. Its heyday was the mid-1800s through the early 1900s. That time encompassed the Civil War. Homeopathy was incredibly popular. I had to write this book because it would not have been written by a conventional historian. The pharmaceutical industry’s interests are antithetical to it. There are some very inconvenient truths attached to it. So this history has been suppressed vehemently in the conventional medicine world.
There were hundreds of homeopathic hospitals during that time. And 25 percent of the mental hospitals were homeopathic, probably more if you count the ones that weren’t officially homeopathic but employed homeopaths. They were very popular and much more so than the other asylums, which were cruel, and punished and tortured clients. Homeopathic asylums were utopias. They had self-sustaining farms, offered their clients many activities, and had phenomenally sensitive nursing.
In my book, I have a chapter on how Mary Todd Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln’s widow, was, I believe, cured through homeopathy — in a history that was never told — in what I call a “sane asylum”. Lincoln’s cabinet was full of homeopaths. Lincoln himself was a lawyer who created the legal charter for a homeopathic school in Illinois. From the 1850s into the early 1900s, homeopathy really flourished in this country.
The history of its demise and marginalization points directly to the Flexner Report of 1910 [Medical Education in the United States and Canada by Abraham Flexner]. That was a disastrous year not just for homeopathy but for holistic medicines in general. The report was an attempt funded by Rockefeller [John D Rockefeller (1839-1937), oil magnate, philanthropist and one of the wealthiest Americans in history] to clear the field for his oil industry by-product drugs, which were patented and more profitable. He didn’t want any competition from these non-patented homeopathic drugs.
SI: How many homeopathic pharmacies and medical schools existed in the US?
JK: There were more than a thousand homeopathic pharmacies. And in those days a pharmacist could practice medicine that was restricted later on. There were at least 22 homeopathic medical schools. The history gets messy because there were mergers and separations. But a large percentage of the populace utilized homeopathy very happily — I would say at least 25 percent of the American population.
Many homes had a homeopathic Material Medica or Repertory [index listing symptoms in the homeopathic Material Medica as well as medicines to give, and in what gradation]. Frederick Humphreys [a physician who founded the Humphrey’s Homeopathic Medicine Company] created combination remedies that were incredibly popular and he made millions of dollars. It’s hard to get the exact number on it and there’s not a lot of interest in doing that kind of work, but to the best of my knowledge homeopathy was very popular during that time. …
Homeopathy, nowadays, is flourishing under the radar, in some ways because nothing else can treat conditions such as autism, quite frankly, and this huge host of autoimmune conditions we’re confronting. Homeopathy has always been excellent in mass epidemics. It’s such a threat to the conventional world that it’s constantly being fought. The pharmaceutical industry has so much money and so many ways it can create propaganda against homeopathy, it is difficult to circumvent. In any case the history is interesting, and I try to go through it as well as I can in my latest book’s chapter ‘Concession to the Spirit of the Times’.
[In Part Two of the interview, Kantor discusses how people with mental illnesses were treated at homeopathic ‘sane asylums’, and how we might bring homeopathy back into mainstream health care and accepted science today.]
On 8 September 2024, Dr Steven Greer, the well-known American ufologist, held a conference and film premiere in London as part of his ongoing mission, running now for over 30 years, to disclose important and timely information regarding the UFO phenomenon and particularly how it pertains to so-called ‘free energy’. After having already held several events this summer in a number of European cities, he was in the UK not only for the conference but also to meet with a group of governmental ministers who have shown interest in his Disclosure Project. He has garnered a huge global following for his work and is now seen as the world’s leading expert on UFOs and extra-terrestrial intelligence.
Greer started the Centre for the Study of Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (CSETI) in 1990. In 1993, he went on to found the Sirius Disclosure Project, which makes public the US Government’s knowledge of UFOs, ET intelligence, and advanced energy and propulsion systems. It also encourages government and military whistle-blowers to come forward and share their ‘classified information’.
The project has brought together scientists, inventors and leaders of industry across the planet as the Free Energy Movement, to advance new clean technology energy systems and enable our civilization’s transition away from a dangerous over-reliance on fossil fuels. …
The Lost Century: And How To Reclaim It — Greer’s documentary and conference — were both an attempt to shed light on the ‘unofficial’ policy of governments worldwide, particularly that of the US, to cover up the fact of extra-terrestrial visitations to Earth, and the true significance of the very advanced form of technology which these spacecraft represent. This policy is in lockstep with the hidden agenda of mega-corporations like Big Oil, acting as one highly influential lobby group, and holding the great majority of us ‘over a barrel’ (pardon the pun) for well over 100 years. In effect, it has gamed the global economic system, with the help of said governments, only to favour its chosen form of energy production and supply for an increasingly energy-hungry world in terms of industry, transport, food production and household needs.
Running parallel with this agenda is a similarly secret US government programme involving the production of man-made UFOs, called ARVs (Alien Reproduction Vehicles), which are made by large military-industrial corporations like Raytheon, Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin’s infamous Skunk Works. Greer himself estimates that most UFO sightings worldwide are, in fact, ARVs, which have been fully operational since 1954!
Greer claims the manufacture of these vehicles has been the result of a reverse engineering process developed by breaking into and studying ET spacecraft retrieved from crash sites (no mean feat, considering the extraordinary metals used in UFO construction), then figuring out a way of reproducing the same propulsion mechanism. This goes right back to the 1920s, when American inventor Thomas Townsend Brown did just that and discovered a phenomenon he called ‘electrogravitics’, whereby the high-voltage mechanism he designed would cause a lift effect, creating, if you will, a bubble in the electromagnetic field that would allow objects to move at enormous speeds and free from the forces of gravity, in the same way UFOs do.
Greer has stated that the significance of these ET spacecraft, and the real reason for obscuring the existence of such a technology, is that they are, in effect, an “alternative energy and propulsion device”, which utilises what is called the “zero-point energy field” to generate energy and a means of propulsion. The world-renowned scientist Nikola Tesla called this “radiant energy”. Had he completed his mission to develop the technology he was working on in the early 1900s — technology capable of harnessing this form of energy — the world would have been revolutionized a great many years ago, thus The Lost Century title of the documentary. …
According to Greer, a transition to free energy generation would transform life on this planet so radically that it would be unrecognisable. It could bring an end to pollution, species extinction, habitat destruction, pollution and stress-related health issues, and deal with the scourge of poverty, as the energy required to produce and transport food, etc., would be negligible — thus ushering in an era of relative peace, as many of our past and present conflicts are in truth ‘resource wars’. …
The overarching message from Dr Greer, both in the documentary and at the conference, albeit with some dark twists and turns, conveys great hope for the future of humanity. He is a remarkable optimist considering the forces pitted against him, with a healthy instinct for telling it ‘like it is’; a self-sacrificing, courageous figure who has committed a significant portion of his life at great risk to himself and the people around him, fighting to get this crucial information into the public domain, where it deserves to be. …
