What Is transformationaltimes.com?

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transformationaltimes.com is the online home of the School of the Golden Discs, a mystery school founded in 1991 by Moriah Marston and her partner Zayne. The site serves as a record of the school's teachings, its founder's writings, and the community that formed around it. It is primarily a memorial and archival resource: Moriah Marston passed away from cancer on March 24, 2015, and much of the current content centers on her life, her work, and the school's stated intention to continue.

What the site covers

The homepage is organized around three featured areas:

  • A community notice announcing Moriah's passing, linking to the Program of Ceremony and writings presented at her Celebration of Life Ceremony on April 18, 2015, and inviting visitors to leave comments about her and her impact.
  • A profile of the founder, describing how the school began and what it set out to do.
  • Reflections of Moriah "Firestar", including a eulogy titled From the HEART of Zayne: Eulogy to a Great Being.

The school's purpose, as described on the site

According to the founder profile, the School of the Golden Discs was seeded in 1991 with several aims:

  • To open a mystery school for cultivating multi-dimensional consciousness and exploring "the vast domain of the soul."
  • To anchor and disseminate the teachings and transmissions of "the Tibetan" — identified on the site as Djwhal Khul, called the school's headmaster.
  • To build a community of kindred spirits for sharing transformation processes and discussing challenges and breakthroughs encountered in opening to a "new paradigm of consciousness."

The account notes that Moriah agreed to commit only if she had a partner, and that she and Zayne met six months later, in March 1991.

Who it is for

The site is relevant if you are:

  • Looking for background on Moriah Marston or the School of the Golden Discs.
  • Interested in the school's framing of mystery-school study, soul work, and multi-dimensional consciousness.
  • Seeking the memorial writings and ceremony record from 2015.
  • Checking whether the school is still active — the homepage states that "the Great Works of the School will continue" and asks visitors to "stay tuned for new offerings," but no specific programs, dates, or schedules are listed in the available content.

What the site does not provide

Based on the page content reviewed, there is no information on current courses, event calendars, membership, pricing, or payment options. The site does not state that anything is free, and no login or registration requirements are described. If you are looking for an active program to join, the homepage alone does not confirm one is running — it points to future offerings without details.

Practical starting points

If you want to explore the site:

  1. Start on the homepage, where the three featured sections are linked.
  2. Open the founder profile for the school's origin story and stated mission.
  3. Read the eulogy and ceremony writings if you are interested in Moriah Marston's life and the community's response to her death.
  4. Check back for new offerings, since the site indicates the school intends to continue but does not yet list them.