What Memorial Content About Moriah Marston Is Available on transformationaltimes.com?

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transformationaltimes.com hosts a small memorial collection for Moriah Marston, the founder of the School of the Golden Discs, who died of cancer on March 24, 2015. The material is presented on the site's home page and is organized around three items: the Program of Ceremony from her Celebration of Life, a eulogy written by Zayne titled From the HEART of Zayne: Eulogy to a Great Being, and a set of reflections published as REFLECTIONS OF MORIAH "FIRESTAR". Each piece allows readers to leave comments.

What the memorial page contains

The home page opens with a note addressed to the community confirming Moriah's death and directing visitors to the memorial writings. The three featured items are:

  • Program of Ceremony – the order of service from Moriah's Celebration of Life Ceremony, held April 18, 2015.
  • From the HEART of Zayne: Eulogy to a Great Being – a eulogy delivered at that ceremony.
  • REFLECTIONS OF MORIAH "FIRESTAR" – writings about Moriah, also presented during the Celebration of Life.

The page also carries a separate feature titled Our Founder, Moriah Marston, which recounts how the School of the Golden Discs began.

The Celebration of Life Ceremony

The ceremony took place on April 18, 2015, at the Shelburne-Buckland Community Center in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts. The Program of Ceremony is offered on the site so visitors can read what was presented that day. The eulogy and the reflections were both part of the ceremony and are reproduced in written form.

The eulogy by Zayne

From the HEART of Zayne: Eulogy to a Great Being is described as "A LOVE Story" delivered at the ceremony. It opens with an account of how Moriah and Zayne met:

  • In February 1991, Zayne was living in Montague Center, Massachusetts.
  • Unable to sleep at about 2:00 am, Zayne was drawn to a window facing Main Street and saw a woman walking under a streetlight with an unleashed German Shepherd.
  • Zayne later learned who she was; the two met in March 1991, and Zayne joined Moriah's project.

The eulogy is the fullest first-person account on the site of the School's origins and of Moriah personally.

The reflections on Moriah

REFLECTIONS OF MORIAH "FIRESTAR" collects the writings about Moriah that were shared at the Celebration of Life. "Firestar" appears in the title as the name associated with these reflections. Like the eulogy, the reflections are posted as a readable piece rather than as an external download.

Background on Moriah and the School

The Our Founder, Moriah Marston feature gives the context behind the memorial material:

  • Moriah and Zayne seeded the vision for the School of the Golden Discs in 1991.
  • The School was conceived as a mystery school to "cultivate multi-dimensional consciousness" and explore "the vast domain of the soul."
  • One stated purpose was to anchor the teachings and transmissions of "the Tibetan" — identified on the page as Djwhal Khul, called the School's "dear headmaster" — in written form and to disseminate them.
  • Another purpose was to build a community of "kindred spirits" for sharing transformation experiences.
  • Moriah agreed to open the School only if she had a partner; she and Zayne met six months later, in March 1991.

Leaving comments and what comes next

Visitors can enter comments after each writing to share memories of Moriah and her effect on their lives. The home page also states that new offerings from the School of the Golden Discs are planned, with the note "The Great Works of the School will continue… Stay tuned!"

Practical notes for visitors

  • The memorial content is in English (en-GB).
  • No prices, membership fees, or login requirements are mentioned on the page; nothing on the site indicates whether any future offerings will be free or restricted.
  • The site's meta description field is unfilled, so search snippets may not summarize the page accurately — navigate from the home page rather than relying on a search preview.