About Sri Tammy Marché

Sri Tammy Marché is the 1044th Dhunami Master and the 954th Dhunami Saint to appear in these teachings since the begining of time on this planet.  As a Dhunami Master, Sri Tammy assists her husband, the current Living Dhunami Master with his work in getting out the message of the teachings.  She also works in the area of spiritual self-defense, writing and music as a Dhunami Saint.

As a child she was able to hear and speak with animals and have dream experiences with the Dhunami Masters of these teachings. Through the use of the spiritual exercises of Dhunami, and under the tutelage of her Master, Sri Darwin Gross, she further developed her spiritual abilities enabling her to hear and speak with these great Masters while in the awakened state. These abilities allowed her to receive the dictations from Peddar Zaskq (Sri Paul Twitchell), found in her first book Peddar Zaskq...in this moment.  This is very different from channeling or mediumship, because Peddar Zaskq does not speak through her; he is present with her and her husband, Sri Paul Marché, the 973rd Living Dhunami Master of the Time, constantly in his "light" body.  He is able to be seen and heard just like anyone else who might be standing in the room with them.

Sri Tammy's realization of her past life as Tom Flamma, an 8th circle initiate under Paul, revealed that with his help, she wrote an authorized book about the Eckankar teachings in the early 1970's. This was to be the first in a series of introductory books written with him, but Tammy's work in that lifetime as Tom Flamma was not completed before he translated (died).  Peddar Zaskq...in this moment, is a continuation of the work Tammy began with Peddar all those years ago, as is the new book, Dhunami Dialogues, a dictation received from 11 Dhunami Masters, including Peddaji.

Many answers to spiritual questions that people spend a lifetime seeking out can be found within the pages of these amazing books along with spiritual exercises one can use to prove these answers to oneself. Tammy's beloved spiritual teacher, Sri Darwin Gross taught her to doubt, question, and explore, but to do so with an open mind and heart. By taking the time to use these tools at our own inner temples, all things can be made clear.

"Often we are faced with things I call 'stretches of the imagination', as it is sometimes difficult for the individual to believe in them, or have faith in them. I understand that for some people the idea of hearing and seeing the Dhunami Masters is difficult to imagine, let alone believe, while for others it is a common occurrence. Every individual has their own set of beliefs, or what they find plausible. Being confronted with something outside those beliefs can be exciting or scary, fun or loathsome, or it can be just what you've been longing for.

"I can look back through my own thought patterns, or growth processes, as I prefer to call them. Some of the steps I took in my journey for spiritual awareness and Self-Mastery seemed like huge stretches of the imagination, at least in the beginning. It started with deciding to give the spiritual and contemplative exercises a try and having faith that this path of Dhunami was helping me to develop spiritually. The next step was believing I could see and hear the Dhunami Masters in my contemplative and spiritual exercises as well as in the dream state.  I had to believe in myself as a worthy co-worker with the Dhunami Masters, the Sugmad and finally a Dhunami Master in my own right."

-Sri Tammy

"I had to believe in myself as a worthy co-worker with the Dhunami Masters, the Sugmad and finally as a Dhunami Master in my own right."

From Sri Paul

"One of the great blessings and legacies of Darji is the fact that he helped clear the way for the presence of Sri Tammy Marché (Tamaria Alagonia).  Having both male and female Dhunami  Masters in the lower worlds has not been achieved before.  The balance it will bring to this special, direct spiritual path will provide opportunities for many thousands as we all continue our journeys to the heart of the Sugmad."

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