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	The seven holy Kumaras are seven great brings who hold the focus of the seven Elohim on the planet [[~~Cenus~~ (the planet)\|Venus]]. [[Sanat Kumara]] is one of the seven holy Kumaras. His position among the seven is on the third ray, and he brings the gift of love and the gift of the [[threefold flame]].		The seven holy Kumaras are seven great brings who hold the focus of the seven Elohim on the planet [[Venus (the planet)\|Venus]]. [[Sanat Kumara]] is one of the seven holy Kumaras. His position among the seven is on the third ray, and he brings the gift of love and the gift of the [[threefold flame]].

	Hindu tradition describes the Kumaras as the seven (sometimes four) mind-born sons of Brahma who forever retain their youthful purity and innocence and are called the “eternal youths” or “princes.” Sanat Kumara is said to be the most prominent of the Kumaras.		Hindu tradition describes the Kumaras as the seven (sometimes four) mind-born sons of Brahma who forever retain their youthful purity and innocence and are called the “eternal youths” or “princes.” Sanat Kumara is said to be the most prominent of the Kumaras.