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[[File:Budapest-Bains Széchenyi fürdő-coupole-rev.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|Mosaic depicting Helios, dome of the entrance hall of the Széchenyi Bath, Budapest. Greek mythology describes Helios as driving a golden chariot drawn by four horses.]] | <languages /> | ||
[[File:Budapest-Bains Széchenyi fürdő-coupole-rev.jpg|thumb|upright=1.4|<translate>Mosaic depicting Helios, dome of the entrance hall of the Széchenyi Bath, Budapest. Greek mythology describes Helios as driving a golden chariot drawn by four horses.</translate>]] | |||
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'''Helios''' is the God of this solar system and abides in the very heart of the physical sun. With his [[twin flame]], '''Vesta''', he serves to represent the Godhead to those evolving on the planets orbiting the sun. It is their God consciousness that sustains our physical solar system. | '''Helios''' is the God of this solar system and abides in the very heart of the physical sun. With his [[twin flame]], '''Vesta''', he serves to represent the Godhead to those evolving on the planets orbiting the sun. It is their God consciousness that sustains our physical solar system. | ||
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{{MTR}}, s.v. “Helios and Vesta.” | {{MTR}}, s.v. “Helios and Vesta.” | ||
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