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			[[File:Budapest Széchenyi-Bad Eingangshalle Kuppel 4.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.]]

	'''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.