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	'''Alpha''' is the highest manifestation of God in the [[Great Central Sun]]. His complement is '''Omega''', the personification of the God flame as Mother. [[John the Beloved]] spoke of them in Revelation as “The Beginning and the Ending.” Together they focus the beginning and the ending of all cycles of life. They rule in the center of the Hub in the City Foursquare and preside directly over the [[twelve hierarchies of the Sun]].		'''Alpha''' is the highest manifestation of God in the [[Great Central Sun]]. His complement is '''Omega''', the personification of the God flame as Mother. [[John the Beloved]] spoke of them in [[Book of Revelation\|Revelation]] as “The Beginning and the Ending.” Together they focus the beginning and the ending of all cycles of life. They rule in the center of [[the Hub]] in the [[City Foursquare]] and preside directly over the [[twelve hierarchies of the Sun]].

	To the evolutions of this system of worlds, Alpha and Omega represent the '''Father-Mother God''' in the heart of the Great Central Sun, on the first and seventh rays respectively. These twin flames are the highest known individualization of the masculine and feminine polarity of the Deity.		To the evolutions of this system of worlds, Alpha and Omega represent the '''Father-Mother God''' in the heart of the Great Central Sun, on the first and seventh rays respectively. These twin flames are the highest known individualization of the masculine and feminine polarity of the Deity.