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Apolo y Lúmina son guardianes de la conciencia del Cristo Cósmico. Los [[Special:MyLanguage/Elohim|Elohim]] del segundo rayo ayudan a los que desean conocer a Dios a través de la mente del Hijo, la segunda persona de la Trinidad. Para los Elohim del segundo rayo, todo es «la precipitación instantánea de la mente de Dios». | Apolo y Lúmina son guardianes de la conciencia del Cristo Cósmico. Los [[Special:MyLanguage/Elohim|Elohim]] del segundo rayo ayudan a los que desean conocer a Dios a través de la mente del Hijo, la segunda persona de la Trinidad. Para los Elohim del segundo rayo, todo es «la precipitación instantánea de la mente de Dios». | ||
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The god known long ago to the Greeks as the mythological Apollo could well be the representation of the memory of an ancient encounter with the Elohim. After thousands of years, however, the gods and goddesses assumed more and more human traits in the minds of the people. Hence, what is currently attributed to Apollo as the god of Greek mythology may not necessarily reflect the actuality of the Elohim. | The god known long ago to the Greeks as the mythological Apollo could well be the representation of the memory of an ancient encounter with the Elohim. After thousands of years, however, the gods and goddesses assumed more and more human traits in the minds of the people. Hence, what is currently attributed to Apollo as the god of Greek mythology may not necessarily reflect the actuality of the Elohim. | ||