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Los antiguos griegos conocían a Helios como el Dios Sol. En la mitología romana, Vesta era venerada como la Diosa del Hogar. Los griegos la conocían como Hestia. Cada hogar y ciudad griega y romana mantenía un fuego ardiendo constantemente en honor a Vesta. En Roma, el fuego sagrado en el templo de Vesta estaba cuidado por seis sacerdotisas llamadas vírgenes vestales. | Los antiguos griegos conocían a Helios como el Dios Sol. En la mitología romana, Vesta era venerada como la Diosa del Hogar. Los griegos la conocían como Hestia. Cada hogar y ciudad griega y romana mantenía un fuego ardiendo constantemente en honor a Vesta. En Roma, el fuego sagrado en el templo de Vesta estaba cuidado por seis sacerdotisas llamadas vírgenes vestales. | ||
El amado Helios nos ha dicho: | |||
<blockquote>Just as the tides of the sea flow in and out, so the tides of the eternal sun radiate in ever recurring cycles. When the incoming tide of the Great Solar Light pours into your world, it is God conveying his grace and gifts to you. When the tide goes out, it is a time for you to convey to him your gratitude and your desire to become a very essential part of him. Those who are eager to receive the light that is incoming, with its buoyancy, its joy, its power, often do not recognize the moments when life does not seem to be with them ... as the moments when God is asking them to send love and supplication in his direction.<ref> Helios, “The God Behind the Physical Sun.” Part 2, {{POWref|13|30|, July 26, 1970}}</ref></blockquote> | <blockquote>Just as the tides of the sea flow in and out, so the tides of the eternal sun radiate in ever recurring cycles. When the incoming tide of the Great Solar Light pours into your world, it is God conveying his grace and gifts to you. When the tide goes out, it is a time for you to convey to him your gratitude and your desire to become a very essential part of him. Those who are eager to receive the light that is incoming, with its buoyancy, its joy, its power, often do not recognize the moments when life does not seem to be with them ... as the moments when God is asking them to send love and supplication in his direction.<ref> Helios, “The God Behind the Physical Sun.” Part 2, {{POWref|13|30|, July 26, 1970}}</ref></blockquote> | ||