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In his dictation of September 21, 1963, the Elohim [[Cyclopea]] (sometimes called Immaculata, denoting the feminine release of the Elohim) announced that the [[deva]]s and builders of form were “building around the entire circumferential area of Los Angeles a tremendous fountain of cosmic light.”
In his dictation of September 21, 1963, the Elohim [[Cyclopea]] (sometimes called Immaculata, denoting the feminine release of the Elohim) announced that the [[deva]]s and builders of form were “building around the entire circumferential area of Los Angeles a tremendous fountain of cosmic light.”


This tripartite etheric fountain extends thirty miles in diameter centered above the Rose Garden in Exposition Park, and Cyclopea announced that it would endure “for a period of one hundred years or as long as the Great Law will Permit.”  
This tripartite etheric fountain extends thirty miles in diameter centered above the Rose Garden in Exposition Park, and Cyclopea announced that it would endure “for a period of one hundred years or as long as the Great Law will permit.”  


The outer ring is composed of a blue fountain of cosmic faith rising one mile high above the city; the next ring, one mile within the blue, is a golden fountain of cosmic illumination twenty-eight miles wide and one mile and a half high; and in the center there is a pink fountain of cosmic love twenty-six miles across and two miles high.  
The outer ring is composed of a blue fountain of cosmic faith rising one mile high above the city; the next ring, one mile within the blue, is a golden fountain of cosmic illumination twenty-eight miles wide and one mile and a half high; and in the center there is a pink fountain of cosmic love twenty-six miles across and two miles high.