The God of our solar system, the Lord of the Morning Dawn - Beloved Helios came from the Sun and transferred His Teaching to humanity of the Earth through the Messenger of the Great White Brotherhood Tatiana Nickolaevna Mickushina. In Rome, the sacred fire in the Temple of Vesta was tended by six priestesses called vestal virgins. Every Roman and Greek household and city kept a fire burning perpetually in the honor of Vesta. In Roman mythology, Vesta was worshiped as the Goddess of the Hearth. With the onset of the day, he again went out on his golden chariot to the heavenly expanses in order to give light and joy to the Earth. Winged horses brought the chariot with the rider right into the boat, and Helios rode on it along the underground river to the east into his golden palaces. There, on the sacred waters of the Ocean, a golden boat was waiting for him. The chariot was rising higher and higher, and the rays of Helios poured onto the Earth, giving it light, heat and life.Īfter Helios reached the heights of heaven, he began to slowly descend in his chariot to the western edge of the Earth. At first, its rays illuminated the highest peaks of the mountains, and they began to glow, as if they were engulfed in fire. And he shone with the blinding light emitted by his golden long garment and radiant crown on his head. Standing in the chariot, Helios was holding tightly the reins of his riotous horses. Every morning, when the East was beginning to turn pink, the pink-footed Eos-Goddess of the Dawn opened the golden gate, and Helios rode out of the gate on his golden chariot, which was drawn by four white, like snow, winged horses. «Far on the eastern edge of the Earth was the golden palace of Helios, the Sun God. The ancient Greeks knew Helios as the Sun God, and this Legend which has survived to the present day, says: Among the twelve Solar Hierarchies, They represent the Hierarchy of Aries (the three o’clock line) to the evolutions of this Solar system. Helios serves on the Golden Ray, and Vesta, on the Pink Ray. Helios and Vesta spiritualize the Sun of our Solar System, providing protection to its evolution, being representatives of the spiritual, Great Central Sun, which is reflected in our physical Sun.īy receiving the light of this Sun and lowering its intensity, Helios and Vesta make it available for the diverse lifeforms of the planets in our solar system. Helios, the Lord of the Dawn, and Vesta, the Mother of Eternal Cycles, are known as Presiding Solar Deities 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 God is asking them to send Love and supplication in his direction. When the wave leaves, this is the time to express to Him our gratitude and desire to become one with Him. When the wave of the tide of the great Sunlight comes into our world, it is God who gives us His mercy and gifts. Like the ebbs and flow of the sea, the waves of the Eternal Sunshine are constantly repeating cycles. Our Sun is a giant celestial body, a mass of energetic activity in which the Creator's Self-expression is focused on all levels of Spirit and Matter. It is their God consciousness that sustains our physical Solar System. With Goddess Vesta, he serves to represent the Godhead to those evolving on the planets orbiting the Sun. A rich, fine-spun garment gleams on his body and flutters in the winds, and stallions carry him.Helios is the God of this solar system and abides in the very heart of the physical Sun. His eyes gaze piercingly out of his golden helmet, bright rays beam brilliantly from his temples, and the shining hair of his head graciously frames his far-away face. Homer describes it in his Homeric Hymn as: 'Driving his horses, he shines upon men and immortal gods. Helios would bring daylight by driving on his four-horse sun-chariot from the East to the West. Helios was a very powerful Titan Deity, who later decided to fade out due to lack of worship. Helios was still personification of the sun, however. When Apollo was born, Helios gave up his duties as ruler of the sun and gave them to Apollo. He took the side of the Olympians in the Titan-God war. Helios was the son of Hyperion, brother to Selene and Eos.

Helios god of the sun