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The '''Temple of Illumination''' is the etheric retreat of the [[God and Goddess Meru]]. It is the focus of the feminine ray of the Godhead to the earth, poling with the masculine ray anchored in the Himalayas in the [[Retreat of the Blue Lotus|retreat of Lord Himalaya]]. This vast retreat is located over Lake Titicaca high in the Andes mountains on the Peru-Bolivia border. [[Jesus]], the [[Mother Mary|Blessed Mother]] and many saints have studied in this retreat.
El '''Templo de la Iluminación''' es el retiro etérico del Dios y la Diosa Merú. Es el foco del rayo femenino de la Divinidad para la Tierra, polo opuesto al rayo masculino afianzado en los Himalayas, en el retiro del Señor Himalaya. Este gran retiro se encuentra sobre el lago Titicaca, en las alturas de los Andes de la frontera entre Perú y Bolivia. Jesús, la Bendita Madre y muchos santos han estudiado en este retiro.


Lake Titicaca is 3,205 square miles and, at 12,500 feet, is the world’s highest navigable lake. The retreat covers a good portion of the lake and is centered over the remains of an ancient temple to the Sun on the Island of the Sun. According to legend, the ruins mark the spot where the two founders of the Inca dynasty were sent down to the earth by the Sun.  
Lake Titicaca is 3,205 square miles and, at 12,500 feet, is the world’s highest navigable lake. The retreat covers a good portion of the lake and is centered over the remains of an ancient temple to the Sun on the Island of the Sun. According to legend, the ruins mark the spot where the two founders of the Inca dynasty were sent down to the earth by the Sun.