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Los Logos Solares son seres cósmicos que transmiten las emanaciones de luz de la Divinidad que fluyen de Alfa y Omega en el Gran Sol Central hacia los sistemas planetarios. También son denominados Señores Solares. | |||
The Solar Logoi maintain the tone and the sound of the Logos, or Word, that sustains the creation. We are all a part of the vastness of the Solar Logoi, and they are a part of us. In C. W. Leadbeater’s book ''The Masters and the Path'', he says that the Solar Logoi “are the Mystical Seven, the great Planetary Logoi, who are life centers, who are life centers. They are the true heads of our rays—the heads for the whole solar system, not for our world only. Out through one or other of that mighty Seven, every one of us must have come, some through one, some through another.”<ref>C. W. Leadbeater, ''The Masters and the Path'' (Adyar, India.: Theosophical Publishing House, 1969), p. 231.</ref> | The Solar Logoi maintain the tone and the sound of the Logos, or Word, that sustains the creation. We are all a part of the vastness of the Solar Logoi, and they are a part of us. In C. W. Leadbeater’s book ''The Masters and the Path'', he says that the Solar Logoi “are the Mystical Seven, the great Planetary Logoi, who are life centers, who are life centers. They are the true heads of our rays—the heads for the whole solar system, not for our world only. Out through one or other of that mighty Seven, every one of us must have come, some through one, some through another.”<ref>C. W. Leadbeater, ''The Masters and the Path'' (Adyar, India.: Theosophical Publishing House, 1969), p. 231.</ref> | ||