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After periods of cataclysm, the sons of God would reemerge in various civilizations and differing geographical locales to teach mankind the arts and sciences of culture. They were the lightbearers for the civilization. They would go forth; and they were known as “the lonely ones.” They would come in the name of [[Sanat Kumara]]. They kept the flame of the culture of the Great White Brotherhood. As such, they were true keepers of the flame. | After periods of cataclysm, the sons of God would reemerge in various civilizations and differing geographical locales to teach mankind the arts and sciences of culture. They were the lightbearers for the civilization. They would go forth; and they were known as “the lonely ones.” They would come in the name of [[Sanat Kumara]]. They kept the flame of the culture of the Great White Brotherhood. As such, they were true keepers of the flame. | ||
They were always persecuted by the Nephilim, and they were always denounced by mechanization man. | They were always persecuted by the Nephilim, and they were always denounced by [[mechanization man]]. | ||
Kuan Yin speaks of the path of the “lonely ones”: | Kuan Yin speaks of the path of the “lonely ones”: | ||