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Many of the ancient Peruvian goddesses and gods including Apointi, Capachuaca, Chasca, Huanacauri, Ilyapa, Mamacocha. Mamaquilla, Mama-Wanka, Manco-Wawki, Pacacamac, Pacamama, and Vairacocha have all come back to the Earth to serve the peoples of the planet as living legends. For the most part, they were former Peruvian, Pleiadian benefactor teachers and mentors of Lemurian Celtic Mound Builder lineage and background who have recently returned from the Pleiades to once again assist the Incan remnants, the Peruvians, and those who make pilgrimages to the Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia South America areas for succor or feel akin to the South Americans in their evolutionary life spirals. Apointi (Apo-Inti, Inti, Apo Inti, Inti Huayna Capac) was the Inca Precolumbian, South American, father sun god Apointi (Apo-Inti, Inti, Inti Huayna Capac) who was depicted as a face on a Sun Disc. Apo was the Inca word for mountain lord, the apotheosis of mountain. All the Andean mountains were Sacred Mountains to the South American Indians.
Viewed by the Inca
priesthood as a supportive member of the "fields of the sun", Apointi was
revered as a golden statue in the Temple of the Sun, as part of a trinity in the
sanctuaries of Cuzco, and by the Quechua Indians as Inti Huayna Capac. For a narrative description
of his Sacred Site focal point please see the Hierarchs of Twelve Universal Rays
article about
Apointi.
Chasca was an Incan Solar goddess of Dawn and Twilight who was the embodiment of the qualities of the planet Venus. She was the protectress of blossoming, flowers, gardeners and young maidens. For a narrative description of her Sacred Site focal point please see the Archangels of Twelve Universal Rays article about Chasca. Mamacocha (Mama Qoca, Mama Cocha) was an Inca Precolumbian South American mother goddess who was the patroness of coastal areas, fishermen, and mariners. "Peruvian Bounty of the Sea Mother", "Nurturing Provider of Abundant Sustenance", and "Shamanic Preserver of Natural Ways".
Mamacocha was a Lemurian Epona
who sojourned awhile in Peru after the sinking of Atlantis and Lemuria before
leaving with her soulmate husband Viracocha to travell to their Pleiadian Home
World. For a narrative description of her Sacred Site focal point please see the Hierarchs of Twelve Universal Rays
article about
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