Chapter 2 - Viracocha
The light-body, unlike the physical organism and energy fields, is not at a fixed or focused point in the universe…Like the sun, a focal point of energy coming from beyond the material universe, the light-body is the gateway to other worlds of force…It is the same light-body of Jesus, the golden body of Buddha, and the sun body of Viracocha. —Gene Savoy
IN CENTRAL AND South America the people have a legend of a fairskinned, green-eyed, bearded man who came from the Sun to teach the people the arts and sciences of civilization. In Peru, the Incas called him Viracocha. In Central America, he was called Kukulkan by the Mayas, or Quetzalcoatl by the Aztecs. In Brazil they called him El Dorado (the golden one) because his skin had a golden glow.
Concerning El Dorado, archeologist Gene Savoy wrote, “He claimed to be a child of the sun… He was a radiant being of light.”
Gene Savoy, an authority on solar religions and an explorer who discovered 43 lost cities in the jungles of South America, said that the Incan cities were all located near caves and tunnels, and they claimed that their ancestors came out of these caves thousands of years ago.
According to legends, the Viracochas took the most primitive jungle savages, and by application of their system, elevate them to level of the first Adamic man or spiritual man. They knew, 150 centuries ago, that a man possesses all the necessary chakras, dormant mental faculties, plexuses, and glands, just waiting to be developed by light.
All that Viracocha said was, “Instead of looking down at the earth, look up to the Sun, the source of all intelligence.” He said the Sun would fill man with the true spirit of God and raise him to a god-like nature. They called the physical sun Inti, but they recognized the great cosmic transcendental power behind that Sun (the Central Sun), which was known as the source of all life and knowledge.
Their view of the cosmos was, from innermost to outmost: The sun or fiery core in the center of the Earth, the sun or divine spark in man’s heart, the physical sun (the gate), and the spiritual Sun or Great Central Sun (God)
He taught them that men were nothing more than monkeys who could not rise above their superstitions until they took on the nature of light…His spiritual message was that matter touched by light is transformed.
The divine seed within matter begins to germinate when exposed to the Sun, and God is incarnated within the seed. Once the process is set in motion, the seed ascends to heaven, transformed into light.
Though ‘Surya’ is often translated as sun, it is actually the being that ensouls the brightest star in the sky, the local seat of galactic government: Sirius.