The Mistery of Belicena Villca
Of course , the exception to this rule leaves those of Pure Blood safe ; to all those who intuit that with the crucifixion , the Eternal Spirit , who never sinned , must be released , and not save the sinful Soul ; to those who want a Warrior Kristos and not a Sheperd Christ ; to those who feel a Kristos of Uncreated Light and not to those who perceive a Material Christ . The Kristos conceived by the Lords of Tharsis , for example , was a Pure Spirit God , of Uncreated Light , who if it manifested on Earth , would do so wearing the King ' s Crown and wielding the sword ; and in that Parousia , the Presence of Kristos alone would suffice to cause an Aristocracy of the Spirit among men , which would put an end to the confusion of the Spiritual Scoundrel : Kristos would then charismatically communicate to men , He would speak directly to them in their Pure Blood ; and those who listened better , would really be the most Virtuous , the most Spiritual , the True Kristians .
Thirteenth Day
As can be seen , the Lords of Tharsis were sui generis Christians , and if the Church had discovered their way of thinking surely they would have been condemned as heretics . But they were always careful to express their ideas publicly : far were the times when the House of Tharsis guarded the Cold Fire Cult and assumed the obligation of its conservation and diffusion . After the destruction of Tartessos and the oath made by the last Men of Stone , their priority was to fulfill the family mission and save the Wise Sword : and for this it would be necessary to go as unnoticed as possible , concentrating only on their goals . They did not forget that the Wise Sword still waited in the Secret Cavern and that the sentence of the Golen , or Gorren ( from “ gorrino ”, pig in Spanish ), that is , of the Pigs , weighed upon them , as contemptuously described by the Lords of Tharsis in reference to the sentence written with the blood of the Vrayas .
Although the Lords of Tharsis did not speak about their religious ideas , instead , they acted : and they did so ostensibly , to draw attention to the exemplary behavior and divert it from questionable thoughts . It favored them , to a great extent , the great ignorance that characterized the clergy and Bishops of the time : these paid attention only to the external part of the worship and to the faith and obedience demonstrated by the believers . And , in that sense , those of Tharsis constituted a model of the Christian family : they were rich landowners but very humble and virtuous ; always working their properties in Huelva they spent much of the year in the countryside ; generously helped the Church and maintained , in the Villa de Tharsis , a Basilica consecrated to the Blessed Virgin ; They had even formed , with the people of the Villa de Turdes , a “ Minor Order of Readers ” in charge of exposing the Gospel to the Catechumens who were to be baptized ! Yes , the Church could be proud of the House of Tharsis .
In truth , the Lords of Tharsis did not lie about this as they claimed that the Purest Image of the " new Christianity " was that of the Virgin Mary . Therefore , already in the middle of the third century , they transformed the Roman Basilica where Vesta ' s Cult was officiated in a Christian Ecclesiae . They kept the building intact , but replaced the Statue of Vesta and built an Altar to celebrate the Eucharist , in which they also deposited the Perennial Lamp . Where possible , the Lords of Tharsis tried to ensure that the Chapel would always be run by clergymen of the family , although due to its importance it received periodic visits by the Bishop of Sevilla and the Presbyters of the area . The worship chosen for the Cult of the Virgin had an autochthonous origin as the Lords of Tharsis themselves , when they appeared before the Christian Priests , did so by assuring they had witnessed a manifestation of the Virgin . According to them , the Virgin had appeared in a shallow grotto located a few meters from the Villa de Turdes , a case that could be attested by all the members of the family and some servants : the Virgin had shown herself in Her Majesty ' s Splendor and had asked that they adore her Divine Son and that
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