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However,  even  by  the  effectuated  efforts,  even  if  the  offspring  of  Manco  Kapac  only
               married amongst them, nothing could do the Ingas of Cuzco to prevent the degradation of the
               Pure  Blood.  In  just  one  century  no  Initiates  emerged  from  the  royal  family  and  the  Ingas
               depended of the Amautas of the Black Bonnet to any esoteric office. But the fall the people of
               Cuzco  not  ended  there:  the  territorial  expansion  of  the  Empire  put  the  in  contact  with
               populations of the Cultural Pact and they suffered the influence of Priests who transformed the
               Mystery of Viracocha, or Navutan, in a mere Cult to the Creator God. Then appeared «other»
               Amautas, i.e., Priests who usurped the function of the Hyperborean Initiates.
                      The greatest damage, in this sense, was produced by the arrival in the XIV century of a
               group of catholic missionaries coming from Brasil, where they had disembarked after crossing
               the Atlantic Ocean. They were leaded by a Priest of strong personality, to whom the Indians of
               Paraguay gave the name of Pay Zume or Pay Tume, legendary name that the posterior Jesuits
               of  the  «Missions»  identified  with  the  Apostle  St.  Thomas.  The  Ingas,  instead,  accepted  his
               preach and they equated with their God Tunupa, one of the Aspects of Viracocha. The accurate
               measures that he took to destroy the religion of the Atumurunas indicated that they had not
               arrived  to  Cuzco  rardomly  but  that  he  was  an  envoy  of  the  White  Fraternity.  Such  Priest
               achieved to impose the Cult to the Cross, the Crucified, to the Mother of God and the Trinity of
               God,  beleifs  that  were  still  maintained  more  or  less  deformed  in  the  times  of  the  Spaniard
               conquest.  This  was  undoubtedly,  disastrous  for  the  spiritual  vitality  of  the  Ingas,  but  the
               greatest one came from the insertion of the ritual sacrifice and the change of meaning of the
               Apacheta.
                      In the Age of the Empire of Tiwanaku, an Atumuruna called Sinchiruca taught to the
               Indians  a  variant  of  the  Cult  of  the  Cold  Fire.  In  such  Cult  the  Stones  of  the  Apacheta
               represented  the  Great  Ancestors;  Achachilla  Apacheta¸  and  a  special  boulder  was  the  Cold
               Stone, the Stone possessor of the Sign of Huañuy or Sign of the Death. The Rumi Huañuy was
               also in the heart of man, in the Soul, and to it remained chained the Uncreated Spirit: for this
               reason in the Tocanca ceremony, when spitting in the akullikuy (a bag with leaves of the coca
               plant) on the Rumi Huañuy, was expressed the desire of separation from the animic and the
               spiritual, the transference of the animic part to the Stone. But, above all, the apacheta was an
               Altar, a «high place», consecrated to the Mother of Navutan, the Goddess Ama, the Virgin of
               Agartha, the Goddess who gave the Seed of the Cereal to men, that’s to say, the Goddess that
               the Indians knew as Pachamama. When the Indian transitated through a path, and reached to
               a crossing or crossroads, he deposited a stone in the Apacheta and released his akullukuy of
               coca,  or  he  just  put  a  wet  pebble  with  saliva:  the  Pachamama,  «killed»  his  tiredness,
               «destroyed» his fatigue, «removed» the pain, that what is own of the human condition,
               i.e.,  «liberated»  the  Spirit  from  the  animic  or  animal  nature;  and  «oriented»  the
               journeyman in the Labyrinth of the Illusion that reflected the crossroads. But when the Indian
               heard the Vrunes of Navutan, the Vice of Viracocha, wherever he could be, he fell fulminated
               and it was said that he was apunado: that was the moment to build an altar to the Pachamama
               and right there the stones of the Apacheta were deposited.
                      As  I  said,  the  Doctrine  of  Pay  Zumé  altered  the  strategic  meaning  of  the  Apacheta,
               coinciding in this with the Hebrew Diaguitas, who had introduced similar modifications in the
               conquered territories to the Atumurunas. The change consisted in the disturbance of the Cult
               of the Cold Fire into the Cult of the Warm Fire and to indentify the Pachamama with the Great
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