How to Translate Creationlightship.com and Creationlightship-Archive.com in Different Browsers

Creationlightship.com and the Creationlightship-Archive.com offer spiritual healing, enlightenment and ascension prep. If you would like to translate a page into another language, your browser will translate the page for you. You usually do not need to install anything.

Open the page you want to read and follow the instructions for your type of INTERNET BROWSER below. The wording and location of buttons can vary slightly between devices and browser versions.

Google Chrome

  1. Open the page you want to read.
  2. At the right end of the address bar, select the Translate icon and choose your preferred language.
  3. Or, right-click anywhere on the page and choose Translate to [your language].
  4. If translation does not work, refresh the page and try again.

For more help, see Google's instructions for translating pages in Chrome.

Microsoft Edge

  1. Open the page you want to read. If Edge asks whether you want to translate it, choose the language you want and select Translate.
  2. If no message appears, select the Translate icon at the right end of the address bar. Choose your language, then select Translate.
  3. To see the original page again, select the Translate icon and choose Show original.

For more help, see Microsoft's instructions for using translation in Edge.

Firefox

  1. Open the page you want to read.
  2. Open the Firefox menu (the three horizontal lines at the top-right of the window) and select Translate page....
  3. In the translation panel, make sure Translate from shows the page's language. Under Translate to, choose your language, then select Translate.
  4. To return to the original page, use the translation controls and select Show original.

Firefox's page translation is built into the desktop browser; you do not need to install an extension. If Translate page... is unavailable or the language is not listed, see Mozilla's guide to translating pages in Firefox.

Safari on Mac

  1. Open the page you want to read.
  2. In the address and search bar at the top of the Safari window, select the Translate button.
  3. Choose the language you want from the menu.
  4. To see the original page again, open the same menu and choose View Original.

For more help, see Apple's instructions for translating a webpage in Safari on Mac.

Safari on iPhone or iPad

  1. Open the page you want to read.
  2. Tap the page menu button beside the address bar. On many devices, it is marked aA.
  3. Tap Translate to [your language] or Translate Website, then choose your language if asked.
  4. To return to the original page, open the page menu again and choose View Original or Show Original.

Translation may not be available for every language or region. See Apple's current Safari webpage translation availability.

If You Do Not See a Translation Option

Translation is not available for every language, and button names can vary between versions. Make sure the page has finished loading, then try reloading it. If the option is still missing, your browser or device may not support translation for that language. You can also open the browser's official help link above for the latest steps.

Automatic translations can make mistakes, especially with spiritual terms and names. If a sentence seems unclear, switch back to the original page and compare it with the translation. These tools can help make the Archives' resources easier to explore, but they may not preserve every nuance of the original text.