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EPISODE · Dec 21, 2024 · 2H

Urantia Paper 12—The Universe of Universes—§4. Space and Motion

from The Cosmic Citizen · host Paula Thompson

This week we will try again to air our episode on Urantia Paper 12, Section 4. Space and Motion.  We were ready to go last week but Blogtalk had technical difficulties again. If you tried last week and were left as disappointed as we were, please try again this week as we continue our exploration of Urantia Paper 12 - The Universe of Universes. This section explores the dynamics of cosmic energy and the structure of the universe, including: Primary Revolution: All units of cosmic energy are in constant motion, revolving around the universal orbit. The universes, systems, and worlds are all moving along the endless circuits of the master universe space levels. Motion in Space: Space itself is in motion, referred to as space respiration. This primary motion is the inherent movement of space. Secondary Motion: This involves the alternate directional swings of the successive space levels. These motions are relative to the unmoving center of Havona, known as Paradise. Relative Motions: These are motions not evaluated with Paradise as a base point. They include the outward and uniform expansion of the physical creations of all pervaded space. Compensatory Movements: These movements coordinate all other motions, ensuring harmony within the universe. The section emphasizes that nothing is stationary in the master universe except the center of Havona, and it delves into the complexities of cosmic motion and its regulation. We hope you can join with us for another amazing discussion of The Urantia Papers!

This week we will try again to air our episode on Urantia Paper 12, Section 4. Space and Motion.  We were ready to go last week but Blogtalk had technical difficulties again. If you tried last week and were left as disappointed as we were, please try again this week as we continue our exploration of Urantia Paper 12 - The Universe of Universes. This section explores the dynamics of cosmic energy and the structure of the universe, including: Primary Revolution: All units of cosmic energy are in constant motion, revolving around the universal orbit. The universes, systems, and worlds are all moving along the endless circuits of the master universe space levels. Motion in Space: Space itself is in motion, referred to as space respiration. This primary motion is the inherent movement of space. Secondary Motion: This involves the alternate directional swings of the successive space levels. These motions are relative to the unmoving center of Havona, known as Paradise. Relative Motions: These are motions not evaluated with Paradise as a base point. They include the outward and uniform expansion of the physical creations of all pervaded space. Compensatory Movements: These movements coordinate all other motions, ensuring harmony within the universe. The section emphasizes that nothing is stationary in the master universe except the center of Havona, and it delves into the complexities of cosmic motion and its regulation. We hope you can join with us for another amazing discussion of The Urantia Papers!

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