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PAPER 113 |
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CEDOMIL VUGRINCIC, M.D., Ph.D. |
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“The Word of God is Love. The
enactment of the Word of God is service to your brothers and sisters. Truly, if the Word of God is actively resident within
your life, the Fruits of Spirit are being produced in your life through the Service of Love.”
Solonia, tml
5/2004
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SOLAR MULTI-DIMENSIONALITIES – The Human Vortex EVOLUTION OF PLANETARY LIFE Physical Male
and Female UltMate Atoms (PUMAs) are the elemental vortex energy particles involved
in the formation of all inorganic and organic matter and it was the central
PUMA of the Life Carriers(LCs) initiated
electro-chemical vortex circuits in the sea waters through which the
planetary life was originally initiated on this planet Urantia.
(P1àP2) P1 PUMAs mechanical intuitive electro-magnetic property was of its
1st chakra frequency (P3) setting the overall planetary main body
vibration at about 7.83 HZ (extremely low frequency/ELF, Schumann frequency).
(1,2) P3 Upon the electro-chemical circuitry life initiation introducing the Nebadonia’s
life spark into the central PUMA and injecting the Life Plasma by LCs into this nuclear vortex the electro-magnetic PUMA 1st
à2nd chakra frequency impulses have
gradually expanded onto the other surrounding PUMAs.
(P4-7)
P4
P5
P6
P7 Gradually, under the LC’s
and AMSs (Adjutant Mind Spirits) prompting impulses
from “within” and the planetary environmental energies from “without”, the
first primordial cellular vortexes begun to multiply (P8) and the first
primitive life forms begun to evolve in the three ocean waters.
P8 Various cellular expressions begun to
differentiate, aggregate, organize and systematize out of which many
different useful and useless life forms begun to sprung.
(P9-11) P9
P11 The Urantia book (3)
is stating the following: 65:2 THE EVOLUTIONARY
PANORAMA 65:2.1 The story of
man's ascent from seaweed to the lordship of earthly creation is indeed a
romance of biologic struggle and mind survival. Man's primordial ancestors
were literally the slime and ooze of the ocean bed in the sluggish and
warm-water bays and lagoons of the vast shore lines of the ancient inland
seas, those very waters in which the Life Carriers established the three
independent life implantations on Urantia. 65:2.2 Very few
species of the early types of marine vegetation that participated in those
epochal changes which resulted in the animallike
borderland organisms are in existence today. The sponges are the survivors of
one of these early midway types, those organisms through which the gradual
transition from the vegetable to the animal took place. These early
transition forms, while not identical with modern sponges, were much like
them; they were true borderline organisms—neither vegetable nor animal—but
they eventually led to the development of the true animal forms of life. 65:2.3 The
bacteria, simple vegetable organisms of a very primitive nature, are very
little changed from the early dawn of life; they even exhibit a degree of
retrogression in their parasitic behavior. Many of the fungi also represent a
retrograde movement in evolution, being plants which have lost their
chlorophyll-making ability and have become more or less parasitic. The
majority of disease-causing bacteria and their auxiliary virus bodies really
belong to this group of renegade parasitic fungi. During the intervening ages
all of the vast kingdom of plant life has evolved
from ancestors from which the bacteria have also descended. 65:2.4 The higher
protozoan type of animal life soon appeared, and appeared suddenly.
And from these far-distant times the ameba, the typical single-celled animal
organism, has come on down but little modified. He disports himself today
much as he did when he was the last and greatest achievement in life
evolution. This minute creature and his protozoan cousins are to the animal
creation what bacteria are to the plant kingdom; they represent the survival
of the first early evolutionary steps in life differentiation together with failure
of subsequent development. 65:2.5 Before long
the early single-celled animal types associated themselves in communities,
first on the plan of the Volvox and presently along
the lines of the Hydra and jellyfish. Still later there evolved the starfish,
stone lilies, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, centipedes, insects, spiders,
crustaceans, and the closely related groups of earthworms and leeches, soon
followed by the mollusks—the oyster, octopus, and snail. Hundreds upon
hundreds of species intervened and perished; mention is made only of those
which survived the long, long struggle. Such non-progressive specimens,
together with the later appearing fish family, today represent the stationary
types of early and lower animals, branches of the tree of life which failed to progress. 65:2.6 The stage
was thus set for the appearance of the first backboned animals, the fishes.
From this fish family there sprang two unique modifications, the frog and the
salamander. And it was the FROG (P12) which began that series of progressive differentiations in
animal life that finally culminated in man himself. 65:2.7 The frog is
one of the earliest of surviving human-race ancestors, but it also failed to
progress, persisting today much as in those remote times. The frog is the
only species ancestor of the early dawn races now living on the face of the
earth. The human race has no surviving ancestry between the frog and the
Eskimo. 65:2.8 The frogs
gave rise to the Reptilia, a great animal family
which is virtually extinct, but which, before passing out of existence, gave
origin to the whole bird family and the numerous orders of mammals. 65:2.9 Probably the
greatest single leap of all prehuman evolution was
executed when the reptile became a bird. The bird types of today—eagles,
ducks, pigeons, and ostriches—all descended from the enormous reptiles of
long, long ago. 65:2.10 The kingdom of reptiles, descended from the frog family, is
today represented by four surviving divisions: two non-progressive, snakes
and lizards, together with their cousins, alligators and turtles; one
partially progressive, the bird family, and the fourth, the ancestors of
mammals and the direct line of descent of the human species. But though long departed, the massiveness of the passing Reptilia found echo in the elephant and mastodon, while
their peculiar forms were perpetuated in the leaping kangaroos. 65:2.11 Only fourteen phyla have appeared on Urantia,
the fishes being the last, and no new classes have developed since birds and
mammals. 65:2.12 It was from an agile little reptilian dinosaur of carnivorous
habits but having a comparatively large brain that the placental mammals suddenly
sprang. These mammals developed rapidly and in many different ways, not only
giving rise to the common modern varieties but also evolving into marine
types, such as whales and seals, and into air navigators like the bat family. 65:2.13 Man thus evolved from the higher mammals derived principally
from the western implantation of life in the ancient east-west
sheltered seas. The eastern and central groups of living
organisms were early progressing favorably toward the attainment of prehuman levels of animal existence. But as the ages
passed, the eastern focus of life emplacement failed to attain a satisfactory
level of intelligent prehuman status, having
suffered such repeated and irretrievable losses of its highest types of germ plasm that it was forever shorn of the power to
rehabilitate human potentialities. 65:2.14 Since the quality of the mind capacity for development in this
eastern group was so definitely inferior to that of the other two groups, the
Life Carriers, with the consent of their superiors, so manipulated the
environment as further to circumscribe these inferior prehuman
strains of evolving life. To all outward appearances the elimination of these
inferior groups of creatures was accidental, but in reality it was altogether
purposeful. 65:2.15 Later in the evolutionary unfolding of intelligence, the lemur
ancestors of the human species were far more advanced in North America than
in other regions; and they were therefore led to migrate from the arena of
western life implantation over the Bering land bridge and down the coast to
southwestern Asia, where they continued to evolve and to benefit by the
addition of certain strains of the central life group. Man thus evolved out
of certain western and central life strains but in the central to
near-eastern regions. 65:2.16 In this way the life that was planted on Urantia
evolved until the ice age, when man himself first appeared and began his
eventful planetary career. And this appearance of primitive man on earth
during the ice age was not just an accident; it was by design. The rigors and
climatic severity of the glacial era were in every way adapted to the purpose
of fostering the production of a hardy type of human being with tremendous
survival endowment.
P12 References:
*** ”Let
us behold the Light, that through the forgiveness, finds its way into the
great darkness of this world. Perceive the Light in all your brothers and
sisters by fully forgiving each other, because it is only then that you will see their Light,
know the higher Truth, and achieve the happiness of Brotherhood.”
Michael of Nebadon, tml
5/2004 |
