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Paper 14 - The Central and Divine Universe (view source)
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*7. [[Absolute]].
*7. [[Absolute]].
14:4.2 Decay and [[death]] are not a part of the [[cycle]] of life on the Havona worlds. In the central universe the lower living [[things]] undergo the [[transmutation]] of [[materialization]]. They do change form and [[manifestation]], but they do not resolve by [[process]] of decay and [[Cell|cellular]] death.
14:4.2 Decay and [[death]] are not a part of the [[cycle]] of life on the Havona worlds. In the central universe the lower living [[things]] undergo the transmutation of [[materialization]]. They do change form and [[manifestation]], but they do not resolve by [[process]] of decay and [[Cell|cellular]] death.
14:4.3 The Havona natives are all the [[offspring]] of the [[Paradise Trinity]]. They are without [[creature]] [[parents]], and they are nonreproducing beings. We cannot portray the creation of these citizens of the central universe, beings who never were created. The entire [[story]] of the creation of Havona is an attempt to [[time-space]] an [[eternity]] [[fact]] which has no [[relation]] to [[time or space]] as mortal man [[comprehends]] them. But we must concede human [[philosophy]] a [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Frame_of_reference point of origin]; even personalities far above the human level require a [[concept]] of " beginnings. " Nevertheless, the [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_14#14:1._THE_PARADISE-HAVONA_SYSTEM Paradise-Havona system] is eternal.
14:4.3 The Havona natives are all the [[offspring]] of the [[Paradise Trinity]]. They are without [[creature]] [[parents]], and they are nonreproducing beings. We cannot portray the creation of these citizens of the central universe, beings who never were created. The entire [[story]] of the creation of Havona is an attempt to [[time-space]] an [[eternity]] [[fact]] which has no [[relation]] to [[time or space]] as mortal man [[comprehends]] them. But we must concede human [[philosophy]] a [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Frame_of_reference point of origin]; even personalities far above the human level require a [[concept]] of " beginnings. " Nevertheless, the [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_14#14:1._THE_PARADISE-HAVONA_SYSTEM Paradise-Havona system] is eternal.