Talk:2013-10-23-The Flurry 15

Ron Besser wrote: On Oct 23, 2013, at 12:56 AM

The FLURRY #15, Vol II, No 4, The Testimony of Caligastia 23Oct2013.pdf

Link: (The Flurry is attached as a PDF file, but it can be downloaded or read at the link provided below) https://app.box.com/s/9mplycxmsw8cto1vhre1

Dear List,

I am sending you the latest Flurry received from the auspices of the Ancients of Days who have released through Michael's request, a recording of the court testimony of Caligastia as he defended his actions on Urantia.

Before you read the speech, however, I want you to know I was allowed to view a recording of the proceedings as Caligastia spoke and have recorded that experience before the actual speech is made from the podium inside the court of the Ancients of Days. I found the entire experience overwhelming at times and I record for you what I saw and sometimes what I felt as the entire spectacle unfolded before my eyes. But please, keep in mind I viewed a recording and I heard the transcription of the voice of Caligastia as he stood before the Judges.

Michael of Nebadon thanks all who receive this experiment in universe communication, and beholds the Mother Son partially responsible for letting this history out quite early compared to most records of Uversa which generally holds them for one millennia of their time. I am grateful for all the assistance I have received in turning this work into a power house of remarks and comments about the rebellion and its consequences for Caligastia.

Midwayers set up the conference so I could see and hear what I had to, and the General Counsel for the proceedings themselves was none other than Gabriel of Salvington. I am indebted to all others who have not been named to me for their assistance and for making it easier than usual to obtain these transmissions mostly from Uversa to send to you. We thank the Universal Father for his forbearance as I walked through the valley of death with Caligastia, as it was his will that the Planetary Prince of Urantia should meet his end in the splendor of the Court of the Ancients of Days, and that he eschews all those who would find pity in their hearts for what happened to Caligastia. I thank Michael most personally for allowing me to vicariously suffer with the Court, for even at this distance, the work of God is devastating to watch to undo the life of a divine Son who once was such promise to his Creator, Michael.

Ron Besser