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A receiving world of the outer Havona circuit

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A receiving world of the outer Havona circuit
A receiving world of Havona's outer circuit, where pilgrims of time first land: real rivers and lakes under heatless light (14:3).

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Specified by the text

  • Havona worlds are actual, literal material spheres, though of a different energy organization from ours (14:2.1)
  • They are enormous spheres, balanced by antigravity and the dark gravity bodies (14:3.6)
  • There are real rivers and lakes on these worlds; architecture, lighting, heating and biological and artistic embellishment are beyond human imagination (14:3.7)
  • Pilgrims of time are landed on the receiving worlds of the outer, seventh circuit (14:3.4)
  • Each sphere is directed by a resident Eternal of Days; no courts or legislatures (14:3.3, 14:3.1)
  • Only about one per cent of planetary capacity is in use (14:3.5)
  • Decay and death are not part of the cycle of life; lower living things transmute rather than decay (14:4.9)
  • Havona natives would be invisible to Urantia mortals (14:2.4); attainment candidates and ascenders are present on every world (14:4.19)
  • The Son's seven worlds emit light without heat to the billion worlds (13:0.4)
  • Worlds of each circuit follow one another in linear procession in one plane around Paradise (14:1.9-1.10)

Interpreted

  • Mostly open, unused parkland with a few great buildings, reflecting the one per cent occupancy
  • Visible beings are ascending pilgrims (human-scale, robed); natives shown only as faint luminous presences
  • No withered or fallen leaves anywhere, since nothing decays
  • Other worlds of the circuit visible as a level row of spheres in the sky; Paradise as a faint distant line of light
  • No sun in the sky: illumination taken to come from the Paradise satellites (13:0.4), heatless and even

Invented for the picture

  • All architecture, plant forms, colours and the specific landscape; the text explicitly withholds these (14:3.7)

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