Havona pilgrims
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Also: ascending pilgrims, ascending pilgrim's, pilgrims of time, pilgrim of ascent.
Achievement is the final test for advancing on the Havona circles. 26:5.5
Arriving on Havona, pilgrims possess only one perfection: perfection of purpose, as decreed by the Universal Father to be perfect like Him. 26:4.12-15
Ascendant mortals' personal education begins as they prepare for the long flight to Havona, where their spiritual training is threefold: intellectual, spiritual, and experiential. 30:4.26-30
Ascenders arrive on the pilot world of the 7th circuit, celebrating the 4th mortal jubilee of their journey towards perfection in the central universe. 14:3.4 14:5.4 26:4.12 27:7.8 106:2.4
Havona pilgrims benefit greatly from contact with creature-trinitized sons, aiding in their adjustment to various majestic beings on their journey to becoming Mortal Finaliters. 27:3.3
Ascendant pilgrims must accomplish a specific task on every world throughout their journey towards the Deities on Paradise. 14:3.4 14:5.1 26:3.2 26:5.4
Havona Pilgrims will learn avout the Seven Spirits of Havona Circutis but do not hold personal communion with them 17:5.4
Grandfanda was the first mortal to attain Havona, journeying alongside the original Michael, the first-born Creator Son. 7:5.8
In the Urantia Book
If defeated
- Unsuccessful pilgrims advance to the second circuit before returning to superuniverse service, where counselors and advisers provide comfort and guidance on their journey towards Deity attainment. 26:10.2-4
- Certified as having passed the Havona test, the disappointed subjects obtain the same standing in the universes of time as successful Deity adventurers. 26:10.3
- Successful Havona pilgrims always succeed on their second attempt, finding fulfillment in the eternal assignment after leaving behind the uncertainties of the evolutionary journey. 26:10.5
- Remanded to superuniverses with guardian angel or Paradise Companion, ascenders are never abandoned in their Deity adventure journey through Havona. 25:8.9-11 26:3.9
- So perfect and so divine are the methods and means of selection in the universes of time that never in the records of Havona has an error occurred; no mistakes have ever been made; no ascendant soul has ever been prematurely admitted to the central universe. 14:2.9
- After attaining the Infinite Spirit, examinations cease and advancement is based solely on spirituality, with failure not seen as defeat or disgrace in the eyes of the Gods. 26:8.3
- After passing through the terminal rest of time, Havona pilgrims finally achieve residential status on Paradise. 26:7.4
- There is no time limit on the progress of Havona pilgrims as they journey through the seven circuits of spiritualization towards divinity attainment. 26:3.2 26:5.5
- Havona pilgrims begin their journey to Paradise alongside the Graduate Guide and the Havona Servital. 26:7.4
- The Graduate Guide stays with Havona pilgrims from arrival to Paradise culmination, witnessing their entire celestial journey. 24:6.3 26:7.4
- Upon arrival in Havona, the pilgrims send adoration to Creator Son for their safe journey and sonship career, before enjoying a leisurely period of observation and reuniting with fellow ascenders. 30:4.28
- Havona pilgrims traverse achieved space without ensupernaphimation in their journey of ascent. 14:5.5
- Comprehension leads to Paradise, belief to Havona, and cooperation with the Adjuster secures evolutionary survival. 26:4.15
- Havona pilgrims progress inward from the seventh to the first circuit to work towards spiritual development for Paradise. 14:4.16
Bible parallels
Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.
- Be you perfect 26:4.12 — Gn 17:1; 1 Ki 8:61; Lv 19:2; Dt 18:13; Mt 5:48; 2 Co 13:11; Jm 1:4; 1 P 1:16.
Where it appears
Havona pilgrims is linked in 60 paragraphs of the text; the first 40 are listed.