Seas of glass
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Also: sea of glass.
In the Urantia Book
On Jerusem
- The personnel of the seventh mansonia assemble on the sea of glass to witness your departure for Jerusem, where you will be welcomed as a citizen of the system capital. 47:9.4 47:10.2
- The sea of glass first appears on the second mansonia as you ascend the crowded mansion worlds, recognizing Jerusem features along the way. 47:4.3
- Conclaves with Lanaforge on the seas of glass are purely social and spiritual gatherings for ascending mortals in the system capital of Jerusem. 45:2.6
- At the polar crystal receiving station on Jerusem, the sea of glass facilitates the reception of communications from the superuniverse and Paradise-Havona, providing an engaging and engrossing experience for beings of all types. 46:2.9 46:3.1-4
On Edentia
- The circular crystal sea of glass on Edentia, 100 miles in circumference, serves as a receiving field for transport seraphim and beings arriving from outside the sphere, facilitating their landing. (43:1.7,10-11)
- The crystal field on architectural worlds serves various purposes, including portraying superuniverse reflectivity and contributing to energy-transformation mechanisms. 43:1.11
- Almost all architectural worlds utilize crystal fields for their decorative value and practical functions, such as portraying superuniverse reflectivity and modifying energy currents. 43:1.11
- Crystal fields on architectural worlds serve multiple purposes, including portraying superuniverse reflectivity and aiding in energy transformation techniques. 43:1.11
- The Edentia sea of glass, serving as the receiving field for all seraphic transports, greatly facilitates the landing of beings arriving from points outside the sphere. 43:1.10 46:2.9
- The sea of glass on Jerusem receives superuniverse and Paradise-Havona broadcasts in liaison with Salvington, utilizing a technique involving the polar crystal. 46:3.1
Bible parallels
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